Damien J.
08-17-2005, 06:04 PM
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In today’s society, it is the younger generations who have it in their power to try and make a change, look at the election of 2004; Hip-hop giants encouraging us to vote and do just that. Immortal Technique is an underground giant and in his own way he helps us to understand to just how those changes have to be made. Even though the Harlem residing, Peruvian born artist doesn’t consider himself political, he truly has his own interpretation of the reality of the government and its politics. This is apparent in his rhymes and if he chooses not to be known as political he can be easily labeled revolutionary. You won’t hear him disputing that fact.
Read The Whole Interview (http://www.hiphop-magazine.com/interviews.php?pn=fullnews&newsfile=news-show&id=38)
In today’s society, it is the younger generations who have it in their power to try and make a change, look at the election of 2004; Hip-hop giants encouraging us to vote and do just that. Immortal Technique is an underground giant and in his own way he helps us to understand to just how those changes have to be made. Even though the Harlem residing, Peruvian born artist doesn’t consider himself political, he truly has his own interpretation of the reality of the government and its politics. This is apparent in his rhymes and if he chooses not to be known as political he can be easily labeled revolutionary. You won’t hear him disputing that fact.
Read The Whole Interview (http://www.hiphop-magazine.com/interviews.php?pn=fullnews&newsfile=news-show&id=38)