George Bush was disgusted by Kanye West’s remarks during the Hurricane Katrina telethon that “He doesn’t care about Black people”.
Is G Dubbz also disgusted by the fact that Black people were hunted and killed in New Orleans during the devastating hurricane?
Between Maffew Ragazino and this young artist Troy Ave the NYC streets are positioned to take over rap’s underground sound.
Troy Ave’s mixtape – Bricks In My Backpack: The Harry Powder Story is buzzing hard on the internets.
Troy Ave is a student of the game. Dude has definitely plotted his movement upwards. His cadence and content is filled with street dreams and their stories. Troy Ave reminds me of a combination of Fab x Jada x 50Cent when they were all at their prime.
Next week Joell Ortiz will be headlining a show at S.O.B.’s and I’ve been promised some special guest rappers from Brooklyn will rock the stage with J.O.
Hip-Hop ain’t dead, it’s alive and underground.
Over at TheBVX.com I have a drop which explains how Jay-Z isn’t part of the Illuminati aptly titled…
I’m back in D.C. for the Stewart/Colbert event.
Howard University’s homecoming is also going down this weekend.
I’ve got the handycam on me so sit tight and let’s see what transpires in Chocolate City.
In 2012 D.C. is more like white chocolate with macadamia nuts [ll].
That was almost me after Combat Jack brought that 4Loko to the radio show.
This video is what 4Loko is doing to the current generation of Hip-Hop heads not unlike Cisco did back in the day.
We get this link from the kids at Complex mag who know what the young rappers of tomorrow will be spitting…
Figuratively, and literally.