BET recently announced the indefinite suspension of the BET Hip-Hop Awards. While the network insists these events aren’t gone for good and are simply being reimagined for a changing media climate, it’s worth exploring the deeper forces shaping this decision. The most obvious assumption
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Ryan Trahan’s latest YouTube series, traveling to 50 states in 50 days while raising millions for St. Jude, was a masterclass in storytelling, creator-brand synergy, and audience engagement. It wasn’t just entertaining; it was a blueprint. Here are 7 key lessons creators can glean from
American Eagle’s fall denim campaign featuring actress Sydney Sweeney, taglined “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans,” sparked instant backlash. Critics claimed the slogan, paired with Sweeney’s blonde, blue-eyed image, evoked eugenics-era language and upheld white beauty ideals. Accusations of white supremacist marketing quickly surfaced. But
“No one can say Christian rap is corny anymore.” — Lecrae And honestly… he’s right. Christian rap has come a long way since its roots in the late ’80s. Early pioneers—many from the Reformed tradition of the American church—were deeply committed to theological soundness and
Triston Thompson, known artistically as Tahym, is a powerful voice rising out of Queens, NY. Born on November 10, 1988, to a single Jamaican mother who filled their home with a rich mix of sounds—from Whitney Houston to Bob Marley—Tahym was shaped early by music’s