January 13, 1992 – On This Date In Hip-Hop, KRS-One responded to a Details Magazine article with PM Dawn’s Prince Be questioning KRS’ activism by showing up to their show at New York’s Sound Factory and GETTING ACTIVE. It’s reported that KRS and Boogie Down Productions rushed the show, got in Prince Be’s ass [#NoBambaataa], threw him off stage and proceeded to rock “I’m Still #1” and “The Bridge Is Over”
#RIPPrinceBe tho
January 13, 2017 – On This Date In Hip-Hop, Nick Grant dropped his debut album Return Of The Cool.
January 13, 1998 – On This Date In Hip-Hop, The Lox released their debut album Money Power And Respect on Bad Boy.
January 13, 2009 – On This Date In Hip-Hop, the soundtrack to the Notorious biopic was released on Bad Boy.
January 13, 1972 – On This Date In Hip-Hop, Brandt “B-Legit” Jones was born.
January 13, 1994 – On This Date In Hip-Hop, in a shootout that would ultimately leave PJ Watts vet Tony Thomas dead, a then 22-year-old Gangsta Dresta was critically wounded during an exchange of gunfire in the Imperial Court Projects.
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Imagine talmbout being a Black activist, and your solution to a Black man questioning your activism is to throw him off stage, risking his death. PM Dawn wasn’t no gangstas. He knew he could bully THEM.
Hilarious 😂