Lyrics to Legacy
Ancient wisdom, wealth strategy, metaphysics, and hermetic philosophy decoded through the lyrics of hip-hop's greatest artists.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 61 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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The Bullets Turned Into a Body of Work
Some artists play a role for the listener. Yungeen Ace isn’t playing anything. The pain in his voice is a receipt, and the album title is the argument that the worst nights of his life became the raw material for everything he’s built since...
Freedom Like Frederick
Rapsody, "Free Yo Mind" | God Gotta Afro & Gold Hoops (2026) | Energetic and Collective Sovereignty | Pillar VI
She opens the album with a breath. Before a single argument, before the first bar of the thesis, Rapsody makes you inhale and e...
No Emotions From a King
Wayne promised his fans a hustler’s anthem. He delivered a doctrine at the peak of his success about everything he built, riding alone, refusing to cry because he’d decided the crown didn’t allow it.
THE TRACK
Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. wa...
Two Teachers at the Hour the Lights Went Out
Poor Righteous Teachers ft. KRS-One, "Conscious Style" | The New World Order (1996) | Energetic and Collective Sovereignty | Pillar VI
Nothing is hidden. It’s all sitting in plain sight, and the only thing standing between you and it is th...
God Is From Harlem, and the Weather Knows It
Say Harlem, and most people reach for the museum: the Renaissance, Malcolm at the podium, Garvey in the street. Fergie Baby opens his record somewhere else entirely. He says God is from Harlem and Harlem is heaven, and he doesn’t say it as...
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