Victor Trammell
Bio
Mr. Trammell is a digital media producer, freelance journalist, and author. He is currently a Chief Contributor at the Black Then History Network (BlackThen.com). Formerly, he wrote national radio content for the Michael Baisden Show.
Stories (65/0)
Album Review: Vigalantee-Sitting on the Front Porch Talking to My Grandma
One of the most overlooked adages of wisdom states: "Experience is the best teacher." When it comes to hearing the best experiences that teach you about life, there is no better source in one's family to learn from than a grandparent. Roger "Vigalantee" Suggs is a Chicago-born, Georgia-raised, and Kansas City-praised MC who has been in the hip-hop business for around a quarter-century. In late 2019, Vigalantee released his landmark 20th album titled Sitting on the Front Porch Talking to My Grandma (Phatahdat Records).
By Victor Trammell3 years ago in Beat
Meet Crystal M. "The Model" (She's Not Just Another Instagram Girl)
The decision to become a professional model can be a challenging career choice. It requires a high amount of scheduling flexibility and it certainly involves more than just posing pretty for photographers.
By Victor Trammell4 years ago in Journal
Kansas City, KS Underground Rap Act Breathes Life Back Into 2019's Entire Hip-Hop Genre
When most people think of Kansas City hip-hop, Kansas City, Missouri (KCMO) is the first municipality that comes to mind. It's the home of the NFL's Chiefs and the MLB's Royals in the world of professional sports.
By Victor Trammell4 years ago in Beat
Freelancing Ironies: A Detailed Answer to the 'What Do You Do?' Question
Introduction Roughly seven years ago, I underwent a mental transformation, which resulted in a focused reinvention of myself, and a mass reconstruction of the rocky career road I was traveling on.
By Victor Trammell4 years ago in Journal
Meet Jamie Nicole Brown: A Real Southern Socialite and Predominant "Modelpreneur"
For some people, opportunity doesn't come knocking at the door to save you from a burning house when the chips are down. To a chosen few, opportunity comes as factory equipment ingrained in their DNA prior to birth.
By Victor Trammell4 years ago in Photography
Mohammed Bin Salman Is a Bigger Threat to US Than Osama Bin Laden Ever Was
Officials inside America's ruling Trump regime hastily delivered crucial information about US nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia in error, according to a February 19 report released by the US House Oversight and Reform Committee.
By Victor Trammell4 years ago in The Swamp
Hidden Crimes Without Punishment: Hollywood's Romanticizing of Toxic Sexuality
Disgraced R&B legend R. Kelly has been making negative headlines for a better part of the last 25 years over controversial activities, which made him known as a shadowy sexual molester of underage girls in the dark.
By Victor Trammell4 years ago in Criminal
St. Louis, MO-Based Christian Rap Artist Is Recovering After Attempt on His Life
When news about a rapper being struck with gunfire makes local, national, or global headlines, the first thing people assume is that the artist is involved in a criminal lifestyle that could cause their life to end violently.
By Victor Trammell5 years ago in Beat