Bun B's Rapper Coloring and Activity Book - Shea Serrano

\nRapper Bun B lends his street cred and occasionally his face to the creative, hilarious, and just flat-out fun imaginings of Shea Serrano in Bun B's Rap Coloring and Activity Book. Described by the Washington Post as what every hip-hop head wishes they had as a child, this imaginative work started as a series of printable rap-related coloring and activity images. The 48-page, fully interactive book of coloring pages, unbelievably clever activities, and smart plays on rap culture brings these stars and their music right into your living room.Featured rappers include: \n Bun B \n Queen Latifah \n Drake \n Talib Kweli \n Ice-T \n Common \n Wiz Khalifa \n Ludacris \n LL COOL J \n Big Boi \n Childish Gambino \n Questlove \n B.o.B \n Mac Miller And many, many more Praise for Bun B's Rap Coloring and Activity Book A star-studded cast of some of the biggest names in rap, all in one book. --Fast Company's Co.Create blog It's 48 pages long, and that's the exact same number of pages the Bible has, and that's not an accident. That's a little thing called God's will. --Vice.com The book is funny, smart, and as kid-tested, mother-approved as some of these guys get. --Vulture.com Hilarious...razor sharp. --XXL If you've spent any kind of time on the Internet, chances are something Shea Serrano has written, drawn, or created has made you smile . . . The book's a load of fun, and is sure to please rap nerds and crayon-wielding tykes alike. --Village Voice There's art, humor and education, fun for young and old. --Paste magazine This is one of the few Tumblr-to-book projects that doesn't make me want to punch my computer in disgust. If the phrase 'see if you can build a Budden' doesn't make you chuckle, then you should stay away from hip-hop or jokes. --Christopher R. Weingarten, SPIN Bun B's Rap Coloring and Activity Book is gangsta --Mass Appeal.com 48 pages of MC worship mixed with a generous measure of the kind of casual dissing of its star players that hip-hop excels at. --Esquire When I'm listening to Drake, I sometimes feel blue. Now, thanks to Bun B's Rap Coloring and Activity Book, I can make Drake blue, too. And for that, I am eternally grateful. --Ryan Dombal, Pitchfork.com The hip-hop coloring book is the single most important thing to happen to color since Cam's pink Range Rover. Everyone should want a Serrano in their ba o. --Nate Erickson, GQ Like the old saying goes, the crayon is mightier than the