Just over a month ago we saluted the unique day of September 29, 1998 as maybe having the widest impact of any release day in Hip-Hop’s history, but the most bang for one’s buck might have came on November 9, 1993 when A Tribe Called Quest released its heralded third album, “Midnight Marauders” and the Wu-Tang Clan released its classic debut “Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers.”
This achievement not only shows that you still can play at an elite level, Derrick, but highlights the important lesson of perseverance and patience for all, a life lesson that has always spoke to me from throughout my childhood through my schooling and as I endeavor on my young sports journalistic career.
The Bears were right in this week’s game but only somewhat, a lack of style points could be held against them but they were able to get the win, which is exactly what they needed to do.
The luck of the draw was certainly on the Bears’ side this week, this was a rebuilding week or a clean-up week with the health inspector willing to look the other way. Khalil Mack took a merciful week off, the first of his career in his sixth season.
Falling a hail Mary short of upsetting the Patriots this past Sunday could have the Bears as down as they could be, but a perfect elixir may be on its way this week in the New York Jets.
It was an amazing year to continue a coming of age with a culture that was doing pretty much the same thing… There was too much money to be made, too many more mountains to climb and folks in the game knew how little help would be offered from the society around them.
As announced by LeBron and his Springhill Entertainment production company via the Hollywood Reporter, James is not only shooting for the rare air of the previous Jam, but the kind of culturally specific yet universal jackpot achieved by the likes of “Black Panther”
“In The Scope With Joshua M. Hicks” is a weekly column from the Managing Editor of WARR
“In The Scope With Joshua M. Hicks” is a weekly column from the Managing Editor of WARR
