Internets…
If you loved me you would tune in today to the Industry Shakedown radio show.
I’ll be a guest in the studio talking that kaa kaa dookies.
Nahh, but seriously, I don’t know what we are gonna talk about other than the fact that I live the lifestyle of the Black Peter Pan.
I’ll make it worth your while so don’t be a hater, be a lover.
Industry Shakdown Radio
Friday 7-9pm on 87.9FM
Call-in number 646-312-4726
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The Boot Camp Clik is back in the building at the Knitting Factory this Saturday 11.08.08.
Black Moon and Smif-N-Wessun will perform a gang of their classic tracks with a live band backing them up. Classic Hip-Hop will be in the building. Check out this lineup of hits…
‘Who Got The Props’
‘How Many Emcees’
‘I Gotcha Opin’
‘Buck Em Down’
‘Black Smif N Wessun’
‘Shit is Real’
‘U Da Man’
‘BUCKTOWN’
‘Stand Strong’
‘Let’s Get It On’
‘Wontime’
‘Timz N Hood Check’
‘Wreckonize’
‘Sound Bwoy Bureill’
Knitting Factory
74 Leonard Street, NYC
Doors 9pm
No one on the ‘nets has a swagger like us…
I had to pop tags on fools at the polls, but you already know how I does it…
Check out DP this Friday from 7pm-9pm on the Industry Shakedown radio show.
The Brooklyn Museum of Art has a new exhibition on feminist art titled ‘Burning Down the Master’s House‘. The idea being that the master’s house is the museum as a male dominated province and the house also as the metaphor for the only place that a woman belongs.
If you are trying to get closer to a progressive chick my advice would be to bring her to this exhibition on 12.06.08 because that is the date for the next First Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. Trust me in that bagging up chicks at the museum works. I met my progressive broad there.
Target stores sponsors these joints and they pop hard with action almost every time. This past Saturday was a little off because they had a wack ass DJ set playing techmo crap, but that means that the December party will be great since they never eff up twice in a row.
I brought out the handycam this Saturday in the hopes of chopping it up with some of the folks that come to the First Saturday events. The crowd is as diverse as you might imagine and the party usually spills into the Prospect Heights neighborhood’s local bars and restaurants. Take a look for yourself…
