Online Hip Hop Awards 2000


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Today I'm going to Support Online Hip Hop's 4th Annual Online Hip Hop Awards...I'm looking forward to getting my vote in and representing Hip Hop Suite 101. The competition is ferocious. In searching the net for links to add to my ever evolving collection, I came across a lot of notable sites and I have to tell you, it's not going to be easy choosing a "best of" anything. The nominations process is open, a free for all, meaning anyone can nominate any website. I'll be submitting nominations in over 15 categories, including Website of the Year, Best New Artist and Album of the Year and by voting, I automatically get a chance to cop an all-expense paid trip for two to the live Awards ceremony in NYC, so keep your fingers crossed for me...aiiiiiiight? If you decide to vote and you win the free trip, remember who told you about it.

The envelope please...

Best Artist Website = busta-Rhymes.com
» Awarded to the website with the most creative, innovative and thorough representation of a Hip-Hop Recording Artist or Group.

Extinction Level Event - a combustible Flash intro launches you to the main page, where you're served up the bio, the maillist, links to his fam, The Flipmode Squad (Rah Digga, Lord Have Mercy and Rampage), a quick click to the Bushi line, album and fan club info...all on the start page. If that isn't enough Busta for you, the bottom half of your screen serves for easy navigation to even more Busta: additional info, videos and a shouts section. Busta Rhymes isn't one of my favorite artists, but I had to give props where props are due.


Best Record Label Site = Def Jam
» Awarded to the Hip-Hop/Urban record label website with the most creative design, graphic layout and original content.

A tough choice put two heavyweights toe to toe; Def Jam, the home of Method Man versus Loud, the home of Wu Tang Clan. How's that for irony? Both sites are pretty much even when it comes to creative design, graphics and content (articles, bios, multimedia, the whole nine). What separates these sites however, are the added extras. Loud is looking for mcs to drop lyrics on their battle board (talk about a big letdown, I expected more from a label of this caliber), but on the up and up, Def Jam is looking for hip hop's biggest fan (a big bag of chips with the dip!).

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2.   Feb 10, 2000 4:56 AM
I noticed the same thing (Trauma)...no dj category...I don't know what's up with that, so I emailed Felicia over at SOHH to see what's up with that. I'll keep you posted; it's not too late, maybe they ...

-- posted by goldilocks


1.   Feb 8, 2000 12:36 AM
I'd like to nominate Hi-tec for ill producing, and Rawkus for best label.....which is a missing category. Also, Mista Sinista for best turntablist......again: where are the DJ's? ...

-- posted by DJ_Trauma





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