August 1, 1989 – On This Date In Hip-Hop, the Federal Bureau Of Investigations sent word to N.W.A.’s distributor, Priority Records, that their song “F*ck The Police” wasn’t a good look for the Law Enforcement Community. For Eazy-E, it was a way to get free publicity.
On This Date In Hip-Hop, The D.O.C. released his debut album No One Can Do It Better on Ruthless Records.
On This Date In Hip-Hop, Chicago driller and Team 600 member Edai was shot and killed in South Shore.
On This Date In Hip-Hop, Michael “Double K” Turner was born in Hollywood, CA.
On This Date In Hip-Hop, Roger “Rampage” McNair was born in Brooklyn, New York.
On This Date In Hip-Hop, DMX released his 6th album Year Of The Dog Again.
On This Date In Hip-Hop, Harold “Hype Williams” Williams was born in Queens, New York.
On This Date In Hip-Hop, Carlton “Chuck D” Ridenhour was born in Queens, New York.
On This Date In Hip-Hop, EPMD released their 2nd album Unfinished Business.
On This Date In Hip-Hop, MTV was launched — and guess what: THESE N*GGAS REALLY PLAYED MUSIC VIDEOS back then
On This Date In Hip-Hop, XXL released its first issue – a double cover – with JAY-Z and Master P.
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