SuNWhoa Love is a Kingdom-rooted Hip Hop Artist and Educator who blends faith, story, and sound to awaken purpose.
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As an educator, SuNWhoa is committed to affirming identity and building confidence in scholars of all ages. Through his Professor Whoa platform, he develops culturally rooted curriculum, workshops, and creative content that help young people see their worth, think critically, and grow with curiosity. His body of educational work includes One Red Cent, Professor Whoa Blackboard Vol. 1, and History Corner, all designed to enrich classrooms, families, and community programs.
SuNWhoa is also the creator of Bethlehem, an original hip hop musical about the birth of Jesus that has reached thousands with its blend of culture, theology, and creative excellence. His most recent TEDx Altadena talk explored the intersection of grief and creativity, highlighting how art becomes a place for healing, expression, and spiritual resilience.
Through Shine Like Whoa, SuNWhoa continues to build music, education, and creative initiatives that uplift communities and honor God. Whether on stage, in a classroom, or behind the mic, his mission remains the same: inspire purpose, restore dignity, and help people shine with the fullness of who they were created to be.
SuNWhoa Love is a Kingdom-rooted hip hop artist who blends lyricism, storytelling, and spiritual conviction to awaken purpose. His music carries the honesty of lived experience and the depth of his faith, with projects like Black Samurai Music and his upcoming album Court showcasing a compelling mix of vulnerability, theological insight, and cultural imagination. He creates art that moves both the heart and the culture, using sound as a pathway to truth.
"One Red Cent" is a touching children's book about a penny who feels inadequate compared to his silver counterparts. His perspective changes when he meets a man who sees his true worth, helping Penny understand his value. This story encourages young readers to recognize their inherent worth and reminds them that they are valuable just as they are.