In , Aesop Rock relies on personification in his lyrics, switching between outrageous boasts and mordant self-deprecation. On “Checkers,” he brags, “I’m all of Alexandria’s information in aggregate.” ...

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Philly kicks off Pride Month with celebrations across the city, along with a packed lineup at the 2025 Roots Picnic.

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Besides holding two master's degrees, a PhD, and several black belts, Phil Studio's Phil holds space for young artists to ...

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