"Black Business" Radio Show
Black Business (Hebrew: עסק שחור "Esek Shakhor") is a hip hop radio show, started in 1996 By Liron Teeni and Quami De La Fox. The show broadcast on Galgalatz the vice-station of Galei-Zahal - the Israeli military radio station. Back in the 90's, Youth Israeli rappers like the cynical-parodic Jerusalem rapper kodman which was a kid back then and was a frequent partaker, moreover to today's most estimated/famous rappers - all started at the show. The rappers started coming on his show in order to showcase their live freestyle and rhyme skills, to be heard rapping; Some rappers like Subliminal were rapping in English, and Tenni and others wanted Israeli rap to be in their native language of Hebrew since there were thousands of American groups rapping better in English.
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