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Lil Trap House and The Community

My family and I have visited the Trap Music Museum many times because my wife is from Atlanta.  We reside in Los Angeles, CA and I'm a local business owner in the city. This past weekend, my wife, my kids, and I decided to go to Atlanta to visit my wife's family.  Once we got down there we decided to go to the Trap Music Museum because that's one of our favorite museums to visit when we’re in town so of course we had to go check it out for ourselves.  My wife and I are big fans of TI. When we went to the museum, the first thing you saw was a 2Chainz installation of his pink trap house. When you go further into the museum they give you a brief history of how Trap Music was created and the symbolism behind it.  You also get to see the different awards TI has one over his rap career. While viewing the museum I saw a poster that illustrated that TI was opening up a permanent museum for the Lil Trap House that was originally a pop-up. We got a chance to visit the
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My Job At The Lil Trap House

After graduating college I decided to move to Atlanta, GA just because I know theres a lot of job opportunities for young black people.  When I originally moved down there I had no job and no idea of what I was going to do.  My roommate at the time told me of how TI had started a Trap House Museum and how he was working there.  He told me that there was openings at the museum and he could possibly get me a job there.  So a month passes by and I start working at the museum doing advertising.  The company starts to see real success with residents and tourists and I'm just glad to be part of the process. One day my manager comes to me and lets me know that they are opening up a pop-up shop in Los Angeles and they wanted me to be apart of it.  Im originally from Los Angeles, CA and to receive this type of opportunity was a blessing.  So I eventually move back to Los Angeles and help with the process of getting the pop-up shop opened.  The pop-up shop finally opens up and it  was a

TI's "Lil Trap House" Museum in Los Angeles

As a resident of the Crenshaw community I got the opportunity to visit the With the Lil Trap House when it was just a pop-up shop. Now the “Lil Trap House” is on the verge of taking a life of its own. They are in talks of giving the museum that is located in Los Angeles a redo. From talking with the managers of the museum they said that the plan for this museum is to make it a community staple and tourist attraction,  were people all around the world can visit and leave knowing that they learned the reason why these Los Angeles hip-hop legends are so important to the people in the West Coast. When I was told that this museum idea started in Atlanta I went to do my research. In 2018 Atlanta legend TI opened his Trap Music Museum in Atlanta. A couple of months later he decided to open a new installment of the museum in Los Angeles called the “Lil Trap House”. When it originally opened it focused on a couple of LA artists that are at face front of the LA music culture  In

Ten Underrated Nate Dogg Choruses

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Eminem The Rap God and....Beatmaker?

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(ALBUM)Yaw- Watch This

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(New Music) Yaw- Money

New Artist Yaw, from the Motherland, Ghana, by way of Los Angeles. 2017 ANTHEM. MONEY!!! Listen to it below on Soundcloud and go support by buying it on iTunes and streaming it on Spotify. Apple Music & iTunes: https://itun.es/us/_vvihb Spotify:  https://open.spotify.com/ track/0SO0L6Zpb7y6Dp1Ux0OMp7