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For many emcees, it's all about "keepin' it real" and portraying the proper hip-hop image. They think that at all times they must manifest hip-hop. They think they have ta fit inta a certain mold ta be excepted. But Sackloth Fashion breaks that mold! They know that "keepin' it real" is about bein' real ta who you are and what you believe. And these fellaz are definitely real! They are a unique balance of hip-hop and humor, God and the streetz. Check this interview and learn who the "real" Sackcloth Fashion are! There's something for everyone to...like!  Briefly tell us how each of you met Jesus and why you'd advise any folks out there to let Him in their life? Tru: Seriously if you don't know Christ as your Savior, then you don't have life. Eternal Life is what He offers. If you haven't accepted Jesus and you died right now then you will not go to heaven. Absolute1: I grew up knowing about God but at a Christian concert heard the altar call and felt compelled to finally end the games and gave my life to Christ and since then have been on a journey to develop my relationship with Him to it's fullest potential. If you are personally interested in turning your life to God, I would suggest you talk to someone who knows Christ already so that you have a relationship with someone who can lead you in the right direction. Roc: Awanas in Spring Valley. Jesus, what else is there? Each of you tell us what your favorite track is on the CD and why. Tru: I have different favorites at different times for different reasons. I love "Sibling Rivalry" because it bumps! I love "Pulling A Fast One" because it touches on such a serious issues! Absolute1: I dig "Verbal Eye's" because it is a dope hip-hop track with some dope lyricists on it (Play Dough!). I also dig "Sibling Rivalry" because the message is real and many Christians easily disregard this problem facing our generation and play it off... its time we start to deal with reality in a real way. Roc: I like "Why", and "Rising Sons". Seein' how Holy Hip-Hop has grown and improved over the last couple years, where do you see it headin' in 2000? Tru: It will just keep getting better and more innovative and hopefully more and more effective! Absolute1: Getting better and better Roc: Every thing will be a year older. Name your favorite emcee (secular and/or Christian) and why they are your favorite. Tru: My favorite emcees are Sup and Sojourn. I love them! Sup has kept my stereo happy for years and Sojourn just gets me so amped. Absolute1: My favorite emcee's are Black Thought, Common, Talib of Black Star, Chino XL, Sup the Chemist, Mista Tru, Q-tip, Soljourn of Future Shock, Jurny of L.P.G., Ahmad, and Rass Kass. Sorry, I can't say just one.... There's FAR too many dope cats out there.... But the reason I like them is because they are either innovative or just dope. | |||||||||||