Thursday, June 10, 2010
Vado - Large in The Streets
"a wildcat, that can ball like he John Wall"
the 3rd verse is similar to Big L's ebonics, dudes nice
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Saturday, April 17, 2010
To All My Jay-Z fans
Life is crazy, Dame Dash, Jay-Z, Sauce Money, in 1995 these dudes went after their dreams, and created their own record label. They produced one of the best rap albums of all time, Reasonable Doubt.. But good things dont last forever, today Jay-Z is doin his own thang wit RocNation, Dame is creating a new movement wit BlackRoc, and Sauce Money is just rhyming...
Sauce Money still got it
Sauce Money still got it
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
BTS of The Dream's Love King Video
Behind the scenes video to one of my most favorite artists The-Dream. The-Dream has been underrated for some time now, let's give the dude the recognition he deserves. The-Dream's video Love King premiers soon so be on the look out and look toward his last album this summer
How To Make It In America
Episode 7
I started watching this show in the beginning of its debut and right away I was fully into the show. Humorous and interesting show that sort of gives the viewer the idea of how to actually make it in america. Word of advice networking is the way to glory. I got kinda away from the show due to classes and tests and now the show is coming to a season finale next week. Anyways heres the rest of the season if you become interested. Enjoy!
Episode 6 MEGAVIDEO - I'm watching it
Episode 5 MEGAVIDEO - I'm watching it
Episode 1 MEGAVIDEO - I'm watching it
Monday, March 22, 2010
NY-Z (Jay-Z x ABSOLUT Documentary)
Here’s the full 14 minute documentary that Hov shot with photographer Danny Clinch and Absolut Vodka:
Saturday, March 20, 2010
"Move over Rover, and let Jimi take over!"
One of my favorite musicians ever, Jimi Hendrix his new album, The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Valleys Of Neptune enters The Billboard 200 at #4, putting the rock legend back in the top five nearly 40 years after he died at the tragically young age of 27. No other artist has cracked the top five this long after his death. Elvis Presley is in second place. His Elvis: 2nd To None debuted at #3 in October 2003, a little more than 26 years after his death..
Hendrix is the second music legend to make the top five posthumously in the past two weeks. Johnny Cash bowed at #3 two weeks ago with American VI: Ain't No Grave. But Cash died less than seven years ago. It's more remarkable for an artist who died four decades ago to make significant chart waves.LONG LIVE JIMI!!
Sunday, March 14, 2010
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