The Speed on the Beat GoFundMe
Greetings, all. So, as you may’ve seen, I started a GoFundMe for my “I want to donate to charity and raise money for Jovanni’s College Fund, but want to do it directly and kind of in a grassroots type-of-way” initiative. In short, I know that there are people out there that may want to aid […]
Read moreThe Issue Of My Heart (or "Why Speed Sounds The Way He Does")
I always knew I was different. One of my legs was slightly shorter than the other, but I still kicked ass in baseball and soccer. OK, not really soccer, but that’s besides the point. I’m five-foot-seven (on a good day) with size 12 feet. I have a larger tongue than most–which is great for some […]
Read moreA New Entry into the SOTB.com Rap Fail Hall of Shame
I told @TrueGodImmortal that I would post this one of these days and I am. Now, I know it’s borderline ironic for someone that prides himself on “No-Fi” production (even if he has a legit reason behind his production) to clown someone else musically. But, I’ve another entry in the SOTB.com Rap Fail Hall of […]
Read moreThe Most Painful Beat I Ever Made (The Making of Soul Revival 2 – Part One)
Today, I begin disclosing some of the work that went into the creation of True God’s upcoming Soul Revival 2 album. This two-part series will examine elements of the album that will potentially allow audiences to understand where True’s coming from on this. Part one details the “most painful beat I’ve ever made,” a song that’s […]
Read moreInterview with Dominique Davis of The Youth Dreamers
The Dream House Today is a first on SpeedontheBeat.com, as today’s interview doesn’t focus on a recording artist, but instead a social activist group based out of Baltimore. The Youth Dreamers Inc. is the dream of Baltimore teacher Kristina Berdan and nine Stadium school students brought to life. What they’ve done for their community is […]
Read moreA bit of gender analysis for the masses.
The following video was taken from a class discussion I had my freshman year at the University of Maryland. The question posed is “what if women exploited men to make them have babies.” And while the idea/discussion wasn’t fleshed out as much as desired, it’s still an interesting view. Take a watch and stuff.
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