Seems like the President from Chi-town is no longer shy about letting his inner Chicagoan come out. Recently the White House welcomed Chicago MC Common into their humble abode where he performed the latest segment of NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert.
Common has always tugged on the ladies’ heartstrings and with the release of his Love Star mini documentary, the rapper is bound to win over quite a few more admirers.
We can finally start moving on from the calls to revoke Common’s “woke” card, hopefully. In a recent interview, the Chicago rapper said Donald Trump as president would be a return to the “slave days.”
Chicago native Common has signed on to co-produce a remake of the classic Black cinema piece Cooley High.
Common took an extra moment at the VH1 Hip-Hop Honors show to shout the women activists that have been holding it down for decades.
Common‘s longtime friend and producer No I.D. was a guest on Soulection Radio recently and left show with a parting gift. A new track from called “Home.”
Your girlfriend’s favorite rapper is on the cover of your mother’s favorite magazine. Common is the man of the month for the newest issue of EBONY magazine.
Common has officially gone Hollywood—in the best of ways. If he isn’t in your Top 10 as a rapper, maybe he’ll make the cut as a thespian, and he’s doing it alongside the RZA.
Why doesn’t Common get mentioned in more “Top MC” conversations?
Let this video of Common spitting straight fire be your coffee this morning.
Common took to Instagram to spit a few bars and hint at some new music coming soon.
As Barbershop 3: The Next Cut arrives in theaters nationwide today, the movie franchise’s creator Ice Cube admits that he really didn’t feel like making another one.
