Celebrating Those that has helped elevate The Hip Hop Culture!!
Discover the inspiring individuals and groups recognized by the Hip Hop Culture Awards. Each honoree embodies the spirit of positive influence and dedication within our hip hop community, setting a remarkable example for us all.
Honoree spotlight:
[ACTION from the I55 boyz]
Action—formerly known as Lil DJ—is a Mississippi‑based rapper and performer who fronts the I‑55 Boyz, a Southern collective blending Miami bass, Southern Soul, Atlanta crunk, and Mississippi twang into high‑energy party music. His sound sits at the crossroads of hip‑hop and line‑dance culture, often featuring upbeat tempos and crowd‑friendly hooks. Mostly known for his timely hit song "Monkey Swang"
Cultural Impact
He’s part of a growing wave of Mississippi artists bridging Southern Soul and hip‑hop, performing at regional festivals and venues like the Mississippi State Fair and other places all over the Southern Region. His music celebrates local pride along the I‑55 corridor, connecting Jackson, Hazlehurst, and McComb audiences through rhythm and storytelling.
Recognizing Aziatikk Blakk's legacy
Aziatikk Blakk is a legendary Mississippi DJ, media personality, journalist, engineer, and entrepreneur with more than 45 years of experience in music, radio, and entertainment. Known as the founder of Too Blakk Too Strong Media Kompany, Blakk Magikk Entertainment and Aziatikk Blakk Management, he has played a pivotal role in breaking artists from all over the world, hosting major events, and shaping Southern hip-hop culture. He is also the president of the all new Aziatikk Blakk Academy Institution non profit organization helping the youth to develop their natural gifts. Throughout his career, he has worked as a radio personality, celebrity tour DJ, promoter, journalist, and multimedia creator, earning numerous "DJ of the Year" honors and industry recognition. His work has been featured in major publications including Murder Dog Magazine, Ozone Magazine, and The Source Magazine and several music videos. Through his passion for music, media, and community engagement, Aziatikk Blakk continues to be a respected voice and influential figure in entertainment.
The impactful journey of MusicDoll
Her dedication to fostering community growth and inspiring others truly embodies the spirit of the Hip Hop Culture Awards. Learn more about their inspiring work.
Celebrating Mycharee's inspiration to the Female hip hop community
Mycharee is an emerging musical artist straight out of Jackson bringing a fresh, authentic sound that hits both the soul and the speakers. Rooted in the culture and soul of Mississippi, Mycharee delivers music that’s raw, relatable, and rhythm-driven — music you can feel just as much as you hear. Inspired by everyday struggles, ambition, and self-expression, Mycharee's sound blends melody, rhythm, and raw emotion to create music; always keeping it honest and always keeping it real. With a natural ear for catchy hooks and memorable phrases like “yea yea yea,” the music connects instantly and stays with you long after the track ends.
Primarily a rapper with sharp lyricism and confident delivery, Mycharee also taps into smooth vocals, giving tracks emotional depth and replay value.
It's more than just making songs, Mycharee is building a brand and a movement aiming to inspire confidence, creativity, and individuality. The goal isn’t just streams or stages; it’s impact. From the studio to the spotlight, Mycharee is pursuing growth, recognition, and longevity in the music industry while staying true to the vision.
Honoring the Hustler's ambition of Pla-Boi
We are delighted to recognize Pla-boi for his remarkable achievements and profound impact within the Hip Hop community and beyond. His work truly reflects the positive values that the Hip Hop Culture Awards aims to highlight. Join us in celebrating his success.
Pla-Boi represents the heart of Laurel, Mississippi - a city that is the heartbeat of the Pine Belt, known for its historical deep musical roots, raw southern soul and contributions to the southern blues renaissance. Pla-Boi's rough upbringings in poverty-stricken south Laurel neighborhoods like ward 6 and South Park Village, section 8 projects taught him hustle, loyalty, and resilience. From the hallways of those projects to studio sessions with group members on the independent label NRV. The love for creating music became an outlet, a lifeline, and eventually, a calling. What started off as fun during after-school sessions; turned into a full-blown obsession.
Life brings adversity, trials, and growth. All three have helped Pla-Boi develop a gritty authentic sound that adds to any instrumentation. His lyrical reach knows no bounds, reflecting pain, hustle, and redemption. Pla-Boi's pen bleeds truth, and his voice echoes where he's been- and more importantly, where he's going.