1. Minneapolis Hip-Hop and Social Media:A presentation by Av Mellen

3. In 1999 the label opened its own record store in Uptown Minneapolis called Fifth Element. The store has become a staple of hip hop in the Twin Cities, specializing in local music, but also selling independent and commercial hip hop.

6. Updates on upcoming shows, releases, special events, etc.

7. Links to all the Rhymesayers artists.

8. Links to the Fifth Element store.

10. Forgotten about Myspace? Rhymesayers hasn’t! Although, it pretty much mirrors their Facebook page. But at least they’re willing to go down in the trenches for those fans who still use it.

11. And of course, no company can really claim to be in the social media game if they aren’t using Twitter and Youtube. Just like with Myspace and Facebook, Rhymesayers use these tools primarily for artist promotion and fan interaction.

12. Rhymesayers partners with the digital media company SevnthSin, which provides the web and aplication content to some of Minnesota’s largest companies. e.g. The Timberwolves, Target, Harley Davidson, etc.

13. Check out some of the rad companies SevnthSin has worked with, yo.

14. Final analysis: what good is all this social media anyway?

15. Only the most kick-ass annual outdoor music festival in the Midwest! - Yeah muthafucka!

16. The End.