Hip Hop Kulture, literary writing, contemporary discourses, music, blogging with Afropolitan literature, and book publishing.
Published February 21th, 2024.
Brazenitout Volume Two is where I dive into my philosophy with a literary work aiming to inspire Hip-Hop enthusiasts. Before this series, I had realized the power of my music, which stemmed from the raw and honest lyrics I wrote during my tumultuous teenage years. Those were not just lyrics but a reflection of my scramble for greatness, which I believe many people relate to. That upbringing instilled in me a determination to challenge the status quo.
Brazenitout is the paperback version of my ebook series, "The Sandmann's Journal," in the form of my alter ego's diary. I courageously share my uncompromising and unedited point of view on Abrahamic religions, modern geopolitics, Hip-Hop Kulture, gender identity, secular ideologies, traditional romance, and the ever-evolving influence of modern technology on our contemporary societies. How did society change so rapidly? I aim to transport readers into a thought-provoking realm, igniting intellectual discussions.
Theatre, Dance, & Poetry is genre-defying. It probes into the alluring realm of Passport Bros and Foreign Women. This medley showcases creativity, spoken word, equality, familial relations, cultural variety, and human experiences of our time. From the first page, you're transported into a world of compelling short tales and expressive spoken word.
Following the release of "Healthy Food for Thought: Good Enough To Eat," the Recording Academy nominated it for a Grammy Award. To memorialize Freddy Will, the Intergovernmental Postal Consultants acknowledged him with four "Limited Edition" Postage Stamps.
Crime Rhymez covers the writer's separation from his family during the two civil wars and the circumstances that nearly left him dead. He knew he would be an emcee before he was ten. Thirteen years ago, this story ended with the release of his 2008 debut album in Toronto, Canada. This second edition brings readers up to date with his progress from 2009 to 2019, after the first edition and his debut album.
As he has done previously, the author published this title along with the accompanying studio album, Laboramus Expectantes, to coincide with its release. This paperback is not only a striking addition to any bookcase or living room décor but also a faithful retelling of the Hip Hop Culture's history, evolution, and principles, as seen through the eyes of Freddy Will - an indispensable must-read for die-hard Hip Hop fans and truth-seekers looking to delve into...
How did the region of West Africa called Romarong become what we know as Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone? Romarong was a hotbed. The Mali Empire collapsed, and the Songhai came into prominence. There were the Arab and European slave trades. This story concludes when the British colonized the region. Exploring this anecdote from the natives' perspective fits Freddy Will's impression that Sierra Leone was part of the ancient Koya Empire. It also sheds light on the specific impacts of her numerous ethnic groups.
This is the musical journey of Grammy-nominated artist and author Freddy Will, a Sierra Leonean-American author in Europe. The story begins with his birth in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and his upbringing in Monrovia and Kakata, Liberia, where his interest in the performing arts peaked at a tender age. This semi-autobiography describes critical moments in his life, the circumstances that occurred after the teenager's family separated from him at the beginning of the civil war in Liberia. It tells how Hip Hop changed his fortune.
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