Jineea Butler “Pretty Boy” Floyd hit the scene with the loud, over-zealous crooners anticipating his ascension in 1993. He was handsome, he was sharp; he had young boy’s swag. I wondered who he would become. Floyd is now the highest paid athlete of all times. At times even I questioned his ability as the greatest […]
Author Archives: Jineea Butler, NNPA Columnist
The Godfather of Hip Hop
Jineea Butler NNPA Columnist. Hip Hop has always had a fetish with gangster movies and characters. We often see artists referring to themselves in lyrics or using popular characters as their stage name: Public Enemy, Scarface, and Little Caesar were all popular gangster films of the 1930s. The Notorious B.I.G. lost a court battle for […]
A Challenge for the Hip Hop Generation
Jineea Butler, founder of the Social Services of Hip Hop and the Hip Hop Union. Lately, Hip Hop news has been fueled with beef and rants of all kinds. Meek Mill is beefing with Wale because Wale wasn’t supporting Mill’s current project enough on social media, Dame Dash is blaming Lyor Cohen for the downfall […]

