February 03, 2022
2022 HipHopDX Risings Stars such as Baby Tate and Duke Deuce are beginning to see success in the rap space, but none of it would be possible without the hard work and dedication of Public Enemy frontman Chuck D and fellow Hip Hop pioneer Kurtis Blow, who serve as both the president and vice-president of the Hip Hop Alliance, respectively.
The two Hip Hop legends are making sure future generations are better informed and taken care of when it comes to the music industry. According to a press release issued on Wednesday (February 2), SAG-AFTRA and the Hip Hop Alliance, an affiliate of the United Coalition for Humanity, are teaming up to educate artists, lawmakers and the media about the challenges record labels and studios often create for artists.
“Chuck D and I have been working on this Hip Hop Alliance ever since 2007,” Blow tells HipHopDX. “Finally, we got it done. Thank you to everyone involved.”
Blow added, “Hip Hop culture is the hottest scene in society today. Everyone around the globe is tuning in to listen to what Hip Hop has to say. We truly live in a Hip Hop generation. Rap music is the No. 1 streamed music on the planet. The agreement between SAG-AFTRA and the Hip Hop Alliance will bring many benefit options to the culture in the near future. Caring for people will save lives like SAG-AFTRA did for me.”
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