SKORGE DA HOODLUM enters 2021 focused on business and Hip-Hop dominance

The year 2020 changed the course of humanity because of COVID-19. Life as we know it converted into a new normal, which included social distancing, face masks, and constant hand sanitizing. America was forced to shut down, and the economy froze, leaving millions of artists in financial peril. Parents scrambled to adjust their children to remote learning and faced enormous learning challenges. Americans were experiencing two divides in 2020, both racial and political.

The world witnessed George Floyd’s unconscionable death and Ahmaud Arbery running for his life during a morning jog. Rayshard Brooks being shot in the back with no remorse by law enforcement, and black mothers mourn their son’s lives across ‘Divided America.’

Music has always provided an outlet of hope and promise for people. During our lowest points in humanity, songs like ‘Express Yourself’ by NWA uplifted, educated, and empowered people of color to be fearless and speak truth to power. Hip-Hop music is a universal force of unity that speaks a language that invigorates youth culture and strikes fear into conventional America.

Major Recording Artist and Entrepreneur Skorge Da Hoodlum represent Pittsburgh, aka ‘City of Steel.’ His music represents every aspect of street culture infused with a hustler’s ambition. The scars of Skorge Da Hoodlum’s pain influence his music, life, and vision.

Skorge Da Hoodlum maintains the honor of walking on any block in Pittsburgh without fear. Every hustler, street legend, barbershop owner, and young bull understands Skorge Da Hoodlum’s music’s impact and purpose. He provides a light in the city, and people are walking down the path. Welcome to ‘PISTOLVANIA’ aka Pittsburgh. Skorge Da Hoodlum is a Global Advocate for RADIOPUSHERS and CEO of T4YENT.

Jonathan P-Wright is a freelance writer for multiple mainstream media outlets and Chief Visionary Officer of RADIOPUSHERS and RESULTSANDNOHYPE Magazine.