The Hip-Hop Scholar — with special guest Dot-Com Intelligence

In this powerful episode, we step into a conversation that feels less like an interview — and more like a masterclass.

Dot-Com Intelligence joins The Hip-Hop Scholar to talk legacy, philosophy, vulnerability, survival, and the pure love of craft. This isn’t surface-level talk. This is reflection, memory, discipline, and truth — spoken by an artist deeply proud of the work he’s building.

We talk beginnings.
We talk growth.
We talk the moment when you finally realize: “I’m actually good at this.”

From his early project Overview, to the songs that still anchor his performances, to the belief that hip-hop is both mirror and map — Dot-Com Intelligence opens up about creating art that lasts, elevates, and acknowledges self-worth.

We explore:

• identity as methodology
• track titles as living thesis statements
• culture as curriculum
• rhythm as reasoning
• the desire to be acknowledged — and why it fuels artistic legacy

This episode is a reminder that scholarship doesn’t live only in lecture halls.
It lives in ciphers, community conversations, notebooks, studios — and artists like this.

And yes — he is proud of this project. Proud of the growth. Proud of the work. Proud of the journey.

Lean in. Take notes. Share this with someone who loves Hip-Hop as deeply as they study it.

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