Whether it be the Hyphy Rap Movement, facial tattoos or the West Coast slang that seeps into his speech, Oakland born rapper Nef the Pharaoh manifests his surroundings into an artistic movement. It’s 10am in
Realistically, I didn’t really listen to any of the mainstream mixtapes that were coming out when I was in my teen years. I was into underground stuff like Three Six Mafia, but what really stood
You can take the kid out of London but you can’t take London out of the kid; and the first lady of Awful Records, ABRA, is living proof. Even as the London-born, Atlanta-repping singer/songwriter/producer poses
Viper Magazine are proud to present a new addition to our repertoire – the video issue. Taking inspiration from nineties skate videos and eighties magazine shows like Network 7, the video affectionately known as “Viper
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Whether it be the Hyphy Rap Movement, facial tattoos or the West Coast slang that seeps into his speech, Oakland born rapper Nef the Pharaoh manifests his surroundings into an artistic movement. It’s 10am in
Realistically, I didn’t really listen to any of the mainstream mixtapes that were coming out when I was in my teen years. I was into underground stuff like Three Six Mafia, but what really stood
You can take the kid out of London but you can’t take London out of the kid; and the first lady of Awful Records, ABRA, is living proof. Even as the London-born, Atlanta-repping singer/songwriter/producer poses
Viper Magazine are proud to present a new addition to our repertoire – the video issue. Taking inspiration from nineties skate videos and eighties magazine shows like Network 7, the video affectionately known as “Viper