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On this episode of The Curb podcast LahGic and Bluu give Tory Lanez his roses for an incredible album, but also pick apart some of the oddities around its formulation. They also talk about why they will never wear another man’s drawers and debate the line that divides inspiration and copying.
“Linden Boulevard represent, represent Tribe Called Quest represent, represent When the mic is in my hand, I’m never hesitant My favourite jam back in…
It’s 2018. Bluu and LahGic return with those uninhibited opinions reserved just for The Curb. Top of mind is the apparent decline of Eminem.…
“Throw a steak off the ark, to a pool full of sharks – he’ll take it. Leave him in the wilderness with a sworn…
On this episode of The Curb, the boys are back at it. After a long hiatus, Bluu and Lahgic return with those uninhibited opinions…
Recently, I’ve tried to wrap my brain around words. Words that incite violence, words that evoke fear, and words that hurt. Late last month,…
On this episode of The Curb podcast, hosts Bluu and Lahgic sit down with Clifton “KLFTN” Reddick, founder of Battle of the Beat Makers (BBM)…
As summer comes to a simmer and fall slowly creeps its way into our existence, both seasons battle for control of the climate. In…
“It’s coming, ladies and gentlemen / This time around the revolution will not be televised.” — Jay Electronica Mr. Electronica was wrong. As the…