June 8, 2022
“This donation helped me realize that I have a voice in the culture, and that everything that I’ve been creating throughout the years isn't falling on deaf ears. Growing up with depression and self-doubt, Hip Hop provided an outlet and a safe haven to fully express myself. Hip Hop saved a lot of people’s lives, including mine. I will continue to strive and push the culture in the right direction.” – GF Anon
May 19, 2022
Ope Odumakin: Edutaining the Masses with DailyRapFacts® Ope OdumakinDailyRapFacts® Founder/CEO & UHHM Donor The Atlanta-based creator of DailyRapFacts® donated the brand’s renowned game and first editions […]
April 13, 2022
Eric Chambers: Painting Hip Hop’s Golden Age with Pro-Black Allegorical Art Eric Chambers UHHM Donor The art teacher and Hip Hop aficionado donated seven of his […]
April 7, 2022
Danny Savage: Dedicated to Hip Hop’s Roots and Impact Danny Savage UHHM Donor The California-based business owner donated timeless memorabilia and tour picture books. What’s Important […]
March 16, 2022
Rich Berrios: Bringing LL Cool J’s DNA to Life with Apparel Rich Berrios Designer, Creative Director, UHHM Donor The designer donated the catalogue and apparel from his […]
March 16, 2022
Luis Uriondo:Living the South Bronx, Forever and Always Luis UriondoUHHM DonorThe South Bronx native donated a limited-edition t-shirt to theUniversal Hip Hop Museum What’s Important About […]
November 4, 2021
If you know how and why Hip Hop began, you know how powerful storytelling - for the sake of justice, culture, and entertainment – can be. Thus, you can appreciate why Sulaiman Jenkins and Mutah Beale produced and wrote their book Life is ЯAW: The Story of a Reformed Outlaw. They donated a signed copy to the Universal Hip Hop Museum.
June 7, 2021
If you know how and why Hip Hop began, you know how powerful storytelling - for the sake of justice, culture, and entertainment – can be. Thus, you can appreciate why Sulaiman Jenkins and Mutah Beale produced and wrote their book Life is ЯAW: The Story of a Reformed Outlaw. They donated a signed copy to the Universal Hip Hop Museum.
August 27, 2020
Music. Every genre has its thing. Songs are often, if not usually, about something specific and structured accordingly. While every song is – in different ways – about the human experience, the tones, styles, and methods are different.