Q-Tip
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Q-Tip, The Cool Kids: Q-Tip, The Cool Kids @ Highline Ballroom (Photos)
(Prefixmag)
VIDEO: Q-Tip - Renaissance Rap (Directed by Rik Cordero)
I'm feeling this new sound coming from Q-Tip. A revival of native tongues anyone? E.G Radio,Q-TIP
(ExtravaGangsta Radio)
Mashup: Commodores vs Q-Tip - Brick and Stop (MP3)
(FMusic)
Q-Tip (live on VH1 SoulStage)
(FMusic)
Q-Tip
Q-Tip, from A Tribe Called Quest, has got a new album out. This is rap that is actually meaningful
(Glitter & Gold)
Q-Tip
Q-Tip, from A Tribe Called Quest, has got a new album out. This is rap that is actually meaningful
(Glitter & Gold)
The Q-Tip news does not stop
Between my Sundays with Tribe posts and this new Q-Tip song, I'm getting pretty amped for this new
(So Much Silence)
Common, DJ Premier, Just Blaze, KRS-One, Q-Tip:
Common, KRS-One, Premier, Q-Tip, Just Blaze (Smirnoff Party)
(Prefixmag)
[VIDEO] Q-Tip: "Move"
(You Ain't No Picasso)
The UNKNOWN: Q-Tip - Kamaal The Abstract
(The Good, The Bad, and The Unk ...)
Q-Tip is an American hip-hop emcee, singer, actor, and hip hop producer. He was the leader of the critically acclaimed group A Tribe Called Quest. He converted to Islam in the mid-1990s, and changed his name to Kamaal Ibn John Fareed. The Q in Q-Tip’s stage name stands for Queens, the borough of New York City from which he hails. It is also said to be a name that represents his ability to get into one’s ears (as the Q-Tip cotton swab). He also refers to himself as the Abstract’ (originally the Abstract Poetic) and Kamaal the Abstract.
As of late, Q-Tip has been very active, working with De la Soul, and once again happily reunited with the full line-up of A Tribe Called Quest on the 2K7 NBA Bounce Tour, Rock the Bells Tour ‘08, and regaining control of his previously label-owned MySpace page. He has announced that he is negotiating for the ownership of the masters of earlier material from his previous labels and plans to release them independently.
Q-Tip has recently stated that he will be forming a hip hop group with fellow rapper Common, called “The Standard.” His next album The Renaissance is scheduled for release on November 4, 2008 through Universal Motown. The song Shaka features an excerpt of one of presidential candidate Barack Obama’s campaign speeches over a guitar-tinged beat
