Oct 23, 2006 • 1 min read

Hip hop label plans urban MySpace

New York hip hop label Babygrande's Chuck Wilson is launching CrackSpace.com, a social network aimed at R&B and hip hop fans, with promotions by several rappers.

Look out for another new social networking / content sharing website coming out of the US, this one specifically aimed at the R&B and hip hop audience. Created by Chuck Wilson of New York hip hop label Babygrande, the new service will be called CrackSpace.com and will have aspects of both MySpace and YouTube. It will also run a series of promotions with established hip hop names to encourage sign ups - including Ludacris, TI, Diddy, Akon, Ghostface, Lloyd Banks, Hi-Tek, Jim Jones and Foxy Brown.

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