Every now and then, something hits that reminds you why you do this.
Hearing this from Chuck D – Public Enemy, and my brother in mADurgency – was one of those moments.
“Yo, what’s up? Chuck D, Public Enemy Number One. Right here on this side of the Atlantic, I’m the bass – and speaking of the bass, how low can you go! Big-up to my man, Mark Culmer. Most of my heroes don’t do this on the stamp, but he’s the one. He’s definitely been at it across his style… a real bedrock to hip-hop, and the meshing of art and music into his whole stamp. It’s his stamp ethic of hip-hop presentations. You check out Mark Culmer – a man of many, many, many futuristic visions and talents. Salute.”
Chuck D don’t swear he nice – he knows he’s nice.
Honestly, to get this kind of respect from someone who’s shaped culture the way he has… I’m humbled.
“Absolutely honoured for this 👊🏾 You are truly #1 🫡”
Much love, Chuck. Always learning, always inspired.
Art, music, vision – still one movement.
🎥 Watch the full video here:
— Madina (Mark Culmer)
mADurgency
