Tandy Weems | - Lesson Learned By Being a A Trailblazer in Hip-Hop - Mick Unplugged [Ep 7]

Mick Hunt engages in a profound conversation with Tandy Weems, a pivotal figure in hip-hop. They delve into the roots and evolution of hip-hop, its cultural significance, and the importance of staying true to its essence. Tandy emphasizes the need for reeducation about the true nature of hip-hop beyond just music. She discusses her role in shaping the industry and her initiative to start the World Hip Hop Awards to honor authentic hip-hop talent globally. The episode is filled with insights on maintaining integrity and excellence in an ever-changing industry. Tandy Weems' Background: Over 25 years in the industry, worked with icons like Notorious B.I.G., Wu-Tang, Mary J. Blige, Method Man, Redman, and Mike Tyson. Defining Moments: Tandy Weems shares her journey in the hip-hop world and her experiences working with major artists. Discussion Topics: The essence and culture of hip hop. Importance of authenticity and knowledge in hip hop. The negative impact of commercialization on hip-hop culture. Tandy Weems' vision for the World Hip Hop Awards. Strategies for maintaining relevance and authenticity in the industry. Key Quotes: "Hip hop is not just a music genre. It's a culture." "We created a worldwide billion-dollar industry without a dime." "The most important element of hip hop is knowledge." "If your music or your art doesn't possess knowledge, it's not hip hop." Next Steps: Visit: World Hip Hop Awards for more information. Support: Help fund the World Hip Hop Awards and promote authentic hip hop culture. Engage: Share and discuss the episode using #MickUnplugged and #AuthenticHipHop. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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