Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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Have you ever had those songs that remind you of a past event, person, or feeling? That's what makes music so powerful, the ability to directly connect to our hearts. The Rap Philosophy Podcast intertwines the love of music across genres such as Hip Hop, Rap, and Soul with an up close look at the most influential and up-and-coming artists by breaking down memorable lyrics along with beats and melodies to truly dissect the meanings behind the artist's carefully crafted stories. Each episode will break down a couple songs, along with an uplifting philo to start your week off right, every Sunday.
Unknown Host hosts Rap Philosophy, a society show with 23 episodes published.
Oftentimes we don’t even realize when we are stuck in a habitual cycle. This episode looks at Big Sean’s Better Me Than You, an introspective journey of personal growth and what it takes to break old habits. In order to
Season 6 begins with a look at Chance the Rapper's Starline, a personal journey and comeback story for the Chicago based rapper. Everyone has their setbacks in life, but we can't hide in the dark forever.
In the sixth studio album by Vince Staples, "Dark Times" serves as a raw, personal perspective on what truly matters in life. It's undeniable that we all struggle from time to time, but it's these moments that help us re
I’m a big believer in the idea that dreams make the world go ‘round. It’s not always that these dreams get realized instantly, but its the belief, the pursuit, and the unshakable confidence that inspires. With the latest
Season 6 Song: Chance the Rapper - Buried Alive We’ve come a long way This video marks the start of another chapter on a continued journey. The essence of Rap Philosophy is to intertwine the love of music across genres s
At last, the closing days of winter are here, and in the season 5 finale we get a taste of some R&B and Soul in a preview of what's to come. The past few months have been a journey from establishing new goals and a desir
At some point, we all have to decide whether we will commit to the change we say we want. Well, it’s finally that time. This week's episode is the “turning point”, as we dive into the North Carolina’s J. Cole. One of the
Find the video version of this podcast on Spotify! This weeks episode dives into the rising star that is Redveil, a 19-year-old Maryland artist. His latest album, Learn2Swim reflects on a journey from pain to fame as we
A promising artist apart of the Dreamville record label, JID is the focus this week, as we look at his latest album, the Forever Story. This episode takes a glimpse at some deep songs from the album, and reinforces the i
There’s a lot of blessings we come across in our lifetime and fail to notice. In this weeks episode, we look at lyrics from Chicago's Chance the Rapper, as well as Manhattan's Marlon Craft to show the importance of grati
With the new season comes new rap philosophy. With Fall’s arrival, change has become inevitable. In this episode I dive into independent artists, L.A rapper Price & Brooklyn's Kota the Friend in a look at how flaws are t
In the third episode of season 4, we look at not only what it means to achieve happiness, but how to make it last. Marlon Craft, an upcoming rapper from New York, alongside with lyrics from Russ provide a valuable perspe
Season 4 is finally here, and it's all about the Revival. This episode explores the genre of Soul music, and how we can re-ignite our dreams, passions, and love. Songs from Celeste and Gregory Porter paint a vivid pictur
In the third episode of season 3, we take a closer look at the artist Joey Bada$$, and his most recent album All-AmeriKKKan Bada$$. He tells a story of overcoming temptations, vices, and poverty, and in doing so, discove
Not everything in life always goes according to plan. This week's episode features songs from Sylvan LaCue and One Week Notice on how unexpected setbacks sparked the journey to success.
In the Season 3 Premiere, it's all about the glow up. We look at how some of the biggest artists in hip-hop went through their glow up, and it all starts with the smallest change. We all have the ability to be at our hig
In the season 2 finale, songs from Mac Miller and Frank Ocean tell a story of how to overcome distractions, re-evaluate, and pave a path to new beginnings. It's never too late for a second chance, but the decision to sta
On this Fourth of July Special, we look at a unique perspective on life, through the sounds of Tyler, The Creator, along with up-and-coming artists, Caleborate & Erick the Architect.
We all face pressure from time to time, whether it's from a tight deadline, meeting other's expectations, or simply just trying to live up to our best potential. This week's episode showcases the rise and fall of Grammy
In this week's episode, we look at the highs and lows of life, and how to move forward with change. It boils down to one simple concept, and songs from Lute and J. Cole show us how.
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