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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Milwaukee UP: Viva Fidel shows you his version of the "414"


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Political rap has never died, even though it's not really present in the mainstream anymore – or for the last couple of decades, give or take.
When I say political rap, I don't mean songs like "Where Is The Love" by Black Eyed Peas featuring Justin Timberlake. I mean political rap that seeks to expose the underbelly of society, ranging in topics from conspiracy theories to legitimate gripes against the powers that be or surrounding community.
Viva Fidel, who is a part of the larger group Taste Emcees, recently released a street video for a song called "414" that speaks out on Milwaukee issues past and present, including a very memorable clip of an emotional outburst by a family member of one of the victoms of Jeffrey Dahmer's killing spree that will make anybody who is able to remember that time in Milwaukee's history cringe.

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