We catch up with XLR8R's April cover star, Bun B, in his native Texas where he discusses being an elder statesman of hip hop, surviving in the music industry and why small towns matter.
Last December, Bun B was dealt a serious blow when his longtime U.G.K. collaborator Pimp C suddenly died. The always eloquent rapper waxes wise about his new role as an elder statesman of hip hop, doles out advice on surviving in the music industry and why artists should go out of their way to play in small towns.
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Posted by samureye on 04/09/2008 at 04:40:00 pm in XLR8RTV
I want to watch everything on Revision3 but XLR8R is a show that doesn't sit well with me, I'm sorry guys but I don't listen to these weird electro-pop or whatever music I am lead to believe is shown all the time. With that said, loved the episode, so some more rap/hip-hop/Caribbean stuff would be appreciated! (longer too would be nice!) Good work!
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Posted by yadadamean on 04/09/2008 at 12:52:56 am in XLR8RTV
I am a Hip Hop junkie and have followed UGK since a college roommate introduced me to them in 1994. I love how this interview showed the intelligence and class of a true hip hop artist, not the trash talking steroid taking rappers that make the news. I have not watched XLR8RTV that often but after this I will make sure to subscribe. Thank you for the great interview.
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Posted by tylerhowarth on 04/08/2008 at 09:06:17 am in XLR8RTV
We catch up with XLR8R's April cover star, Bun B, in his native Texas where he discusses being an elder statesman of hip hop, surviving in the music industry and why small towns matter.
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