Idris Goodwin's debut essay collection features a rhythmic blend of wit and break-beat poetry, exploring themes of race, class, and culture. Through a unique mix of personal and political narratives, he juxtaposes historical and contemporary events, such as Motown's legacy against Bronx rap battles. The essays are diverse and satirical, offering a powerful commentary on societal issues while embodying hip-hop's musicality. This collection serves as a literary mixtape that resonates with the complexities of modern life.
