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about.

 

The United Nations of Hip Hop is the platform to unite the global hip hop culture.

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Founded by Early Gaynor, Brian Wentzel, and Dewry Bradford, they consider themselves, "hip hop futurists," looking to protect and defend the culture for the next 1,000 years. 

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Hip hop was originally created as an expression, an artform, for less fortunate people to express themselves, and quickly became embraced and developed by thought leaders and spiritual teachers within the AFrican-American community. 

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Initially hip hop was a vehicle for social change. 

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In time it would become weaponized against the very people who created it. 

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Today, after more than 40 years of development it has become a combination of both. It is now both a weapon and a tool. It is up to us to make with it what we will. 

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How will hip hop survive the next 1,000 years?

 

This is the question the United Nations of Hip Hop seeks to answer.