The Trillest OG of them all, Bun B, swung by Sway in the Morning and opened up about his new album The Epilogue, schooled us on his views of rap, and caps it all off with a genuine freestyle off the top of his head.

The Epilogue hit stores today, containing recording sessions that are over 3 years old, and features from the late-great Pimp C, Raekwon, Royce Da 5’9, Redman and more.

“It’s so lyrical,” Sway comments, “these are songs that you typically might not expect southern artists to collab with, but now is the right time.”

Along with being a natural leader and teacher, Mr. B also lectures a class at Rice University in Houston. Serving as a sneak peak into his class, Bun says…

“A lot that we see in rap music, is being described in hip hop, everything that is rap music is not hip hop,” says Bun. “An MC can be a rapper, a rapper can’t be an MC.”

We couldn’t let this Southern artist leave without blessing us with some bars though. Watch below as Heather B encourages his flow by freestyling on her own.

The Epilogue is in stores now, along with the Bun B’s Rap Coloring Book.

“When in doubt, rap.” — Bun B.

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KRS-One shares valuable secrets on the history, meaning and philosophy of Hip Hop. Slavery, education, spirituality, culture, modern society, war, the economy, mainstream hip-hop and much more were discussed at this historical event.

This speech was held during the Hip Hop appreciation week in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. There, KRS-One held his forty years of Hip-Hop lecture in the Bijlmer neighborhood.

Credits:
Karim Khamis
Producer, Director, Film Editor, Camera Operator,
Visual Effects, Sound Engineer

George Adegite
Producer, Film Editor, Camera Operator

Natasha Harpal
Producer

Christopher Sommer
Camera Operator

With special thanks to:
KRS-One
Simone G. Parker
Braien (B-High) Candelaria
Tariq (MC Lazy) Khan
Ramses Petronia

The Temple Of Hip Hop EU

Bijlmer Parktheater

“And all those who have helped spread this message”

Soundtracks
“Private Reflection”
“Comfortable Mystery”
“Clean Soul”
“Brittle Rille”
“Aftermath”
“Wisps of Whorls”
“For Originz”
“Grim League”
“Frozen Star”
“Tenebrous Brothers Carnival – Mermaid”
“Drone in D”
“Interloper”
“Temple of the Manes”
“Eternal Hope”
“Infados”
“Healing”
“Long Note One”
“Comfortable Mystery”
“Blue Feather”
“Unpromised”
“Fluidscape”
“Long Note Two”
“Snowdrop”
Performed by Kevin MacLeod
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“b-boy boogie”
Performed by DJ Kool Herc

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