A night of hardcore rap lead by the prolific Immortal Technique seemed like a once in a life time experience for those in attendance Saturday at Warehouse Live. The rapper/activist took the stage, ...

In one of the stranger stories of the week, Immortal Technique was revealed to be a high school bully of Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda. The revelation occurred during Miranda's appearance on ...

Bonafide theater nerd Lin-Manuel Miranda recently admitted he was bullied in high school, which is unsurprising when you consider the cruel nature of teens and their strange desire to stifle excessive ...

Among the many artists supporting the Occupy Wall Street encampment is the hip-hop artist Immortal Technique. He shares his impressions of the protesters’ demands and performs his song “Toast to the ...

During an interview earlier this week, Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda started reminiscing on the old days and remembered that time Immortal Technique was a high school bully. "He terrorized kids, ...

Come to find out MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes went to school with Immortal Technique and Lin-Manuel Miranda too. But no, he wasn’t bullied though. Earlier this month we all got a couple chuckles out of ...

When he was on the WTF podcast this week, Lin-Manuel Miranda brought up his childhood bully, rapper Immortal Technique. Apparently, the rapper — who, like LMM, was a gifted kid of color who traveled ...

>With all due respect to Mista Chuck, "political rappers" usually get the Jehovah’s Witness treatment in hip-hop; we hear them ringing the door bell—and sure, they probably mean well—but we’ll be ...

Felipe Coronel, aka Immortal Technique, is a legendary underground hip-hop artist known for his skills on the mic and his raw, highly political lyrics. Today, Immortal Technique spends his time ...

Immortal Technique is known for his fiery political rhymes, but did you know he was a high school bully? Among his torment-ees was Lin-Manuel Miranda. Interestingly, the young rapper would later join ...

The latest guest on Marc Maron's WTF podcast is Lin-Manuel Miranda, and as Vulture points out, the Hamilton creator shared a fascinating bit of hip-hop trivia during the interview. Apparently ...