
Friday, November 20th 6-8pm ET on Forty Deuce! Straight outta Philadelphia, Schoolly D is one of the original architects of hardcore rap and a true trailblazer in Hip-Hop history. From his groundbreaking 1985 debut, Schoolly D, featuring the now-iconic “P.S.K. What Does It Mean?” and “Gucci Time,” he went on to release a string of influential records that helped shape the sound, attitude, and direction of an entire generation. His influence spans generations of MCs, producers, and artists. This is the man whose raw Philadelphia sound helped pave the way for gangsta rap and changed the game. But there’s a lot more to Schoolly D than hip-hop. We’ll get into his work composing music for filmmaker Abel Ferrara, including the films King of New York and Bad Lieutenant, his visual artwork, his creative evolution, and plenty more. Join Capital Pete and Chip Love as we welcome one of Hip-Hop’s true originals to Forty Deuce Radio for a real conversation about the music, the culture, the history, and everything in between.