Big Chulo retweeted
I love how you told my story. I remember feeling a bit far from the real world that day we called, deep in my music cave again. But you were able to capture the essence of my journey and give the words that I didn’t have at that moment. In a time like this it’s refreshing to read an article that is so human again <3
Imani Imani covers The Desire Issue of YAMS Magazine
After years of quietly perfecting her craft, the @pgLang singer has officially introduced herself with ‘Papercut.’
I caught up with @manithoughtss to talk musical inspirations, meeting Dave Free, her debut, and more.
Big Chulo retweeted
Imani Imani covers The Desire Issue of YAMS Magazine
After years of quietly perfecting her craft, the @pgLang singer has officially introduced herself with ‘Papercut.’
I caught up with @manithoughtss to talk musical inspirations, meeting Dave Free, her debut, and more.
Big Chulo retweeted
Imani Imani covers The Desire Issue of YAMS Magazine
Photography by Eva Roefs
Story by Dante Nicholas
🔗: yamsmagazine.com/p/all-eyes-…
Don’t forget people get #Paid/#XDollars to rage-bait and have long drawn out pointless ass conversations #OnHere
Replying to @NickyChulo
I wish I had that kind of time — to be on here arguing about things that have nothing to do with me. The doers are doing and it’s an extremely pivotal time. Lock-in.
Nothing but facts. 90% of people on here are bored and don’t know what they’re taking about.
Replying to @BrianZisook
Ask ANYONE who has worked or crossed paths with Tunji and they’ll no doubt echo these sentiments. He’s a real A&R, a Music Man. He has an ear, but also a heart, a rare combination in this insane industry.
Big Chulo retweeted
Honoring our girl @ShenaeCurry this Sunday, October 18th, 2026
Central Park — Entrance at 72nd St.
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Sign up today and walk with us.
🩷 secure.acsevents.org/site/ST…
Thank you for everything. Rest easy @_hyunkim_ 🙏🏾🕊️💔
Big Chulo retweeted
RIP my dearest @_hyunkim_ we’ll never be the same
Big Chulo retweeted
I’ve been talking about this for years.
Black music cannot thrive without investment, and it cannot thrive when the people who understand the culture are not inside the buildings where decisions get made.




























