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This week was nothing short of iconic as two hip-hop legends, Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott and Queen Latifah, became the first rap artists to receive the National Medal of Arts! The ceremony, held on Monday, October 21, marked a historic moment for the culture and for two women whose influence has been felt in music, film, and beyond.
#TheSoundtrackOfBlackAmerica is the soul of who we are, according to Vashawn Mitchell. If you agree, tune into the 2022 Urban One Honors, premiering on MLK Day only on TV One.
Tasha Cobbs-Leonard says she studied three giants in Gospel music and meeting them was a full-circle experience. See her accept the Inspiration Impact Award at the 2022 Urban One Honors, premiering on MLK Day on TV One.
H.E.R. shares the musical icons that influenced her music and style. You don't want to miss an amazing performance from H.E.R. at the #UrbanOneHonors, premiering MLK Day at 8P/7C only on TV One.
Tyrese says Black music has transcended every style, genre, and era. It’s limitless! If you agree, tune into #TheSoundtrackOfBlackAmerica at the 2022 Urban One Honors, premiering on MLK Day only on TV One.
Jermaine Dupri recalled a moment when Babyface told him his success of the record-breaking Kriss Kross record, "Jump" was great, but didn't mean anything if he couldn't do it multiple times. For more iconic music moments, tune into #TheSoundtrackOfBlackAmerica at the 2022 Urban One Honors, premiering on MLK Day only on TV One.
Johnny Gill & Ralph Tresvant said Black music not only makes you feel every emotion, but it's also timeless! Press play on #TheSoundtrackOfBlackAmerica at the 2022 Urban One Honors, premiering on MLK Day only on TV One.
Ne-Yo says Black music speaks to his soul! If you can relate, tune into #TheSoundtrackOfBlackAmerica at the 2022 Urban One Honors, premiering on MLK Day only on TV One.
“Here comes Xscape and they did a cover of that song, and they had a huge hit."
“Syleena, you’re just like a safety belt. You saved my life,” Kanye West added on the track.
It wasn't supposed to be a Keith Washington song.
