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During the 2015 Baltimore Riots, he addressed the music industry by releasing his “My Letter To The Labels” video on World Star Hip Hop (WSHH), making the people realize what they have been missing in Hip Hop today. Combining his lyrics with DGAINZ visuals, painted a clear picture of an artists struggles and ambition towards success. 

The West Baltimorian changed the mood of his city that day, giving the people hope and pride that someone from BMORE was showing the world and media there is more than just violence coming from out of this city.

Now, the artist buzz has increased when he went viral with his single “iPhone Boomin’” This song has caught the attention of the DMV area and the blogs (ThisIs50, Huffington Post, Hip Hop Weekly, etc.) as the local radio station 92Q bump there airwaves with his sound.

Baltimore's Best Orioles and Ravens Sports Talk
 
Section 336 is a personality driven Baltimore sports show.  No matter what your relationship is to sports you can find a home with Section 336.  For the diehard fan you are just like Matt, Bert and Josh.  They grew up as huge sports fans, particularly of the Orioles and Ravens.  They can speak about the little details of the game and you will love Section 336.  However if all you want to know is enough to be able to keep up with coworkers about basic sports talk, Section 336 is also the show for you.  Their personalities and style of the show keep you laughing and entertained while you are learning all that sports geek stuff.  

    Their listeners have called Section 336 “The Sports Junkies of Baltimore”.  Section 336 proclaims themselves to be Baltimore’s best sports talk.  However, you don’t have to be a fan of Baltimore to enjoy Section 336.  As iTunes reviewers say “ Listening to this show brings back the memories of my childhood..” and “You guys are hysterical.  You definitely help a non-stats guy keep up”.  Give Section 336 a chance and you will be a weekly listener.

     Josh Sroka (34) and Matt Sroka (30) are brothers they grew up with a dad that took their passion for the Orioles to a level some might say went too far.  However Josh and Matt take that passion even further.  Bert Rode (34) is a childhood friend who eventually married into the Sroka family.  When you listen to the show you can tell that they have known each other forever.  Their passion, and the way they relate to each other will make you believe you too have know these boys your entire life.

Baltimore Bishop, Born In Baltimore Maryland, Grew up on the West side of the city. Baltimore is pretty much always in the top 5 worse cities in America. Nothing to be proud of for sure, but definitely made Baltimore Bishop into the man that he is Today.

Although born in the East, Baltimore Bishop had the privelage of going to High school in Columbia South Carolina, Where he saw and figured out the differences between the East Coast and down South.

The same, But Very different which gave him the best of both worlds when it comes to his distinct sound. You wont be able to say that he sounds like an East coast, West Coast or Down south Rapper. Bishop has a very universal sound.

Bishop then joined the ARMY and gave them 8 years of his life, where he learned to always stay 300 miles ahead of the competition, because it could easily be worth your life. This Attitude gave him the will and determination that he Has today, to one day be the voice of Hip Hop. Not the BEST, The KIng and all that other garbage that means nothing, But the Voice of real music.

THE VOICE OF THE THEORY OF 1+1= 2. bECAUSE IF YOU UNDERSTAND THAT 1+1=2, you should also understand alot of the other similar but different analogies of life. So with that being said, Just sit back , relax, and put your mind on cruise, and over stand the words Of the B-More Bish,.,.,., 


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