Run The Jewels examine race relations between Blacks and whites, Blacks and police, and deliver an ill visual in one fell swoop.
Run The Jewels was minding their business, rocking the stage at a Spotify event at SXSW. Then some guy jumps on stage and tries to run up on El-P, but Killer Mike was having no parts of such shenanigans and came to his buddy’s defense.
While in Atlanta, Run The Jewels had some good old fashioned barbershop talk… with children.
Run The Jewels 2 is still in constant rotation around these parts. That said, you can imagine how dope it is to see a visual for “Lie, Cheat, Steal.”
On the national holiday celebrating the life of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., politically savvy rapper Killer Mike penned a moving essay in honor of the iconic civil rights leader. As Killer Mike has done in the past, the Run The Jewels rapper displayed his vast intellect and passion in the piece.
The powers that be have helped propel Run the Jewels’ impeccable second installment of their album catalog to new heights. For the upcoming Issue 45 of Deadpool and Issue Two of Howard the Duck, Marvel Comics editor-in-chief and apparent Hip-Hop subscriber Axel Alonso channeled the duo’s custom bloody zombie hand and gold chain artwork for […]
Run The Jewels appeared on Conan on Thursday night (January 15) to perform “Lie, Cheat, Steal” from their critically acclaimed 2014 album Run The Jewels 2.
Run The Jewels maneuver through Hip-Hop to the beat of their own anarchy-inspiring drums, and fellow musicians are taking notice. Acclaimed Rock artist Jack White announced that the duo will open for him at his upcoming show at Madison Square Garden show on January 31.
Run The Jewels are bombarding fans content, and we, for one, have no problem with that. From the Run The Jewels 2 album, the duo deliver a trippy visual for “Oh My Darling (Don’t Cry).”
Killer Mike has spoken about Michael Brown’s shooting death at the hands of Officer Darren Wilson with political adeptness and social awareness unlike most of his Hip-Hop peers. Recently, one half of rap duo Run The Jewels detailed his difficulty articulating exactly what happened to the Ferguson, Mo. teenager to his seven-year-old daughter.
Killer Mike has spoken passionately about Michael Brown’s death on television, online, and on paper. The Atlanta MC found himself in a whirlwind of emotion while addressing the grand jury ruling not to indict the teenage boy’s killer, Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, at Run The Jewels show.
It’s been seven days so it’s inevitably time for The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Videos Of The Week. The balance for this latest countdown is on fleek unbelievable, mixing plenty of comedy, realism and downright good looking girls.
