According to Bey, he was given the impression that the production company was on board with the film but apparently, he was given improper information.
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It seems Mos Def might not have been so unimpressed with Tekashi 6ix9ine after all. He has set the record straight on his recent critique on Hip-Hop’s biggest troll.
As Hip-Hop biggest troller, Tekashi antics aren’t for everybody. Mos Def was recently shown one of his videos and called a spade a spade.
Yasiin Bey fka Mos Def continues to put on for the culture. He has announced that he will be launching an art gallery in the South Bronx.
Black Star, the dynamic Hip-Hop duo of Yasiin Bey and Talib Kweli tragically only has one album. However, fans are excited with news that a new album from the Brooklyn MC’s is on the way, with production from Madlib to boot.
The Mighty Mos Def now known as properly as Yasiin Bey is a real-life documentarian, rapper, actor and model. For the latter, the Brooklyn native is seen modeling the new collection from Los Angeles streetwear destination Union.
Yasiin Bey stopped by Ebro in the morning for a rare interview.
Yasiin Bey and Ferrari Sheppard, collectively known as Dec 99th, made their national television debut last night, but never showed their faces.
Yasiin Bey aka the artist formerly known as Mos Def drops his final album, allegedly, December 99th. Actually, it’s a self-titled project with December 99th being the name of the collaboration between Bey and Ferrari Sheppard.
Yasiin Bey aka the Mighty Mos Def is officially hanging up his microphone. The Brooklyn rapper, who recently had his travel ban in South Africa lifted—announced that he will be dropping his final album, December 99th.
Yasiin Bey, the artist formerly known as Mos Def, has been enduring an ongoing immigration battle that kept him grounded in South Africa. The Brooklyn rapper was able to settle his legal differences with the African nation and will close out his performing career with a series of final shows.
