Archive for the ‘5 Elements’ Category

Get Ready For Combat…

Thursday, July 12th, 2012

The Hip-Hop Pride episode of the Combat Jack Show features Terrance Dean, the author of the salacious [ll] novel ‘Hiding In Hip-Hop’. Unfortunately tho’, no one on the Combat Jack Show staff comes out of the closet except for Just Blaze and myself, but that was to show off our Polo gear [ll].

Frank Ocean is discussed, but the larger question is still why ghey men in Hip-Hop culture can’t just be? With Hip-Hop in 2012 occupying every single cultural subgroup lane there should have been a ghey rapper on the scene. Someone is holding back the gheys.

The Combat Jack Show (Terrance Dean) 7-11-12 by PNCRadio

The Doppelgangaz: Cover Blown

Wednesday, July 11th, 2012

Beats For Brothels Volume 2 keeps rolling and the Dopp keep making videos which push their music and their mindset farther.

The Dopp Gang doffs the cloaks and steps up to Versacy for a day at the beach. These dudes are nuts and I love them [ll]. All I want now is my Dopp Gang video cameo.

#Grillmanati

Tuesday, July 10th, 2012

Premium Pete opened up his south Jersey mansion to the cast of the Combat Jack Show in order to celebrate the new year of the esteemed host, Combat Jack.

This was a perfect opportunity to plan the Combat Jack Show summer entertainment media takeover. Barbeques, block parties and maybe even a beach party or two.

Steaks, shrimps, chicken, burgers and dogs. This is the type of fare I think we should have at the Bring Your Own Blogger BBQ.

Carefree summer living at the Premium Mansion

The heated pool was the ultimate evening swag. Now we are energized for the takeover.

The summer ain’t even get started yet.

Dyme-A-Duzin: Fly Young Gentlemen

Tuesday, July 10th, 2012

Dyme-A-Duzin is the front man for Brooklyn rap band Phony Ppl. Here’s a nice little video pushing his more refined eclectic rhyme stylings.

I fux with this.

Black Beautality Overload…

Monday, July 9th, 2012

At some point the Brooklyn Museum First Saturday morphed into one of the classic pick up spots in NYC history on the level of Grant’s Tomb which was originally called JazzMobile since people were there to listen to live jazz.

True story is that the first time I ever heard the derogatory term ‘chickenhead’ used was at JazzMobile. This bad bitch from Harlem called me that when I tries to kick it to her. She was one of those high maintenance chicks wearing silk and heels and I was riding around on a fixed wheel bike. LOL.

I also know that First Saturday has reached critical mass because my cousin from Job Corps in Rwanda came thru. She came all the way from Africa to see what this First Saturday was about. Rachel married and African dude and got pregnant too. I have to tell her that her baby will be a booty scratcher. Lulz

There were plenty of other people who seemed like they would be making babies later on in the evening. The energy inside and around the building was overwhelming. All I can tell you is that the August First Saturday will possibly the largest event the museum has ever hosted.

My cuzzo and I profiled our styles in the parking lot dance party with a million other revelers…

Dancing, live painting and people watching. What is better than this?

I wouldn’t allow my cuzzo to come to this first rate facility without seeing some of the collection that the Brooklyn Museum of Art has on deck.

The Brooklyn Museum of Art’s Egyptian artifacts collection rivals the London Museum.

Cuzzo’s husband even reminded us that events like the First Saturday party have prA’Li been popping off since the beginning of recorded time.