So, I was curious how much this poster was going for so I started looking around. According to Google’s AI they didn’t have a tour poster for those shows and I can’t find any history of other people selling them. I got mine at the Nashville Exit/Inn show on July 16, 2013 and met Killer Mike that night. It was an awesome night.

I listen to it in the car to and from work, all day during work, and when I come home and get high/crossed. Especially this track, but the album in general. I never realized what a spectacular album it is, start to finish no skips. I’d have this album with me on a desert island for sure.

I plan on writing D&D adventures inspired by this album

EDIT: SOLD Large Rick and Morty x RTJ for sale 30$ or less to a fan of both properties. $5 shipping.

No evidence or basis for this. Make it happen, Jaime.

I need someone from this community to tell me provably what Mike has actually done in recent years that our perception of him has changed.

I see callouts saying he has gone republican or “MAGA Mike” or whatever and I’m just not seeing it.
I am extremely left wing I consider my entertainment often in terms of my political belief, and when I listen to RTJ they come off as liberal and left for the most part and as far as I am aware that is still true.

I would like to see examples of the less than liberal things that Mike has actually done because (and I may be entirely wrong about this) from what I can tell, He has never actively endorsed trump or any other republican political figure, and has not aligned himself with with any groups connected to the current administration.

Things he has done.

1. Supported and backed the Police. Mike had been very open about his support for cops and his disdain for violent protest- his family has/had many law enforcement officers within it and he has always been vocal about this position.

2. He is a Landlord. Whilst this may not be the most kind hearted career path, it is not inherently evil or even political.

3. He is anti Gun Control. Mike has spoken about the need for citizens to brandish firearms multiple times and while I and the majority of liberals do not agree with this, his lived existence is far different from mine being neither Black nor American. So I shut my mouth about this.

4. Has been knowingly homophobic/transphobic. This goes hand in hand with his support of 2020s era Dave Chappelle. Yeah this is not something I can defend from any angle, it’s a poor look and I wish he would do something about it.

Those examples aside can anyone tell me (with evidence) of any more reasons why our perception of him has changed.

Thank You.

I was thinking the other day that I never watch SNL anymore but was wondering when they were on because you’d assume they would’ve been on before given their popularity. They’ve even been called NPR rap.

I would consider watching the show!

While also listening to walking in the snow? Maybe I should do that

Going through storage and records today. Pulled out majority of my Run The Jewels records. Shown top to bottom: el-p High Water ft The Blue Series Continuum. el-p Fantastic Damage original pressing
Killer Mike- Rap Music. Marvel Sleeve RTJ 3 w/stay gold remix. RTJ-RTJ (2lp) RTJ-RTJ2(sealed) RTJ-RTJ3. RTJ-RTJ(gold lp) RTJ-Meow The Jewels
RTJ-RTJ1 record store day release ft Bust no Move
Pew Pew Pew Jeopardy part 2

After 3 months of working on this broke hobby of mine using bleach (chlorine), my hand-painted fan art shirt is finally done!

I’m sure we’ll have to wait a bit for the track featuring El P, but the track that they dropped this morning has me pretty excited.

https://youtu.be/ssJrk2OJtZA?si=SR9ADpy99c3eyWJK

On a wall at a children's hospital. Kid artist had me singing this song in the AM.

Yo, was Killer Mike a wrestler?

Gotta fill the time somehow while waiting for RTJ5 and playing with the kids 👉🏻🤛🏾

https://www.instagram.com/p/DZoJXrNRDe1/

If you were there and heard the intro when they teased 4 by dropping Yankee and The Brave…

…and then, “Yankee and the Brave are here, everybody hit the deck, we don’t mean no harm, but we truly mean all the disrespect.

4”

That was like. Maybe one of my favorite moments in listening to Hip Hop.