Rap music isn't colorblind. Unless an artist has an astronomically unique skill or trait, the public will not look past his skin color and simply focus on the music. Eminem was the most successful trying to break down this barrier through his talent and persona. Coincidentally, next up to the plate is Yelawolf, Shady Records and Eminem's newest protégé. Yelawolf isn't a new artist by any means. He first broke onto the scene with his critically acclaimed mixtape "Trunk Muzik." Under Shady Records, Yelawolf will seemingly craft his history of Alabama and quick tongued raps into commercial success. With his first attempt, Catfish Billy brings us "Radioactive."
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