Hip-Hop royalty took center stage as Busta Rhymes was officially honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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A prominent figure in Rap, known for his rapid flow, Busta received a star in the Recording category, a well-deserved recognition of his contributions to the music industry.
With a career that spans decades, the MC has sold over 20 million albums worldwide, cementing his status as one of hip-hop’s most enduring and innovative artists.
The presentation ceremony was packed with admiration. Hip-hop heavyweights took the podium to honor Busta’s influence and legacy. LL Cool J, whose flow Busta once mimicked while crafting his earliest rhymes, delivered heartfelt words alongside Big Daddy Kane and Public Enemy’s Chuck D, both pioneers in their own right.
Busta shared his excitement for the recognition:
“I feel complete today. As we completed this chapter and started giving birth to a new one. I’m no longer Daniel-San in this s—t, I’m Mr. Miyagi now,”
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Busta isn’t slowing down anytime soon. As he celebrated this career milestone, he also teased the arrival of his upcoming project, ‘Vengeance’, set for a September release.
Deserved for what? Corrupting blacks with his s***** music? 😴
True dat!
Focus on yourself. You go alone to the grave.…
Many black people are loud, aggressive, amoral, and stupid.
This is all the more frustrating to me as a black person who has to deal with other black people on a daily basis.
America is a funny country. You celebrate your legacy by asking ppl to walk/step on your name?
When you die, you’re the only one going in that urn on the shelf or that box and hole in the ground. So you better live how YOU want instead of worrying about the opinions of people who don’t really know you or strangers who don’t care about you. 💁🏽♂️
Big deal!!
After the Funeral, when everyone leaves for their homes and the place becomes quiet and deserted that is when the real funeral begins. That is when you get to realize that you’re on your own.
I rather visit a war muzium than worshipping this piece of sh!t…
I kind of hoped we were done with hip flop as a society.