The Joe Rogan Experience #2003 – Killer Mike & Joe Rogan
Killer Mike
Killer Mike, a Grammy-winning artist, is a legendary figure in the world of hip-hop. Best known as one-half of the trailblazing duo Run The Jewels, he has consistently used his platform for activism, sparking conversation and change. Born Michael Render in Atlanta, Georgia, Mike's blend of hard-hitting beats and provocative lyrics has made him one of the most influential voices in modern music. His collaborations with top artists like OutKast and TI, and his solo work have all received critical acclaim. Beyond music, Mike is a fervent activist, tackling issues like social inequality, police brutality, and political corruption. His successful Netflix series 'Trigger Warning' showcases his commitment to confront societal norms. Killer Mike continues to inspire with his lyrics, advocacy work, and his entrepreneurial ventures like the Greenwood digital banking platform, designed to support Black and Latinx communities
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Joe Rogan and Killer Mike Discuss Political Ideologies, the Legacy of N.W.A., and the Importance of Education
In an engaging episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan and rapper and activist Killer Mike delve into a range of topics, including political ideologies, the legacy of N.W.A., and the importance of education. Killer Mike talks about facing pushback due to his political beliefs and the dangers of becoming overly attached to a particular ideology. He shares insights from his experiences with N.W.A. and their encounter with the FBI, providing a unique perspective on the music industry’s intersection with politics. The conversation also covers the significance of investing in education, with Killer Mike expressing his support for policies that enhance educational opportunities for young people. This episode offers a compelling exploration of the interplay between music, politics, and societal change, providing valuable insights for listeners interested in the societal impact of the arts and education.