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Hip-Hop 365 Day 88: @kwamevision - The Man We All Know and Love produced By The Invincibles & Herby “Luvbug” Azor “Hello Is the tape rolling? Is it loud enough? Ayo Dre, a’ight, kick it One of these kids is doing his own thing One of these kids is one in the same One of these kids is doing his own thing Now it’s time to same his name What’s his name? It’s the man we all know and love Tell me, what’s his name I think his name is Kwamé” Yesterday Kwamé celebrated his 47th birthday by going on ig live with a who’s who of golden era Hip-Hop so we just wanted to show him a little love with one of his classics. “The Man We All Know and Love” was my introduction to Kwamé and his crew, A New Beginning. Recorded in 1988 Kwamé literally a “boy genius” was only 15 at the time of the album’s release. Known more now for his production than emceeing Kwamé has never lost his “move the crowd” mentality as he rocked @instagram for seemingly all day. Kwamé is 365, Hip-Hop 365 ♾ #HipHop365 #infiniteplaylist_2_0 #EveryDAMNday #kwame #themanweallknowandlove #boygenius #goldenerahiphop #TissueInTheTapePodcast #HipHop365 #EverythingisHipHop #HipHop #RespectHeatHolderz 🔥 (at A New Beginning) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-V2KKmlV10/?igshid=1jrlwzisbkdmo

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