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MightyHealthy: Let The Dollars Circulate…

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

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The first advertisements in the history of DP.com are now in effect. Shout out to 40 Diesel and the folks at MightyHealthy. I’ve never placed ads on this site because I’ve never felt like any company really fuxed with DP. I’m lucky because the heads at MightyHealthy understand this shit that I do over here and they are supporting it.

Do me a favor and click on the MH banner on the sidebar and bounce around their site. If you got some trap left over from your taxes copp some fly shit. MightyHealthy is hosting a sample sale in another week or so at Jeff Staple’s Reed Space Annex. If you are in NYC you should def come thru and chill with me and 40.

DirtyJerz’ Remix Request Drop…

Monday, March 1st, 2010

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DirtyJerz is one of the commentors on this page that always puts his money where his mouf is [ll]. I can extra appreciate that since fam-a-lam isn’t even working right now. Everytime he sends me a package [ll] he str8 laces me. So when the homey puts in a request for some remixes we have the staff over here at DP.com get right to it. The staff of course being me.

DirtyJerz, it’s ya’ berfday. And you know we don’t give a fux…

Peace 2 Ernie Paniccioli…

Monday, March 1st, 2010

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^ (c)Ernie Paniccioli

Ernie P is a big fan of DP.com and one of the most understated historians of my lifetime. Is it because he has faithfully documented Hip-Hop history, as opposed to rock music or jazz? Is it because he has lived a life of talking truth to power? Is it because Ernie can be a surly curmudgeon when he senses a lack of sincerity in others?

The answer is all of the above.

I’m lucky ro call Ernie my friend even tho’ he will spit flames in my comments section over my sneaker collection or my appreciation of the 808s & Heartbreak album. Notwithstanding, Ernie Paniccioli has dedicated a lifetime to documenting the American experience for all peoples of color no matter their level of celebrity or notoriety.

I say all of this because I would like you to consider Ernie’s art if you have a few coins available to you. Ernie has several photobooks self-published on Lulu.com and I promise you they are the best history lesson you can receive on Hip-Hop.

STILL THIRSTY…

Friday, February 26th, 2010

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I spoke with Thirstin’ Howl 3rd and he is excited to be a part of the ‘Lo-End Theory event. Thirst has over two decades living the lifestyle of lusting for lavish shit. I’m honored that he wants to work with me and trusts my judgement in moving his message to the masses.

The thing that I think makes Thirstin’ Howl 3rd one of the most important artists for the digital generation is that he has been a fiercely independent artist from day one. He’s avoiding signing away his honor and his integrity to a group of people that don’t understand his passion.

If New York City is going to have a rap renaissance then it will be born in Brooklyn. The underground scene here is diverse and vibrant. It’s almost as colorful as the ski jackets you see in the above picture. I want y’all to get ready for passionate, gritty, soulful rap music from my peoples SEAN PRICE, MEYHEM LAUREN, TIMELESS TRUTH and THIRSTIN’ HOWL 3rd.

MEYHEM YORK CITY…

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

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I got up with the homie MEYHEM LAUREN for a minute last night to politic this production going down in April. The date will be here in a minute so I have to get busy nailing everything down to the wall. The venue first and foremost and then the artists. MEYHEM reminded me to holler at THIRSTIN’ HOWL 3rd and make sure he has the date open on his schedule. MEYHEM and THIRST go back and on the strength of the love of the lifestyle we all came together. I could say it was the Timeless Truth video shoot for ‘Priceless’ but in truth we was bound to come together at some point. NYC is a big city, but the group of people that are into certain shit hardbody are the smaller subsets and they always link even if it happens on some randomosity.

Here’s THIRSTIN’ HOWL 3rd and MEYHEM LAUREN fuxing around in the studio having fun…


Thirstin’ Howl 3rd and Meyhem Lauren – ‘Treat Her Like A Prostitute’

MEYHEM and I walked east along Queens Boulevard from the Queens Center Mall up to the Marshall’s in Rego Park. Macy*s at QCM had garbage. It’s been a thousand years since I caught any heat from that spot. I don’t even go into QCM anymore since they closed the Orange Julius spot. While we walked under the Long Island Expressway I peeped what looked like a wheatpaste label on the overhead concrete piers at least ten feet off the ground. The shit read MEYHEM LAUREN .COM and I laughed out loud. What was even more hilarious is that MEYHEM said he doesn’t even know who did that shit.

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Graff kids are the OG guerilla marketers. They invent newer and slicker ways to put their brand in front of your eyes. They develop the nuanced ways to attract your eyes. When I talk about the “lifestyle” I am literally talking about MEYHEM LAUREN. He lives it all. Polo, sneakers, graffiti. I’m extra sick because he wears a size 12. I’m just lucky he doesn’t collect action figures. He’d take that game over too.


Meyhem Lauren – Got The Fever

We fell thru this spot on Queens Boulevard called Format. It was a tiny little BMX specialty shop with some sick ass bike frames and SBs for sale. Quagmires and such. Nigel, the brother working at the shop asked me if I was a “Lo Head” and I told him that I wasn’t a ‘Lo head but a “Lifestyler”. Polo Ralph Lauren is my favorite clothing brand fa’sho but my love for ‘Lo goes deeper[ll] than my vintage bear baseball caps. I’m all about matching my knit sweaters with hats and scarves of the same design. I’m all about coordinating my sneakers with my outfit as well. And if you keep your eyes wide open you might see remnants of my presence somewhere in the city.

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The Marshall’s on Queens Blvd was tapped out as well. MEYHEM pointed me to a couple of I.T.s they had on the floor but nothing had the dazzle top make the kid thirsty to cop. I kept it moving and MEYHEM and I parted ways for now with more ideas about who we can connect with for the ‘Lo-End Theory event. I feel like this joint will be epic. In the handful of blocks that we walked and talked I learned a lot about Killa Sha that most fans of his didn’t know and I learned that MEYHEM even knew some of my closest friends from when I lived another life. The world is hell’a big my peoples, but when you fux some certain kinds of shit you will always meet the other people that fux with that shit too. It’s inevitable.


Meyhem Lauren, Timeless Truth and J-Love – ‘Timeless Greatness’