November 4th, 2008 is one of the most historic is Black History ever. It’s the day Barack Obama became the first black president of the United States of America. As unbelievable as it once seemed, if you were of age at the time, none of us were shocked. We knew that the energy around the young captivating Senator from Illinois would care him, and us, to victory. Let’s look back on what that looked like from Hip-Hop’s POV. The Classics — the debut series from @TheHBUC, where Black culture takes center stage. Hosted by @RobMarkman, @LowkeyUHTN, and @DonthateTrav, this appreciation show dives deep into the best movies, music, and cultural moments from the last 35 years and counting.Every week, the trio breaks down what makes something Classic — not just in impact, but in influence, legacy, and meaning to the culture. Whether it's a timeless album, an iconic film, or an unforgettable moment, The Classics is here to celebrate it all.This is more than nostalgia — it’s about preserving and uplifting the culture that shaped us.Created and Executive Produced by: Travis CochranHosted By: Rob Markman, Nile "Lowkey" Ivey, and Travis "DontHateTrav" CochranDirector: Caleb SealesProducer: Travis Cochran & Aaron FaulknerDirector of Photography: Shawn Michael CraigMixing Engineer: Derrick ClementsFilmed at: The HBUC, Atlanta, GA🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode!📲 Follow us:@TheHBUC@RobMarkman@LowkeyUHTN@DonthateTrav#TheClassics #BlackCulture #TheHBUC #RobMarkman #LowkeyUHTN #Trav #HipHop #BlackCinema #BlackExcellence