BULLY: The Push to Cancel Ye Raises Bigger Questions About Leadership in San Antonio

San Antonio has always been a city that embraces conversation, culture, and differing viewpoints. Whether Ye should perform is ultimately an opinion each person can make for themselves. But as the debate continues, residents should also be asking the same tough questions of the people elected to lead the city. Those conversations may have a far greater impact on San Antonio’s future than a single concert ever could.

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Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself: SXSW

Just last year, the conversation around SXSW was that it was on the decline. Questions were being raised, narratives were forming, and for a moment, it felt like the energy that once defined the festival was fading. But with a refreshed schedule and the continued support of the city of Austin, this year proved something different: SXSW didn’t just return to what felt natural; it helped reassert itself.

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The offical soft drink of summer brought a refreshing feeling to the Coca-Cola Sips & Sounds Music Festival in Austin

Austin was in rare form this month, as the energy of South by Southwest collided with another buzzing festival, Sips & Sounds festival, taking place across the city. With both events running simultaneously, the “Live Music Capital of the World” stayed true to its name, offering an endless soundtrack for anyone lucky enough to be outside.

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Kid Cudi Vs Jim Jones: A Pathological Rewrite to Day ‘N’ Nite’s history

Over the last few days, I’ve been seeing this whole Day ‘N’ Nite discourse spiral out of control; specifically with Jim Jones implying that his freestyle over the instrumental was the sole reason Kid Cudi blew up and eventually landed a record deal. Let’s slow that narrative all the way down, because that’s a lot of revisionist history packed into one claim.

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