How "Martin" Served As A Major Platform For Hip-Hop In The 90s
How “Martin” Served As A Major Platform For Hip-Hop In The 90s [EXCLUSIVE]
Da Brat performed with Jermaine Dupree at the top of Mariah Carey‘s performance at the VH1 Hip-Hop Honors, and they killed it! Da Brat talked about how much fun it was to link up with old friends and celebrate hip-hop as a community. The evening was full of long-awaited honors, like Havoc‘s tribute to the late Prodigy, featuring Lil Kim and Fabolous.
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Martin Lawrence also accepted an award for his classic 90s sit-com, “Martin,” and its contributions to hip-hop, while Jermaine Dupree looked back at when he first started out in Atlanta, and worked to put the city and its vibrant culture on the map. Master P. also looked back on how far he and the whole No Limit empire has come. Click on the audio player to hear more in this exclusive clip from “The Rickey Smiley Morning Show.”
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