In honor of hip hop's 50th anniversary, Sprite has released a new ad featuring Nas, Rakim, GloRilla, and Latto. The ad begins with each artist rapping a portion of the Sugar Hill Gang's classic song "Rapper's Delight." Latto and Rakim then spit a few lines from their own songs "Big Energy" and "Paid in Full," respectively, before Nas closes out the ad with a new verse. The ad is part of a larger campaign by Sprite to celebrate hip hop's 50th anniversary. The company has also launched a series of initiatives to support the hip hop community, including a scholarship program for aspiring hip hop artists and a grant program for hip hop organizations.
The 50th anniversary of hip hop is a significant milestone for the genre. Hip hop has had a profound impact on American culture, and it continues to be a vital force in the world of music. The Sprite ad is a fitting tribute to this important genre, and it is sure to be enjoyed by fans of hip hop of all ages.
In addition to the ad, Audible will also be celebrating hip hop's 50th anniversary with a series of podcasts hosted by hip hop legends.
On June 15, Snoop Dogg will launch a new podcast called "Words + Music" on Audible. In the podcast, Snoop will discuss his journey from Long Beach to the rest of the world and his decision to pursue love and life over death and destruction.
On July 6, Lil Kim will launch her own podcast called "Words + Music" on Audible. In the podcast, Lil Kim will discuss how she became an integral part of hip hop's evolution and an inspiration for female rappers.
On July 20, Yasiin Bey will launch his podcast called "A Dynamic Career in Communications" on Audible. In the podcast, Yasiin Bey will explore his Brooklyn roots, faith and spirituality, as well as his creative inspirations.
On August 10, Chuck D will launch his podcast called "Can You Dig It?" on Audible. In the podcast, Chuck D will take listeners back to when hip hop was in its infancy during the 1970s in the South Bronx of New York.
These podcasts are a great way for fans of hip hop to learn more about the genre and its history. They are also a great way for fans to connect with their favorite hip hop artists and learn more about their personal lives and careers.
The 50th anniversary of hip hop is a time to celebrate the genre's rich history and its continued relevance in American culture. The Sprite ad and the Audible podcasts are just two of the many ways that fans can commemorate this important milestone.
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