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Hip hop has become one of the world's most influential forms of artistic expression today, largely because artists aren't afraid to turn the hard times into something positive. Today Dramos looks at The Book of Rhymes: The Poetics of Hip Hop and a quote from Marcus Aurelius to show how pain and trials can lead to triumph and purpose.
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