New York City's National Museum of Hip-Hop has announced the launch of its annual Hall of Hip-Hop Awards. The museum, which was founded in 2005 and is located in lower Manhattan, plans to celebrate hip-hop's greats, two of whom -- Public Enemy frontman Chuck D and KRS-One -- will be hosting one of the museum's launch parties.
Chuck D & KRS will host Hip-Hop Immortal, the launch party for the awards, at New York City's M2 Ultra Lounge on April 6. Included in the festivities will be a silent auction, cocktail reception, and rap/DJ performances, with a special appearance by Grandmaster Flash.


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