Episode 185: Chuck D & CornBread At The 4th Annual Hip Hop Cultural Summit

Peace to Chuck D and one of the graffiti legends, one of the original writers, the original writer, Cornbread.

They're doing an event out in Delaware today.

with the Cultural Museum.

And one of our former Zulu brothers, a brother is, I don't believe he's Zulu anymore.

I think he's the co-founder of the Guerrilla Zulus that was out in Delaware.

Whether the brother Zulu or not, he's still been doing the work, which is the most important thing, because it's not about the brand.

It's not about the organization.

It's about the culture.

It's about the movement.

It's about the work that you're doing.

So and that brother, you know, although I don't think he's in a mix with the Zulus anymore, he's been doing great work.

before he was Zulu, while he was Zulu, and now afterwards, you know what I'm saying? So I'm going to read this.

This is on allhiphop.com. And if Brother Iz does check this out, you know what I'm saying, I would love to, you know, have you on our platform and to discuss, you know, how you came into Zulu, you know, what you're doing for hip-hop culture, what you're doing for the people.

I believe the Brothers of Peruvian Descent, A real ill brother, you know what I'm saying? A dope soul, a powerful warrior, indeed.

You know what I'm saying? So shout out to all the former Gorilla Zulus out in Delaware.

You know what I'm saying? Some real good brothers, for real.

So it says, Chuck D and Graffiti Pioneer Cornbread bring hip-hop to Delaware Art Museum.

Public enemies Chuck D and Cornbread join a free Delaware Art Museum program that ties graffiti to hip-hop and community action.

Chuck D and Daryl Cornbread, must McCray bring hip-hop's activist roots to Wilmington, Delaware on October 17th during the fourth annual Hip-Hop Cultural Summit.

So if you're in the Delaware area, maybe you're out in South Jersey, maybe you're in Philadelphia, if you're close by, or New York, willing to travel wherever you're at.

If you're willing to travel to experience hip-hop culture, we know you can go to...

Delaware on October 17th and check out the fourth annual Hip Hop Cultural Summit.

All right.

The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Delaware Art Museum with music, graffiti, dance and talks on social change.

Key words, social change.