 |
See Also: How a Language Dork Finally Falls in Love With Rap
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
A History of Rap As Literature
The artists who flowed so fine they turned Old School rhymes into poetry.
ShareThisAdvertising
Most Popular Stories
Most Commented
Last 24 Hours
Most Viewed
Last 24 Hours
- The Conservative Fantasy History Of Civil Rights
- Party Lines
- Alleged Disney Cruise iPhone Thief Outed on Victim's Facebook
- A Life Worth Ending
- Kristen Stewart Fulfills Her Balenciaga Duties With More Exciting Pants
- Disney Investigating Accused iPhone Thief Caught on Facebook
- Leo, Prince of the City
- Single People Not Immune to Human Needs and Wants
- Meet Noah Kalina, the Zuckerberg Wedding Photographer and Former Viral-Video Sensation
- Hitting Pedestrians With a Car Still Not Criminal in New York City
Most Emailed
Last 24 Hours
- A Life Worth Ending
- The Conservative Fantasy History Of Civil Rights
- Post-Racial Farce
- Frank Rich on the National Circus: Booker, Bain, and Bipartisan Narcissism
- Alleged Disney Cruise iPhone Thief Outed on Victim's Facebook
- Single People Not Immune to Human Needs and Wants
- Facebook, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs All Sued Over IPO Debacle
- Ch�teau Sucker
- Spanish Brooklyn
- The Politics of Poop: Feds Battle the City over Gowanus Cleanup
Subscribe to New York
Advertising
Ben Stiller on the Walter Mitty Set
Aubrey Plaza’s Perfect Game
Justin Davidson on the City Opera's Orpheus
Broadway Songwriting in Critical Condition 
Look Book: Dr. Lila Wolfe, Chiropractor
Manhattan-Style Tapas Come to Cobble Hill
Fashionables: Beach Sweaters
Where to Drink 2012
The Interminable Horror of the New Old Age
What George Romney's Doomed Run Taught Mitt
Frank Rich on the Post-Racial Farce
Will This Be the Worst Mosquito Summer Ever?
Copyright © 2012, New York Media LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Join the Discussion
Read All Comments | Add Yours
Recent Comments On This Article