KQEDTV recently sat down to speak with @IAMSU!, @Showy4Mayor and @ManiDraper to talk about @THEHBKGANG as a creative outlet, a force of talent, and a positive movement for younger hip-hop fans who don’t see themselves reflected in mainstream culture, as well the rise of their group and messages given. As Mani Draper puts it: “That’s why HBK is so important: because as a black male growing up in Richmond, if you don’t subscribe to this particular stance, you kind of get lost in this weird space of trying to fit in.” Watch thw Vid from KQEDTV above!
