After more than three decades in the game, the Bay Area legend has watched rappers, sounds and eras come and go while continuing to make his own rules. At 58, 40 Water still has plenty to say about where rap is headed and who's got the gas to keep it moving.
After more than three decades in the game, the Bay Area legend has watched rappers, sounds and eras come and go while continuing to make his own rules.
At 58, 40 Water still has plenty to say about where rap is headed and who's got the gas to keep it moving.
E-40 isn't buying the idea that hip-hop has an expiration date.
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After more than three decades in the game, the Bay Area legend has watched rappers, sounds and eras come and go while continuing to make his own rules. At 58, 40 Water still has plenty to say about where rap is headed and who's got the gas to keep it moving. E-40 isn't buying the idea that hip-hop has an expiration date.
E-40 isn't buying the idea that hip-hop has an expiration date.
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