Karine Sho-Time Thornton along with The Hype Magzine throw major Sho-Time Battle Rap League Event at Club Polygon BK Feb 18th 

Sho-Time Battle Rap League Presents “Dressed 2 Kill” Celebrity Red Carpet Event and Concert February 18th…

Sho-Time TV CEO Karine Sho-Time Thornton Makes Appearance at “Bars Over Everything” Event by Sincere Cypherz 

Hip-Hop media mogul and battle rap pioneer Karine Sho-Time Thornton made an appearance at “Bars Over Everything” cypher, this past Saturday January…

Sho-TimeTV Ranks the Top Ten Cities Pushing the Hip-Hop Culture 

With Hip-Hop influencing just about every aspect of modern day life, the genre is quickly spreading like wildfire to regions that were once dominated by pop or rock…

The Hype Magazine Sponsors  Sho-Time Battle Rap League Epic Event “No Regrets” 

Yo, if you missed the Star Studded Sho-Time Battle Rap League Presents……. “No Regrets” showcase, which was held in the Bronx on June 11th, you…

The Emergence of The Sho-Time Battle Rap League 

The first Sho-time battle was held at Matrix Studios in the Bronx in 2016 and featured Blitz Buggout vs. Mike Burna. The battle, hosted by Goodz da Animal helped…

In 2015, Karine “Sho-time” Thornton started Sho-Time Battle Rap League, which was inspired by his mentor Troy “Smack White” Mitchell.  In addition, Karine started his own network, Sho-TimeTV and began hosting video content that featured some of the hottest…

Bronx native Karine Thornton or more professionally known as Sho-Time is making his face public in all the media outlets this past couple months. Karine Sho-Time founded Sho-Time TV in 2010, and in 2015 he founded Sho-Time Battle Rap…

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Ever since the 70s’ era, Battle Rap has grown into its own industry within hip-hop. Labels have no control, and when they do it's commercialized. Labels are trying to gain control once again and cash in on this battle…

Ever since the 70s’ era, Battle Rap has grown into its own industry within hip-hop. Labels have no control, and when they do it's commercialized. Labels are trying to gain control once again and cash in on this…