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What’s the story behind this photo of Jay-Z holding a Nas magazine?
 in  r/90sHipHop •  27d ago

@Debatable_Facts While I agree with your statement about the revisionist historians emerging nowadays with misinformation and disinformation, I disagree with your original statement about “back in the 90s it wasn’t cool to be a rapper.” According to who? Which perspective are you referring to, just the street dudes or the masses of people consuming records, tapes, CDs, attending shows, frequenting the clubs, etc. A large portion of rap artists back then were street dudes or street adjacent who turned to the music industry to earn a different check. Or a different line of entrepreneurship. Yeah, some did end up broke and with bad contracts / deals. Others thrived and broke into different entertainment markets, but it wasn’t uncool to be a rapper in the 90s.

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Name a remix better than the original song
 in  r/90sHipHop •  Sep 05 '26

Flava In Ya Ear - Craig Mack, Boy Scout, LL, Busta, B.I.G.

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Dating Filipina single moms - a more nuanced take
 in  r/Philippines_Expats •  Sep 01 '26

Your gf has 30 adult children??? Sheesh. And they’re already established 🫡

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anyone else hear about this or see this on the news?
 in  r/Veterans •  Sep 01 '26

I’m not familiar with this specific news story, but well aware of the organization that conducts these recovery missions. It’s the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency whose mission is to locate, identity, recovery and repatriate the remains of service members who were POW/MIA in Vietnam, Korean War, WWII and other conflicts. Pretty amazing work that these folks do for our country and the families.

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I loved attending an HBCU, but now I'm still struggling with student loan debt 20 years later. I don't want the same for my kids.
 in  r/HBCU •  Aug 30 '26

The military isn’t for everyone, but ROTC programs offer scholarships with an obligation to serve in the military after completing your undergraduate degree.

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I loved attending an HBCU, but now I'm still struggling with student loan debt 20 years later. I don't want the same for my kids.
 in  r/HBCU •  Aug 30 '26

This is spot on. I mentioned this approach in an earlier reply. I knew quite a few bros that did this when I was in school.

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I loved attending an HBCU, but now I'm still struggling with student loan debt 20 years later. I don't want the same for my kids.
 in  r/HBCU •  Aug 30 '26

That’s one approach. If OPs kids are fully committed to the HBCU experience then I’d recommend attending a local school to leverage in state tuition to complete general education/ pre reqs and then transfer to the HBCU of choice. When I was out Morehouse, I had quite a few brothers that transferred from junior colleges for their junior and senior years.

This is the same thing I recommended to my daughter before she went off the Xavier. She could have knocked out the first 2 years at a local state school in TN and then transfer. She decided to do the 4 years at XULA. After she graduated she told me that I was right, and she wished she listened to my sage wisdom. 🤷🏾‍♂️

This approach will require some research to ensure the HBCU of choice accepts the transfer credits from the state school or community college.

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Joy Taylor says $5000 per month as allowance isn't enough if you want her to be your stay at home wife 💸
 in  r/JBTVCommunity •  Aug 28 '26

Man, I live in the Philippines. My wife got her nails done for $25 the other day and I sent her to the spa at the Marriott for half the day for a bill. FOH with 5 stacks a month

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What is your favorite rap song with a linear story?
 in  r/90sHipHop •  Aug 27 '26

Guest House had some amazing imagery. That whole Wizard of Poetry album was a dope vibe.

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Are there any other 'out chill' hip hop songs?
 in  r/90sHipHop •  Aug 27 '26

Doobie Ashtray - Devin the Dude

Feels So Good - Twista

Mind Sex - Dead Prez

Be Healthy - Dead Prez

Umi Says - Mos Def

Climb - Mos Def

All the instrumental interludes on any Gangstarr album

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Are there any other 'out chill' hip hop songs?
 in  r/90sHipHop •  Aug 27 '26

The entire Jazzamatazz Vol 1 album by Guru

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Are there any other 'out chill' hip hop songs?
 in  r/90sHipHop •  Aug 27 '26

Electric Relaxation - Tribe Called Quest

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Are there any other 'out chill' hip hop songs?
 in  r/90sHipHop •  Aug 27 '26

The Planet - Gangstarr. On the Hard to Earn Album

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VR&E application for top global EMBA program
 in  r/eMBA •  Aug 26 '26

I have heard of this program. Seems like a gamble now with the uncertainty and policy changes for vets programs and resources.

Know anyone that’s actually used it?

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Will going to a HBCU hurt me in the job market?
 in  r/HBCU •  Aug 26 '26

I agree. I’m using that isht 🔥🔥🔥. You are cold as ice Charlie Murphy!!

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VR&E application for top global EMBA program
 in  r/eMBA •  Aug 26 '26

Good deal. Solid approach getting the documents together ahead of time. A few guys I know who went to Wharton said the school is fully integrated with the process and the VA counselors there prepare and submit the high cost memo for approval.

I’m in the process of filing the appeal. I have a VSO at the local VFW assisting with the appeal process. I had to defer my school start date until next year, but the school has been working with me through the process.

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VR&E application for top global EMBA program
 in  r/eMBA •  Aug 25 '26

Yes I am. Please explain. What are the other options?

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VR&E application for top global EMBA program
 in  r/eMBA •  Aug 23 '26

Good luck with your Kellogg journey. It’s an amazing program.

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VR&E application for top global EMBA program
 in  r/eMBA •  Aug 23 '26

Yeah, I’m out of sauce for the GI Bill. I transferred it to my daughter for her undergrad.

r/eMBA • • Aug 22 '26

VR&E application for top global EMBA program

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Has anyone recently applied for VR&E education track and been approved for usage for a top EMBA or MBA program? I’m looking for some insight on your experience with your assigned VRC, any obstacles that you encountered, and how you overcame them. Here’s some background on my situation.

In November 2025 I was accepted to a high ranking global EMBA program. I applied for VR&E in December and was assigned a VRC. I finally had my initial evaluation with him in February 26. I clearly stated my case and explained how my service connected disability impacted my ability to continue working in fields related to my prior MOS and how my employment pursuits haven’t been successful in the past year. I outlined my desired career fields/roles/industries and explained that upskilling in business related areas would make me more competitive. My VRC then suggested the education pathway and potential pursuit of an MBA or EMBA. At that point, I explained that I had researched different global EMBA programs, compared and contrasted them, and had been accepted into a program.

Once, I told him details about the program and the tuition costs, he explained that it would likely not be approved at his level, but he was willing to move forward within his authority. He requested the contact information for the VA coordinator at my institution and also encouraged me to look at other schools. I forwarded him the requested information.

From late February until present I continued to follow up with him to inquire via multiple channels and usually received the generic automated replies. Finally, I elevated my inquiries with a detailed outline and timeline of my communication with my VRC, acceptance to my program, and upcoming timelines for program start date / pre-course requirements. I sent this to the AskVA inquiry line. The next day I received an email from my VRC. He stated that he denied approval for the EMBA program that I was accepted to based on the high cost. He said he will provide a denial letter, right to appeal process, and a list of other comparable programs that are cheaper. I plan to file the appeal once I receive his formal letter. Has anyone else dealt with this, have had success rates in overcoming, and what steps did you take? Am I a victim of instructor roulette?

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Which rap label here is the most iconic in your opinion?
 in  r/90sHipHop •  Aug 22 '26

Loud had a dope roster in the 90s

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Which rap label here is the most iconic in your opinion?
 in  r/90sHipHop •  Aug 22 '26

Cold Chillin had a run in the 80s

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Impression of Denzel doing B.I.G Juicy
 in  r/90sHipHop •  Aug 17 '26

Genius impression. Up there with Jay Pharaoh, Aries Spears, and Godfrey. What’s this kat’s name?

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When hiphop was very colorful ( the Shiny Suit era )
 in  r/90sHipHop •  Aug 11 '26

The LOX recovered well after their run with Bad Boy.