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The King of Prison Hip Hop

The image showcases a powerful representation of wealth and luxury, aligning with the theme of "Girls Wanna Have Funds". It features a confident woman with 24-inch bundles, adorned in gold jewelry, including Cuban links, and holding a designer Birkin bag. The backdrop highlights symbols of wealth: private jets, stacks of cash, gold bars, and Bitcoin imagery, blending traditional and modern assets. The title "Girls Wanna Have Funds" appears boldly, reinforcing themes of empowerment, ambition, and success. This visually embodies the song's essence, celebrating the hustle and the rewards that come with it.

Girls Wanna Have Funds: How C-Note Crafted a Hustler’s Anthem

5 months ago

C-Note and Niyah Tashay on Violence, Poverty, and the Rap Game

7 months ago

The cover art to American prison artist C-Note's Hip-hop track "Once Upon A Time...," shows a contrasting split-screen comparison: on the left, a luxurious, modern bedroom with an ocean view, a neatly made bed, and soft, neutral tones. On the right, a stark, grim prison cell with peeling green walls, a dirty toilet, a small sink, and a barred floor, representing a harsh and confined environment. The two visuals side-by-side highlight the stark contrast between comfort and captivity that is so explicitly rhymed about the song.

The Streets in 16 Bars: Exploring the Lyrics of ‘Once Upon A Time…’

7 months ago

“Black Shero” Exhibition: King of Prison Hip-Hop, C-Note, Salutes Black Women with Beats and Brushstrokes

1 year ago

‘C-Note on Haring’: A Year-End Reflection on a Monumental Artwork Celebrating Hip Hop 50

1 year ago