Tonight we’ll be discussing whether rap music should be considered poetry in the “traditional” sense of the term. Why do some feel that it should be separate? Should academics start to incorporate Hip Hop alongside the other classics they study? All that and more with your boys at The K & D Exchange.

Tonight we will be discussing “cancel culture”. What does it take for someone to get “cancelled”, and what happens when they do? Who decides and who enforces the “cancelling”? Is it morally or ethically ambiguous or clear whether you can enjoy someone’s art if they’ve done reprehensible things? All this and more with your boys over at The K & D Exchange.

DMX was a living legend in Hip Hop, in music, and in life. In today’s episode we remember him and his contribution to the art form, what we can learn from his life, how we celebrate him, and more.

What kind of shady sh*t REALLY goes down in the music industry? Are people reaching when they mention subliminal messaging in music and videos, or is there a clear intent behind the art? Was Lil Nas X making a metaphorical point about his identity, or is he an industry plant? All that and more with your boys at The K & D Exchange.

As you may or may not know, we’re both creatives in our own right. As a result, we’re gonna deep dive into what it’s really like being a creative - whether it be our mentalities, our day to day routines, how we approach traditional forms of work, and more!

Tonight we’re discussing rappers who happen to be female. We’re gonna dive into our favourites, who we’re checking for, as well as the conversation surrounding the idea of women who spit bars - are they still accepted? Is there a bias against them? Are they put in a box? All that and more with your boys over at The K & D Exchange 👌