Some critics say hip hop is dead for several reasons. Real Juice " The Hip Hop Hero" begg to differ and will be the medium between the two era's of the culture punching holes in what critics believe by comparing and contrasting time with his professional view on the matter. He's lived the live and the business first had literally. Real Juice has paid riders, marketed and promoted some of the biggest Class A artist in the world such a as Alicia Keys, Jadakiss, Jill Scott, Snoop Dogg, and Music Soulchild just to name a few. From the Northside streets of St. Louis MO. Now living in Atlanta....
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Some critics say hip hop is dead for several reasons. Real Juice " The Hip Hop Hero" begg to differ and will be the medium between the two era's of the culture punching holes in what critics believe by comparing and contrasting time with his professional view on the matter. He's lived the live and the business first had literally. Real Juice has paid riders, marketed and promoted some of the biggest Class A artist in the world such a as Alicia Keys, Jadakiss, Jill Scott, Snoop Dogg, and Music Soulchild just to name a few. From the Northside streets of St. Louis MO. Now living in Atlanta....
Season 1 (Episode 18)..Rap God Immortal promotes, markets and empowers female artists while breaking down barriers and stereotypes while paying homage to Trina for inspiring The Baddest Misses. Featuring Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”..
Season 1 (Episode 17) Rap God Immortal’s The Baddest Misses pays homage to women in a male dominate industry while promoting, breaking stereotypes and breaking barriers for the new generation. Hosted by Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”..
Rap God Immortal’s the Baddest Misses will use this platform to promote and empower female artists. We will discuss how to over come stereotypes, biases and adversity in a male dominated industry.Featuring, Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”! Season 1 (Episode 16)
Rap God Immortal..The Baddest Misses pays homage and promotes female artists and talks about stereotypes in a male dominated industry. Featuring Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”. Season 1 Episode (15)..
S1 Ep(14) XX Rated Rap God Immortal.. Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses pays homage and promotes female artists in a male dominated industry. Featuring Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”.. Season 1 Episode (14)…
Rap God Immortal’s..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses.. promotes and pays homage to female artists in a male dominated industry. XXXX Rated 21 and Older! Season 1 Episode (13)
Rap God Immortal pays homage to female artist while shining the light on there struggle in the male dominated industry. Season 1 (Episode 12) XXXX Rated! 21 and older!
Rated XXXX 21 and Older! Explicit Content! Last 10 min. *No Music* Episode..Rap God Immortal..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses..by Second Age Entertainment..pays homage to female artists while shinning the light on the adversity they must over come in the industry. Season (1 Episode 11) Rated XXXX @realjuice314_thehiphophero
*No Music* Rap God Immortal.. Save Hip Hop Movement.. “The Baddest Misses”.. promotes female artists and sheds light on there struggle while searching for the baddest bitch for the baddest misses. S 1 Ep (10)
Season 1 (E 9) *NO MUSIC* Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero” promotes female artists while looking for the baddest misses in entertainment. He also speaks about content and the dialogue between his self and the listeners and explains his straight forward personality and also being molested as a child.
Some critics say hip hop is dead for several reasons. Real Juice " The Hip Hop Hero" begg to differ and will be the medium between the two era's of the culture punching holes in what critics believe by comparing and contrasting time with his professional view on the matter. He's lived the live and the business first had literally. Real Juice has paid riders, marketed and promoted some of the biggest Class A artist in the world such a as Alicia Keys, Jadakiss, Jill Scott, Snoop Dogg, and Music Soulchild just to name a few. From the Northside streets of St. Louis MO. Now living in Atlanta....
