Kanye West isn’t the only rapper whose wife is calling it a wrap on their marriage. Brooklyn MC Talib Kweli issued a statement after his estranged wife, DJ Eque, filed for divorce.
Another rapper who was thought to be living righteous has been apparently doing way too much. One of the biggest social media brands has sat Talib Kweli down.
The Brooklyn rapper, who seems apparently banned from Twitter after a two-week tweetstorm argument against a Black woman, keeps taking losses online via his detractors.
If you follow Talib Kweli online long enough, you’ll realize he seems to have plenty of time to battle racist online trolls. According to the Brooklyn MC, the eternal onslaught is actually empowering, and necessary.
Prior to becoming Kanye “MAGA” West before our very eyes, Donda’s baby boy was very much considered Kanye “Woke” West and kept himself in the presence of company that seemed to help give that notion credit. Company like Common, Mos Def, and of course, Talib Kweli.
As many on Twitter already know, Talib Kweli always has time to address an issue drawn against him. When his former music partner Res issued a claim of sexual harassment, the Brooklyn rapper had the receipts to show the case had no merit.
Talib Kweli saw himself front and center of a potential “#MeToo” moment when his former musical partner Res accused him of withholding her music due to her denying his sexual advances. The Brooklyn rapper has denied such claims and inner conflict between the pair spilled out onto Twitter.
Talib Kweli has never been shy about voicing his love for the people and standing on the right side of justice. The Brooklyn veteran MC took his hard stances usually reserved for Twitter trolls and canceled a performance after learning the venue booked a reportedly racist metal band.
And just like that Talib Kweli has stepped out of the shadows and caught everyone sleeping with his latest LP Radio Silence. It’s been two years since the Brooklyn MC dropped his last album, F*ck The Money.
Talib Kweli has managed to get the ever elusive Jay Electronica to get back on the microphone for his new "All Of Us" track.
By now the whole Hip-Hop world has gotten familiar with Eminem’s scolding takedown of the Conman-In-Chief Donald Trump. So much so that news outlets have been reporting on the ether that Marshall Mathers doused on the dolt currently occupying 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
It’s been almost 15 years since Talib Kweli dropped his proper debut, Quality. In celebration of the milestone, the Brooklyn rapper will be holding down a 3-month residency at the legendary Blue Note Jazz Club venue in Greenwich Village, New York City.
