Hip-Hop died the 1st time someone said “Hiphop ain’t dead.”

Moral Free interview with Sage Francis backstage at the sold out Troubadour show in Los Angeles, CA (Feb 2012.)

AKA: Jay Vs. Silent Bob

2 thoughts on “Hip-Hop died the 1st time someone said “Hiphop ain’t dead.””

Jacob Long on April 30, 2012 at 4:25 pm said:

Paul Francis,

I saw you for the first time last night in dallas. Not only was the performance one of the most motivating movements in my life, it reminded me why your music made me who I am today. You inspired me to perform my spoken word and my hip hop, leading me to become the man I am today. If you are ever in dallas again soon, just know that you have not just a fan, but a friend at heart. So if any of the bullshit that happened in Houston with the guns happens in dallas, you can simply reference to me my friend! Thank you again for being real and truthful in your music, the way hip hop should truely be presented.

Your brother,

Jacob Long

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Alexander James Brown on May 19, 2012 at 4:23 am said:

Couldn’t express myself any better then how Jacob has expressed is opinon, Sage is the 1 in a million.

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