Jorit shared that KRS is aggressive but always injected a positive message into his music.
Earlier this week, KRS-One joined Grandmaster Flash, Coke La Rock, Rocky Bucano and several other Hip-Hop legends to celebrate a $5 million dollar boost in federal funds presented to the Universal Hip-Hop Museum in the Bronx. Standing beside Senator Chuck Schumer, he advocated for monetary compensation for Hip-Hop's pioneers. "Hip Hop is not an object, it is a subject. The preservation of subjects is different from the preservation of objects. To preserve a subject, you have to preserve the people that came up with the ideas," he said.
See KRS' mural reaction above.