Tag: Say’hu

• Young Fedora

  Say’hu is a Gambian American hip-hop recording artist from Charlotte, North Carolina. His music stresses the issues of capitalism, poverty, and war and is often loaded with witty metaphors and heart felt messages that everyone can relate to. With hip-hop being his musical root and most important source of inspiration, he says artist such asRead…

  cgoode1230

  March 28, 2018

  Corruption, Diaspora Emcees, Gambia, Student Projects, Trap Music

  Say’hu

• Diaspora Rappers

  

  Diaspora based artists like K’Naan, Blitz the Ambassador, M3nsa, Wale, and French Montana, and Tabi Bonney have been covered heavily in this blog. There are several other first and second generation African MCs around the world who have not been covered as much in this blog. As students in the Hip Hop and Social ChangeRead…

  Msia Kibona Clark

  March 24, 2018

  Africa, Australia, canada, Diaspora Emcees, England/UK, Ethiopia, France, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Kenya, LIberia, Nigeria, Senegal, Student Projects, Uganda, United States, Women MCs

  Amine, Flohio, Gabriel Teodros, Kojey Radical, Kween G, Little Simz, MHD, Novelist, Reggie Snow, Rich Garvey, Say’hu, Shad, Skepta, Sway

• My Motherland Is Not A Jungle: Africa Through Say’hu’s Eyes

  

  I decided to choose an artist whose name I did not hear much in the class. The title of Say’hu’s song, “Motherland” drew my attention because everybody has their own opinion as to what their motherland is or what the term means to them. To me, my motherland is where myself and my family originateRead…

  niyahshade

  April 20, 2017

  Diaspora Emcees, Gambia, Student Projects

  Africa, African, African Hip Hop, Diaspora Emcees, hip hop, Say’hu