Here’s what I saw this week on YouTube, my go to source for current information and classic content.
POLITICAL
Let’s start with something serious from Thom Hartman, one of the most underrated political pundits in the media. He is very respected on the left and has a good understanding of reality. His biggest negative is that he’s terrible at arguing his point, at least half the time. Still, he makes an interesting point here..
Sam Seder is better at arguing his point but less steady in his delivery and eloquence. Still, he makes good points on this same issue, so let’s continue the debate..
TECHNOLOGY
Ok and now for something at lot less political, check out Film Riot for some super dope video techniques. This is an example of what type of goodies are on his channel. He’s been doing this for years and deserves a massive BIG UP!
CULTURE
What Kyle Kulinski says at the beginning of this piece could come back to haunt him but ultimately it will be good PR for him in the long run. His opening statement was actually a good PR move for someone like him. He is definitely a rising star in underground media. Hopefully he won’t crash and burn…
MUSIC
I also watched a bunch of unrelated, irrelevant and slightly interesting videos that I don’t wish to promote. On the other hand I watched some other classic video from the 30’s, 40’s, 50’s and 60’s for some research I’m doing. Here’s a little bit of what I found.
Kurt Nice
Kurt Nice aka Kurtiss Jackson is a behind the scenes pioneer in the Hip Hop Kulture, creating the first nationally distributed video mix tape series, Shades of Hip Hop, in the late 1990s. Since touring the country with the Stop the Violence Movement and the Temple of Hip Hop as KRS-ONE’s National Marketing Director, Kurt Nice has been a constant commentator on conscious Hip Hop and its relevance to the new rap music of today, through radio and cable appearances. contact Kurt at info@hiphoplives.net
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Kurt Nice aka Kurtiss Jackson is a behind the scenes pioneer in the Hip Hop Kulture, creating the first nationally distributed video mix tape series, Shades of Hip Hop, in the late 1990s. Since touring the country with the Stop the Violence Movement and the Temple of Hip Hop as KRS-ONE's National Marketing Director, Kurt Nice has been a constant commentator on conscious Hip Hop and its relevance to the new rap music of today, through radio and cable appearances. contact Kurt at info@hiphoplives.net
