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SUMMARY:That's My Word: Bay Area Rappers Write Their Life Stories
DESCRIPTION:\r\nTHURSDAY, OCT 19\r\nThat's My Word: Bay Area Rappers W
 rite Their Life Stories \r\n \r\nJoin legendary Bay Area rappers Black
  C and Mac Mall as they discuss gripping stories from their recently p
 ublished memoirs with KQED Arts & Culture senior editor Gabe Meline.\r
 \nIn vivid, unflinching detail, Black C’s A Part of Survival and Mac
  Mall’s My Opinion shed light on the Bay Area’s street life, drug 
 trade and pimp culture of the 1980s and 1990s—and how the resourcefu
 l artists turned their setbacks into widespread success during hip-hop
 ’s Golden Age.\r\n\r\n@ The Commons 2601 Mariposa Street, San Franci
 sco CA 94110\r\n 7:00 PM (PT)\r\n Cost:\r\n In Person: $15 / Livestrea
 m: Free\r\n>> REGISTER HERE\r\n\r\nDescription\r\nGuests\r\n Mac Mall 
 was born in Vallejo, California. Inspired at a young age by rap artist
 s such as The Mac and Mac Dre, Mall released the wildly successful alb
 um Illegal Business? at the age of 16. His second video, “Ghetto The
 me,” was even directed by the late Tupac Shakur. With over 20 years 
 in the music business, Mall has toured all over the world, released 10
  solo albums and two movies, and worked on hundreds of other projects.
  His memoir is My Opinion (Shellaires Storys).\r\n \r\n Black C from S
 an Francisco rap outfit RBL Posse has been surviving in myriad ways fo
 r nearly five decades. His musical resume includes hard rhymes, G-funk
  production and a keen business sense adapted from the Hunters Point s
 treets that raised him. Black C’s work within RBL Posse, as a solo a
 rtist, and in collaborations with rap royalty like Master P and E-40 c
 ements him as an icon. His memoir is A Part of Survival: From the Bloc
 k to the Booth (The RightWay Productions).\r\nThis event is presented 
 as a part of the KQED Series That’s My Word and in partnership with 
 Litquake.\r\n\r\n\n\nFor more information visit http://trueskool.com/e
 vents/that-s-my-word-bay-area-rappers-write-their-life-stories-co-pres
 e
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20231019T190000
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CATEGORIES:"bay area", "san francisco"
LOCATION:The Commons, San Francisco
WEBSITE:https://www.kqed.org/event/3565
URL:https://www.kqed.org/event/3565
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