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Holy Hip Hop: Religion Department Finds New Beat

The world of hip-hop with its melodic beats, profane language and sometimes violent imagery, seems far removed from the prayers, songs and practices that often accompany religion. The new honors course “Religion and Hip-Hop” aims to bridge the gap between these two worlds at California Lutheran University (www.CalLuteran.edu).

Designed and taught by Associate Professor of Religion Rahuldeep Gill, he said he is excited to update the class throughout the years to come.

“This class is a juxtaposition of two things that don’t really go together, but if you look closely, they go together in really interesting and informative ways,” Gill said. “Once I learn what students like throughout the semester, I will definitely be remixing this class for as long as they let me teach it.”

With 10 years of teaching experience at California Lutheran University, Gill said he is always looking to push his students to explore new areas of learning.

According to the Cal Lutheran course catalog, this course highlights the relationship between hip-hop and religion in three ways: “the religious streams within hip-hop culture, hip-hop culture as a meaning-making system that parallels the work of religions, and hip-hop culture as giving voice to global religious concerns beyond its original American urban contexts.”

Gill said hip-hop and religion are related through art, clothes and the way people talk- everyone associates with hip-hop. Gill said one of the main things hip-hop and religion have in common is how they both engage people’s bodies.

“Hip-hop is a culture and an experience, and in this course we will look at how hip-hop has been used by religion or religious people to spread the gospel and bring people together,” Gill said.

Gill said that the first hip-hop event was a party in a steamy, sweaty basement in the lower Bronx. The party grew and, eventually, people got more and more attached to it.

Gill has many goals for the students taking this course. He said, one, is for the students to see the course as a way to navigate their own reality.

Sophomore Maramawit Bereda said she took this class because she was curious about how religion and hip-hop could work together.

Through the class, she said she has been able to understand hip-hop a little more like what exactly it is and why it has so much history.
“In this class, being able to see different races come together in a classroom to talk about rap is amazing. I’ve started to see that other people from different races relate to rap, and how it has affected everyone’s lives,” Bereda said.

As a practicing Christian, Bereda said she used to feel slightly guilty when she listened to rap music, but now she feels more courageous and happy to listen, because she has found a lot of things that resonate to her Christianity through the music.
Gill said that hip-hop today is so diverse and no one really knows how large it is.

“Hip- Hop illuminates the hypocrisies in society and illuminates the parts where life doesn’t seem to make sense, and it creates new meaning out of there,” Gill said.

Adina Nack, the new director of the University Honors Program, assisted Gill in starting this class.

“A course like Religion and Hip-hop exemplifies the goals of the University Honors Program, in that students are being challenged to engage across traditional academic disciplines in order to explore complex topics that resonate with contemporary spiritual, social and political issues,” Nack said.

She said her goal as the new director is to increase the variety of course offerings for honors electives so that students have unique opportunities to explore exciting academic questions and learn new skills.

“I foresee a course, such as Religion and Hip-Hop, inspiring students to think beyond their academic major and career goals as they focus on learning from professors who motivate them to examine new sources of knowledge, which can enrich their overall undergraduate experience,” Nack said.

Source: Luisa Virgen

Written by: Sketch the Journalist
January 29, 2019

HOUSTON, TX  – Christian rapper Bobby "Tre9" Herring has never shied away from the "mentor" role. For over twenty years he's had the opportunity to help build, guide, or spiritually re-direct the music careers of a variety of artists including Von Won, Bushwick Bill, Pyrexx, and Austin Lanier.

Now that task hits home – literally. You see, Tre9's latest protégé is none other than his daughter – Teonna Lee. And on February 14 the duo will release a joint EP titled  First Step .

"I met Teonna when she was just 13 years old and I started dating [and eventually married] her mother," Tre9 recalls. "Stepping into a family relationship at that point of her life certainly presented some challenges, but eventually we found ways to bond—like through our mutual love of music.'

"So it's with great pride that I now get to introduce her art to the rest of the world."

The project provides Teonna a platform to sing soulful riffs on classic cuts from Amy Winehouse, The Zombies, George Harrison, and Christopher Cross. Each song also features contributions from Tre9 who continues to be an unabashed hip hop missionary on the mic.

"How many artists can say their first step into the music business is with their step-dad?" Teonna pondered. "I'm so excited about this project and hope the listeners enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed making it."

The  First Step  EP will be released to all digital music providers via Much Luvv Records.

Follow Tre9 through  Facebook ,  Twitter , and  Instagram . And find Teonna Lee at  Facebook ,  Twitter , and  Instagram .

What does it mean to be a Minister of the Gospel?

By Kristen Padilla (www.KristenPadilla.com)

August 2, 2018

Last weekend I had the privilege of returning to my alma mater, Ouachita Baptist University, to speak at its second annual Called 2 Ministry retreat for high school students. I was very impressed by the execution and content of this retreat, and could only imagine what an impact something like this would have had on my life when I was in high school discerning a call. (Youth ministers, pastors, parents: send your called to ministry kids to it next year!) I was asked to give the devotional Friday morning and to speak to the female students that afternoon, and the entire experience was a huge blessing.  

One of the unexpected experiences after publishing my book has been an onset of feeling completely unworthy to write on this topic and to be a minister of the gospel at all. Almost every day I have battled the devil reminding me of all the reasons I shouldn't be in ministry. I have felt like Martin Luther, who often wrote about his struggles with Satan, who reminded him of his sins. Then, of course, there's the famous story of Luther throwing his inkwell at the devil. Whether or not that story is true, I wouldn't mind throwing my own inkwell at the devil if only I knew it would cripple him! 

Leading up to my trip to Ouachita, I especially was reminded of all the stupid things I did in college, all the things I wish were put under the rug and forever forgotten. The devil was once again reminding me of my past sins and failures, but Luther offers a good word, a truth that we find in Scripture and one that I cling to every day. Here's what Luther says:

“When the devil throws our sins up to us and declares we deserve death and hell, we ought to speak thus: ‘I admit that I deserve death and hell. What of it? Does this mean that I shall be sentenced to eternal damnation? By no means. For I know One who suffered and made a satisfaction in my behalf. His name is Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Where he is, there I shall be also.'"

The truth is that apart from the work of God's grace in my life, the devil is correct. I do not deserve to a be a minister of the gospel based on my own merit, just like I don't deserve to be a child of God based on my own merit. The same is true for you, too. But in Christ, the devil's tactics fail and his words ring hollow. By grace we have been saved, by grace we have been called, and by grace we serve Jesus Christ because he is good and he loves us. This is good news!

So in preparing for my trip to Ouachita, the Lord led me to Ephesians 3:7-10. Here Paul, I believe, addresses a key question for us: What does it mean to be a minister of the gospel? The devotional I gave was based on this text and formed around this question. 

Listen here .

What does it mean to be a minister of the gospel? In summary, here is what I believe the Holy Spirit is saying through Paul. To be a minister of the gospel means:

1. Being called by the Living Triune God. (Our calls begin and originate with God and not ourselves.)
2. Being a servant of the Living God. 
3. Being a recipient of the grace of God through the working of his power. 

The grace of God is not some magical substance out there, but it is God himself empowering us to do his work though we don’t even deserve to be a servant for him. 

If you are reading this and you, too, feel like you don't deserve to be a minister of or for God, then you're in good company. However, there is power in God's grace and God is gracious  to use sinners like you and me. We are walking, living testimonies to others about what God is able to do. With our lives we can proclaim that we are forgiven sinners. To be a minister of this gospel is to be one sinner telling another sinner how to find their Savior. 

So let us go forth in peace and confidence in the grace and love of Jesus Christ to serve him with our lives today and every day. 

Holy Hip Hop Top 10 Most Requested Songs

LOS ANGELES/ATLANTA/NEW YORK - (September 25, 2018) – Holy Hip Hop Mobile, powered by DJ Intangibles, announced its Top 10 requested songs from its digital subscriber base, as follows:

To listen to Holy Hip Hop Mobile Top 10 at Noon Monday Through Sunday on ChristianRadio.com, click/copy/paste the following link in your web-browser:   -- or visit: www.CHHRadio.com .

About Holy Hip Hop Mobile:   Holy Hip Hop Mobile specializes in inspirational social media music and entertainment, leveraging a proprietary digital member subscriber network of aficionados of street ministry 150,000+ strong, growing virally (via word-of-mouth) at a rapid rate  For more information on rising independent Ministers of the Gospel advancing the Holy Hip Hop music genre worldwide, please visit: www.ChristianHipHop.com .  To submit music for fan consideration, please send .mp3 files to: admin@christianhiphop.org

About ChristianRadio.com:   Our aim is to offer encouraging and uplifting Christian radio to help visitors strengthen their Christian faith and walk with Christ. We want our radio stations, whether the streaming content is Praise and Worship, Classical, Rock, Southern Gospel, Contemporary, or Talk Radio, to glorify God.
With a desire to support local Christian radio stations, we want to point our visitors towards Christian Teaching Talk Stations and Christian Music Stations in their state from Salem Radio Network. With the ability to stream live radio online, we hope to provide a constant source of spiritual growth and encouragement. For more information and to listen now, please visit: www.ChristianRadio.com .

Sensational French producer French Luc is set to release his first single titled “You” on September 21st, 2018

“You” is an amazing song. French Luc and the Americans beautifully illustrate the creative process and delivers the lines as if they’re dictating what's happening as it occurs. The vocals are minimal and nice. You can almost see the words floating around in the air, rearranging themselves until they make sense.

“You” promises to be a classic record. It is a song that will keep you at the edge of your seat and one you don’t want to miss. It has simple effective melodies and will surely get more hype as it goes along. French Luc and the Americans’ main aim is for people to enjoy and feel the music.

French Luc used to produce electro dance music in the secular world until God met him at the appointed time, much like he met Saul on the route to Damascus.  French Luc always enjoyed creating music but it did not have any meaning. As he travelled the world, met with different people and experienced different cultures, he came to the realization that life without God is lacking hope.

With his new album, French Luc wants to share the beginning of his Damascus story to encourage people around him, especially those with a broken heart. This album brings together French Luc’s love for electro music, God and family. It speaks about love, forgiveness and faith in spite of his feeling of helplessness.

As French Luc continues his journey with God, stay tuned for the next chapter of his musical story. Music fans can expect a lot more from him in the near future.

About French Luc and the Americans

French Luc and the Americans originated from the fact that French Luc is a French producer living in USA and the singers on his new album are Americans. French Luc was blessed to work with such talented people as he produced and recorded “You” in his Home Studio in Houston.

French Luc composed the beat, designed the sound and arrangement and, in some of the songs in the album, composed the melody.  He enjoys collaborating with various artists (amateurs and professionals) that share his passion.

Join French Luc in his quest and get in touch to learn more about him:

Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/French-Luc-the-Americans-477388096019782/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frenchlucandtheamericans/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm67cEFsyNJIHBt2XxDLjzw

Website: http://www.frenchluc.com/

Written by: Sketch the Journalist

September 17, 2018

HOUSTON, TX – Hip hop missionary Bobby “Tre9” Herring has been on a break from recording and releasing his own rap music. But that doesn’t mean he’s lost touch with the tool he so frequently employs to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. 

Now, five years after his last release, Tre9 returns to the mic to unleash a War Cry . The new album carries a modern trap vibe with lyrics that represent the artist’s unquenchable desire to introduce his Savior to the streets he holds so dear. 

“As I’ve continued to evangelize and disciple people from the same type of inner-city communities I came out of I’ve kept my eyes and ears on the sounds and styles that have captivated our shared target audience,” Herring said. “This project stretched me as an artist, but was fun to create and one I’m praying will produce much fruit.” 

War Cry features several guests who have spiritually and musically benefitted from Tre9’s mentorship including Pyrexx and Austin Lanier. Others lending their voices to the project include Big Rob Clay, Rob Bing, and a surprise feature from KB who helps bridge the gap on the “Generations Remix” of “Pull Up On Ya Block.” 

The album will be released on 9/22/18 through all digital music providers via Much Luvv Records. Fans of “chopped and screwed” music can also look for a version of War Cry from former Swishahouse affiliate DJ E.N.T. featuring that classic format most often associated with the City of Houston Tre9 forever represents. 

Connect with Tre9 on Facebook , Twitter , and  Instagram .

Written by: Sketch the Journalist

Spetember 4th, 2018 

HOUSTON, TX  – The "rap life" can look glamorous. At least until you try to live it. 

That harsh reality recently hit on-the-rise emcee Austin Lanier. The relative notoriety afforded by social media can be intoxicating – especially to a young and burgeoning hip hop star. 

But what happens when the dream you were chasing doesn't fill your soul? When you get off stage and return to an empty apartment or one full of "friends" who only seem to be there for the fun? Where do you turn when the dark thoughts develop and the ultimate ending presents itself as an attractive option? 

That's the crux of Lanier's latest song/video titled "Famous & Lonely" set to release September 14 ^th . The artist's southern swagger gets pushed to the side to vibe on a deliberately soulful soundscape where he gets honest with himself and his listeners. 

"This is hands down the realest piece of music I've ever created," Lanier said. "I wrote it in tears while fighting through a deep state of depression and anxiety. I felt completely alone in the midst of all of the attention I constantly receive. I was on the verge of giving up on hip hop and even life itself. But I knew that if I persevered it would be a story that would change lives. This song is that story." 

In a similar vein to Logic's "1-800-273-8255," this single also aims to provide listeners a solution and has been strategically released to highlight Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month.  

Connect with Austin Lanier on Instagram @atrainlanier

Top 80 Holy Hip Hop Nations

LOS ANGELES/ATLANTA/NEW YORK - (May 7, 2018) – Holy Hip Hop Mobile announced its Top 80 Holy Hip Hop Nations Worldwide,in statistical rank-order, with greatest number of citizens following, requesting and supporting the global movement to Take the Gospel to the Streets, as a guide for Holy Hip Hop Artists/Ministers of the Gospel to assist in strategic planning, touring and ministry outreach initiatives, as follows:

1. United States 2. Germany 3. Mexico 4. Dominican Republic 5. Brazil 6. Japan 7. France 8. New Zealand 9. Russian Federation 10. Belgium 11. China 12. Czech Republic 13. Ukraine 14. Canada 15. Australia 16. Kenya 17. Switzerland 18. Algeria 19. Italy 20. Nigeria 21. Great Britain 22. Portugal 23. Spain 24. Colombia 25. Slovak Republic 26. Uzbekistan 27. Romania 28. Argentina 29. Bulgaria 30. Poland 31. Senegal 32. Iran 33. Bolivia 34. Thailand 35. Peru 36. Ghana 37. Kazakhstan 38. India 39. Zambia 40. Indonesia 41.Argentina 42. Moldova 43. Netherlands 44. Tanzania 45. Namibia 46. Egypt 47. Austria 48. Sweden 49. Belarus 50. Saint Vincent & Grenadines 51. Yemen 52. Montenegro 53. Uganda 54. Chile 55. South Africa 56. Denmark 57. Malawi 58. Saudi Arabia 59. Costa Rica 60. Malaysia 61. Greece 62. Slovenia 63. Morocco 64. Estonia 65. Guatemala 66. Jamaica 67. Zimbabwe 68. Ethiopia 69. Latvia 70. Turkey 71. Fiji 72. South Korea 73. Cameroon 74. Qatar 75. Pakistan 76. Finland 77. Mongolia 78. Philippines 79. Martinique (French) 80. Paraguay

To listen to Holy Hip Hop Mobile Top 10 at Noon Monday Through Sunday on ChristianRadio.com, click/copy/paste the following link in your web-browser:   -- or visit: www.CHHRadio.com .

About Holy Hip Hop Mobile:   Holy Hip Hop Mobile specializes in inspirational social media music and entertainment, leveraging a proprietary digital member subscriber network of aficionados of street ministry 150,000+ strong, growing virally (via word-of-mouth) at a rapid rate  For more information on rising independent Ministers of the Gospel advancing the Holy Hip Hop music genre worldwide, please visit: www.ChristianHipHop.com .  To submit music for fan consideration, please send .mp3 files to: admin@christianhiphop.org

About ChristianRadio.com:   Our aim is to offer encouraging and uplifting Christian radio to help visitors strengthen their Christian faith and walk with Christ. We want our radio stations, whether the streaming content is Praise and Worship, Classical, Rock, Southern Gospel, Contemporary, or Talk Radio, to glorify God.
With a desire to support local Christian radio stations, we want to point our visitors towards Christian Teaching Talk Stations and Christian Music Stations in their state from Salem Radio Network. With the ability to stream live radio online, we hope to provide a constant source of spiritual growth and encouragement. For more information and to listen now, please visit: www.ChristianRadio.com .

TOP 250 HOLY HIP HOP SONGS

Los Angeles/Atlanta/New York (April 26, 2018) –ChristianHipHop.com announced its Official List of Top 250 Holy Hip Hop Songs, From Ministers of the Gospel over the past 20+ years (1996-2018), that are enlightening the community, changing the paradigm and steadily elevating the Holy Hip Hop Genre of music ministry (a/k/a - christian hip hop, hip hop gospel, gospel hip hop, gospel rap, christian rap, hip hop ministry) to higher ground worldwide in furtherance of the global movement/mission to Take The Gospel To The Streets, as follows:

1. I Am That I Am - Cross Movement

2. It Don't Stop - Mr. Del

3. Hallelujah All Day - Datin

4. Preacher Man - Canton Jones

5. Resistance Iz Futile - Corey Red & Precise

6. Cost of Blood – Sincere Israel

7. Favor – Ambassador

8. OhKay - K-Drama

9. Few Are Chosen - Lil Raskull

10. Not Soft - Cash Hollistah

11. Call Em Out - Dre Marshall

12. Passion - R. Swift

13. King - Bravo

14. Motivation - This'l

15. Give Yo Life – Pettidee

16. FireProof - F.T.F.

17. Solar-Powered - Brinson

18. P31 – Murk

19. Changed - Hansoul

20. In The Air - 2Edge

21. Hip-Hop Music - Phanatik

22. Fall - Sevin

23. Righteous - Fro

24. Die Daily - Sean Slaughter

25. Tell The World - Lecrae

26. I'm A Christian - Bizzle

27. Head Up High - Rawsrvnt

28. I'll Be Good - Gospel Gangstaz

29. Fired Up - Infamous

30. Reach - WayneJTM

31. My Lane - Dre Murray

32. All The Way - The Watchman

33. Out of Here - Garett Lee

34. Let Me In - Zion

35. Why Can't They Hear Me - KNINE

36. 4-U - K-Love

37. Feel Good Music - Minister Blak

38. Virtuous Woman - Tragedy

39. Wait - State

40. Where My Christians At - Dice Gamble

41. Jumpin - Derek Minor

42. Dear Slim - KJ-52

43. Blowin Up - Hallel P

44. Round Em Up - Canon

45. Get Live (He Alive) - Fedel

46. Way Up - Tedashii

47. I Ain't Runnin - Desciple

48. That's What You Are - D. Reed

49. Rockstar - Cheno Lyfe

50. Worthy - Brother Dre

51. So Blessed - J. Kwest

52. Out Tha Box - Easop

53. Dont Be Mad - BB-Jay

54. Y U Runnin - XROSS

55. Until I Pass Out - Uncle Reece

56. Holy Ghost Fire - T-Haddy

57. Praise Him - Shei Atkins

58. 1234 - JD Eyebrows

59. HodgePodge - Kambino

60. Young, Fly & Saved – M3

61. In Da Streetz - 2Five

62. National Anthem - Mark J

63. Turn This Up - T-Bone

64. Work It Out - Erica Mason

65. Lets Go - D-M.A.U.B.

66. All I Have – NF

67. The Gaze - Proverb Newsome

68. Come On - Breeve Eazy

69. Let It Glow - TP9

70. Poison - Double

71. Salute - True

72. Champion - Warriors of The Cross

73. Rock – Ty Scott

74. Belongs To You - Damion Orlando

75. Grace and Mercy - Swisaboi

76. Choose This Day - Todd Tense

77. Backslider - Sandor

78. Stop Playin - Tre-9

79. Rep Christ Yal - Doulos

80. Set Us On Fire - Tawanna Ross

81. The King – Brother Mario

82. Rollin - NAK Daniels

83. Tap In – Zelus

84. Let's Get It - 1KPhew

85. Tuff - J.A.Z.

86. Party - Dfizzle Mayne

87. Repent Or Perish - Obadiah-1

88. I Believe – Holy Hot Boyz

89. The Warning – Bari Tunstill

90. Finally Here - Chozen

91. Unorthodox - Urban D

92. Sweet Victory - Trip Lee

93. Real Love - Buckbarnabas

94. Clarion Call – Army of the Lord Champions

95. Dive – Social Club Misfits

96. Church Gone Wild - Future Kid

97. Elder Road - S.O.

98. I Believe – KB

99. Get It Str8 - Lil Dre

100. Hope - Da Truth

101. Rapid Fire - Keep The Word

102. Lev. 11:45 – C.Micah

103. Do What It Do - Richie Righteous

104. Passing Blessings - Keylin Santana

105. You Can't Stop Me – Andy Mineo

106. Illusions - Choze

107. I'm In The Streets - Japhia Life

108. Snap Bounce - The Clergy

109. Big Tymin - Scooda

110. 100Ms - Chris Elijah

111. Eternity – Brandi Booth

112. Forever - Rio24K

113. Pray - LANDR

114. Ravens - Least of All (L.O.A.)

115. SWRVN - CJ King

116. So What - Suzy Rock

117. In Satan's Name - Bruthaz Grimm

118. All Inclusive 2Nite - STIKK

119. Boogie Bounce - Shonlock

120. Holy Water (H20) - M.A.J.O.R.S.

121. How U Doin - Nue Breed

122. Swerve - K-Lee

123. Going To The Top Now - HEE-Sun Lee

124. For My City - J.A.M. Team

125. Good or Great - Jai Dowdy

126. Highest Praise - RevDeep

127. Hood Like Keyshia Cole - Metroclus

128. I For Jesus - Wingy Danejah

129. The Dead Living - JohnThreeSixteen

130. Changez - Tha GIM

131. Handle It - Lil Maurice

132. On My Behalf - Mario Mitchell

133. Who U Seekn - Hevn Li Angel

134. Hey! Hey! - Martay

135. Who Is God - Mobsters of Light

136. Can I Get An Ay - Willie Will

137. Club Blazer - The Preachaholicz

138. Raw and Uncut - Ziklag

139. Ten - Zeno Suave

140. March - Jirah

141. Christ Crucified - Shai Linne

142. God's Gift - Eastwood

143. Problems - Yaves

144. Reflections - O' Dion

145. Blaow! – FireJaws

146. All The Time - Swoope

147. Divine Touch - Quinton Harris

148. HelpMate - Markilo Allen

149. Christ - Shadow

150. Sick of My Flesh - TonyWhoa!

151. Give It To You - Andre Achat

152. God Is Love - Big Prophet

153. Mobigga – Crunk In Da Church House

154. No Greater Love - The Spiritual Lyricist

155. Loose - LaToria

156. Shake N Bake - 2.0

157. Protected – Dale J. Evans

158. Wave Dem Towels – DJ Intangibles

159. Provision – Fight

160. Hello – Blessed

161. Soul At War – Fatal J/Young Lions

162. Iron Man – JustFlo

163. We Need A Savior – RiverFlow

164. Stay Focused – Dking

165. Sho Baraka - Marantha

166. Fear Not - Theory Hazit

167. I'm Alive – Authentik

168. Witness– Preacherman

169. Hold On – 7Tre

170. Still Radical – W.A.R. Klick

171. 5 O' Clock - Sean C. Johnson

172. Up Yonda - Rook

173. Shine – The Priesthood

174. This Is Me – Dynamic Twins

175. U Don't Wanna – C.O.R.P. 1

176. Temptation – Da Horsemen

177. I Will Survive – B.L.I.N.D

178. Thinkin Out Loud - Parabols

179. All 4 U – iGorilla4MyLord

180. Passing Us By – Kingsta

181. GodBlessha – Milliyon

182. Jesus On My Mind – Da Church

183. One GOD – 2103

184. Unusual - Sicily

185. Criticize Me – Big City

186. The Blood – Big Unc

187. Grind N Pray – Bishop Bee

188. A New Song – Brutha 2 Brutha

189. Waves - Pyrexx

190. Something About – GL Hodges

191. I'll Go – Blazon

192. Lift My Handz – Crystal Cameron

193. Dedicate – Chris Fields

194. Mr. 217 – Move Dat Mountain

195. Let It Go – Eckspress/Tribs

196. He Did It Again – Flame

197. Set Free – IC Jonez

198. Holy Rollers – Infinity

199. Focus – Izreal

200. Throw Em Off – JayMay

201. Get Crunk – JCS

202. 66 Guns – D.O.X.

203. Come Go With Me – Jita

204. 84 Pills – Kaleb Starr

205. Fool Wit It - Big Moose

206. I'm a Rida – Legions of Souls/TCO

207. Studda – Odessi

208. Keep Pressin On – Lil La La

209. Dat Holy Girl – Lunie 3:80

210. Preacher Man - Charmaine

211. Brand New Me – MC Jin

212. The Realness – N'aeem

213. Reign - Newt Newt

214. Sexual Immorality – Noah

215. Dead Man Walkin – Nuwine

216. Glory To God – EmceeN.I.C.E

217. Just Can't Stop – Leslie Shannelle

218. Changed – Princess

219. Life or Death – Prime Minister

220. Crazie – Rio

221. Keep Goin – Boy Wonda

222. Jesus Everyday – S.O.G.

223. Trust On Me – Tabsoul

224. Eyes of the Lord – Te Luvv

225. Kill Yourself – Antonious

226. Significance - Elle Roc

227. Worship You – True-In-Deed

228. Devil's Lies – TwinSaintz

229. Rep Yahweh – Xstatic (Kuntry Wyte & Pyro)

230. Hittin Dem Streets – Young Prayzr

231. You Are My Help – Baby J

232. I Testify – We Are The Saints

233. Sovereign King – Deborah

234. Count Your Blessings – K-Praize

235. Choose Side - FFOR

236. Cant Get Enough - Fiti Futuristic

237. Imma Still – Triumph Warlord

238. Get It Right – Eryk Anglin

239. He Is Alive - Shamel Shiloh

240. Who You Representin - IROCC

241. Lay My Voice On You – Man On Fire

242. A Call For Response – King David (Tha Vessel)

243. Brody Raw - Pressure

244. Fightin Demons – D. Hunter

245. No Games – Child of Zion

246. Faith On Swoll - Echo

247. Show Off – Jesus Or Bust

248. What It Iz – Octavia Harris

249. Make It Rain – BdKold

250. Anonymous – The Walking Dead

Holy Hip Hop Top 10 Most Requested Songs

LOS ANGELES, CA (April 10, 2018) – Holy Hip Hop Mobile announced its Top 10 requested songs from its digital subscriber base, as follows:

To listen to Holy Hip Hop Mobile Top 10 at Noon Monday Through Friday on ChristianRadio.com, click/copy/paste the following link in your web-browser:   -- or visit: www.CHHRadio.com .