🎙️ The Hip-Hop Scholar Podcast with Special Guest LPTHERAPPER 🎙️

From the living room to the main stage — LPTHERAPPER embodies the next generation of Atlanta Hip-Hop. 💿🔥
In this full interview, she shares how dance first connected her to the rhythm of the culture, how her father’s movie nights with classics like You Got Served sparked her passion, and why music isn’t just her craft — it’s her breath.

LPTHERAPPER talks about balancing faith, focus, and fearlessness as an independent artist carving her own lane in a city built on legends. She gives a heartfelt shoutout to her 5th-grade art teacher, Susan Barnes, the woman who first recognized her creative spark — and dreams of bringing her on tour one day. That’s a full-circle moment few ever get to live. 🌟

Together, Melanie — The Hip-Hop Scholar — and LPTHERAPPER explore authenticity, Atlanta’s influence, and what it means to stay grounded while building something bigger than yourself. This conversation is filled with gratitude, growth, and pure southern energy — a reminder that presence, purpose, and passion will always outshine hype.

🎧 Watch. Listen. Reflect.
Because Hip-Hop isn’t just sound — it’s soul, story, and survival.

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In this powerful episode of The Hip-Hop Scholar Podcast, Melanie, The Hip-Hop Scholar sits down with Caspa Clark — rapper, storyteller, and founder of Noice Recordz — for an honest, unfiltered conversation about art, authenticity, and the grind of independence.

From his early days in Providence to building his own label, Caspa shares how he turned pain into purpose and music into movement. Together, we dive deep into the power of manifestation, ownership in hip-hop, and the spiritual side of staying true to your craft when the world tries to shake your foundation.

This episode isn’t just about music — it’s about mindset.
It’s about staying solid, leading with integrity, and proving that real hip-hop still lives where the heart beats hardest.

🎙️ Topics include:

• The story behind Noice Recordz and the meaning of independence

• How faith and focus fuel Caspa’s creativity

• Building community and culture through lyrical authenticity

• Lessons learned from collaborations and life in the grind

• Why manifestation and discipline are key to success

🌐 Learn more about Caspa Clark: https://www.caspaclark.com/

🎧 Whether you’re an artist, an educator, or a fan of truth in music — this episode will move you.

Stay tuned and subscribe to The Hip-Hop Scholar Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, and all streaming platforms.

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🎙️ The Hip-Hop Scholar Podcast with special guest Lyrikill

Some artists rap — but a rare few live Hip-Hop. Lyrikill is one of those few. A southern giant whose pen bleeds truth, precision, and purpose, he stands on business with every bar he writes. His lyrical wordplay is razor-sharp, his cadence pure craftsmanship, and his catalog proof that real Hip-Hop never dies — it just evolves through artists who honor the culture.

In this exclusive interview, we go deep into his journey — from the early days of New Orleans Hip-Hop to the international stage, exploring what it means to build legacy while staying rooted in authenticity. We talk about community, craft, and the kind of consistency that turns rappers into legends.

Lyrikill’s story is one of resilience, rhythm, and respect — and tonight, we give him his flowers. Because he doesn’t just make music; he makes meaning.

🎧 Stream, Support, and Shop Lyrikill:
🛒 Official Merch: lyrikillmusic.com/merch
🎶 Bandcamp: lyrikill.bandcamp.com/music
🧢 Bandcamp Merch: lyrikill.bandcamp.com/merch
🎧 Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/1I0ixrud4Ak2TPWkNahQp1
🐦 Follow on X (Twitter): x.com/lyrikill

💐 A heartfelt thank you to Lyrikill for joining The Hip-Hop Scholar Podcast — for his time, his talent, and his truth. Your voice continues to inspire a generation of scholars, emcees, and dreamers who believe in the power of Hip-Hop.

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