Get hyphy with E-40 in Calgary! [Contest]

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Posted Aug 29th, 2012 by @AmaliaJude | 0 Comments

Calgary, AB – HipHopCanada is teaming up with the boys at Boodang and Dubsac to give you a chance to win tickets to see hyphy legend E-40 live at Ten Nightclub in Calgary. The term “legend” is not loosely thrown around in hip-hop and for good reason. There are not many rappers that fit the bill, but E-40, “The Ambassador of the Bay,” is one that definitely does. After more than a dozen albums over two decades, he brings his unique style and slang up north this fall. We know you wanna get a taste of some hyphy in the flesh, so why not try to go for free? HipHopCanada is trying to get you there but you’re gonna have to put in a bit of work. Tweet @HipHopCanada and tag @SaroshRizvi and you could win a pair of tickets. Sounds good? Get tweetin’ and get hyphy!

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Posted by @AmaliaJude

Amalia Judith was born in Winnipeg, MB and quickly whisked away to a childhood of travel throughout California, England, Germany and predominantly Pakistan. In 2006 she completed an honor's degree in English Literature, which left her quite jobless and alone in East Van. Amalia cut her teeth at abortmag.com, Canada's darkest counter-culture magazine, moving on to contribute words and flicks to HipHopCanada: she's currently the Executive Editor and has had the privilege to interview hip-hop icons like Lil' Kim, Drake, Pusha T, Big Boi, Three Six Mafia, Yelawolf, Pharrell Williams and most of Wu-Tang. Amalia also works as a Key Worker educator and advocate for families affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, as well as heading up Team Heartbreak, a media production company that pairs community involvement and artistic movements.