had a penchant for amplifying social justice issues in his music (best shown in songs like “Brenda’s Got a Baby,” “Keep Ya Head Up” and “Changes”). Later in his career, Tupac and his ...

Tracks like “Changes” and “Keep Ya Head Up” showed his ability to be both tender and furious, often within the same verse. Tupac’s charisma extended beyond the mic; his poetry ...

Tupac's artwork was defined by his ability to reconcile personal experience with larger issues of society, crafting lyrics that spoke to individuals and larger systemic issues. Tracks like Changes, ...

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Living for We: Keep Ya Head Up is presented by Ideastream Public Media, and a co-production of Evergreen Podcasts.

Cole - "Villematic" "You hate it before you played it / I already forgave ya." J. Cole retroactively ... Cage - "Ballad of Worms" "I tell her keep her head up / Even though I gotta hold it up ...

I work in Geneva so I do a milk run between Batavia and Saint Charles sometimes head up to Algonquin dam so I ... Hopper for the opener this week..keep ya posted. tight lines all.