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Teen Scholars emcees not just rappers...but a movement

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  • What's Going On?-Usher is going on a North American tour. The UR Experience is going to 27 cities. The tickets go on sale Monday Sept.8th. According to Usher he has not been on tour in over 3 years. Good Kisser and She came to give it to you  is burning up the Billboard Charts. Cee Lo Green's reality show gets dropped because of some insensitive tweets. Why don't people keep their negative comments to themselves
  • Talk It UpTeen Scholars are emcees from Decatur who have been making music since middle school. They are childhood friends who are grinding together.Each scholar got their own rap style that identifies them when they are on the track. When you say Teen Scholars, teens automatically know who you are talking about. They write and produce their own music with in the group. Teen Scholars make it known by their music, logo and apparel that Teen Scholars is not just a rap group but a positive movement.
  • The Rumble New Music Knockout starts next week Sept.11th. Call in an vote on your favorite song as it goes head to head. Don't get Knocked Out. All music must be in mp3, radio edited and no explicit lyrics accepted. Music due the Tuesday before that Thursday airing. So artist get your music emailed in to http://rumbleknock@gmail.com
  • Am I my brother's keeper? Lately, everytime I turn on the television or radio I hear about a teen death or some kind of teen crime. Let's encourage our friends to do the right thing.Make sure you tune in next week Tuesday and Thursday. 
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