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Hard Rock celebrates hip-hop history month with Tupac Shakur Autograph Series

  • October 27, 2021
  • Brianna Lawson
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Hip-hop is no longer just a crucial cultural element of music, but it now has its own month. Back in July, the U.S Senate passed a resolution to name November, Hip-Hop History Month. Throughout the month of November, Hard Rock Cafes, Hotels, and Casinos will honor the undeniable impact hip-hop has had on history and culture. For decades, hip-hop has played a huge role in the design of the Hard Rock brand and now they are ready to celebrate. 

As we move into November, fans will be able to purchase items on their online Rock Shop, which will feature their Autograph Series. The current Autograph Series honors the late West Coast legend, Tupac Shakur. The online site will offer exclusive Tupac-inspired merch including sweatshirts, t-shirts, pins, and much more. In addition to the series, Hard Rock will also celebrate with hip-hop inspired happy hours, exclusive displays of hip-hop mementos from over the years, and access to their cultural hub, REVERB. 

 

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