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One of the finer characteristics of this game we call Hip Hop, is its instinctual lean toward self-preservation. No matter how saturated the airwaves may be, there is always a new movement brewing under the surface. In 2005, that movement is being ushered in by In Ya Ear recording Artists Crhyme Fam.
Coming out of the Infamous Queensbridge housing projects, emcees Lord Black, Kashdro, and K. Dot used their legendary neighborhood to fuel the desire and drive to take it to the next level. “We grew up in the most famous projects in the world, a place that turns out the best rappers and some of the illest street shit you’ll ever see in your life,” explains Kashdro.
“We had no choice but to come right. We had to rep the QB flag correctly.” Growing up in that environment can take its toll, but they say what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. “We’ve been through hard times in this game for real,” says K.Dot. “People did bids, got seeds, some got left, but we stayed doing our thing. We had to at that point. It’s how we feed our families.”Even the name Crhyme Fam represents the everyday balance between the streets, the music and family.
Before they could prove themselves to the world, Crhyme Fam had to make their name known within the Bridge. “When you’ve got such intense competition in your own neighborhood like we did, it only helps you get better faster,” states Lord Black.
Coming out of the Infamous Queensbridge housing projects, emcees Lord Black, Kashdro, and K. Dot used their legendary neighborhood to fuel the desire and drive to take it to the next level. “We grew up in the most famous projects in the world, a place that turns out the best rappers and some of the illest street shit you’ll ever see in your life,” explains Kashdro.
“We had no choice but to come right. We had to rep the QB flag correctly.” Growing up in that environment can take its toll, but they say what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. “We’ve been through hard times in this game for real,” says K.Dot. “People did bids, got seeds, some got left, but we stayed doing our thing. We had to at that point. It’s how we feed our families.”Even the name Crhyme Fam represents the everyday balance between the streets, the music and family.
Before they could prove themselves to the world, Crhyme Fam had to make their name known within the Bridge. “When you’ve got such intense competition in your own neighborhood like we did, it only helps you get better faster,” states Lord Black.
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