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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
BH Mixtape Of The Day: History in the making by Loose canonz
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BH Interview: The Hottest In The Hood
Location: I'm located in Bronx, NY
Sites people can reach you at: Twitter.com/Flash_Gordan20
myspace.com/flashgordan20
Aim Dipz730brydgang
Bio:(tell us a little about yourself) well I'm 20yrs old a yung man wit a vision and I'm lookin to get da best people around me meaning Artist , Marketers , Promotion. I'm currently in a group called ASMG dat stands for All Star Music Group which is under Diplomat Records if your familair wit Dipset and the whole movement. lso I'm affilated wit 730Dips with my boys in Harlem shouts to Semaj , Freekey Zekey, da whole F.A.M.M, Jetlagash, also I do assistant work for my homie in Far Rock he's a up comin artist Boogz Boogetz he got a tape coming out with DJ Khaled.If you would like to do features with Boogz or book him for a show it's 1000$. I'm a all around guy I do personal assistant work and I do promotion. I look for promoters who wanna book shows etc. I look for rappers who want mixtape slots. I'm ya all around middle man.
What makes you a Certified Boss?: I wouldn't consider myself a boss I'm more of a Team player type if everything goes well and have a great Squad things are limit less.
What about you makes people want to be you?: (explain your style) Basically my style iz Ima cool dude I shock ppl wit the things I'm able to do Networking wise. I'm attractive I get alot of hate on Twitter from dudes dats very Homillz (homo). I exercise I stay in shape I play college football. why not hate I'm a dude wit Goals man lol.
What to you is your number one Rule?: (something you live by.) "Im the Hottest in da HooD yea I'm dat nigga Ur girl wanna follow me and I don't mean Twitter" lmao.
What's your ambition? What keeps you on your grind?: My ambition is to be living well when I hit 30yrs old I wanna be a millionaire like who doesn't you know. also good music is my ambition because if you have a hot track and you KNOW its a hit that will keep me grinding hard so everyone can hear it.
You give props to?: I respect my nigga DJ A-million grind his mixtapes get 100K a download including the one he did for Boogz Boogetz also shout to my nigga MaJ you stay tryina clown a nigga knowing I can grind as hard as you man lol. Shouts to ASMG Taliban Dipset, 730Dips iz the clique we in Harlem yee dig da whole Uptown bx for lyfe. FAMM iz. the movement. and u herd it from ds best Flash Gordan know wat I'm talking about?!
Monday, September 28, 2009
THE HOOD DIARIES MIXTAPE SERIES -- SUBMIT YOUR TRACKS NOW NO FEE*
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BOSS HOG CHILL SPOT: LIVE SATURDAYS @ CHEETAHS !! ON JUICY DIVAS LIST
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Ladies /Gentlemen 21 & Over ID A MUST
{Open bar from 10-11pm}
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Gentlemen $20 reduced admission B4 12am, $25 reduced after
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When
09/18/2009 10am
(9am local)
Where
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BH Tripple Boss: FEATURE: Follow the Leader
Have you ever rocked a platinum chain? That’s Jay-Z. Dicthed your jersey for a button-up? Credit Jay. Drank Cristal? Thank Hov. He put Iceberg on the map, popularized Bentleys and Maybachs and regulated BMW’s X5 to baby mama status. Even on his latest The Blueprint 3, Jay is still bragging and boasting with no signs of slowing down. On “Empire State of Mind,” he rhymes, “Shit, I made the Yankee hat more famous than a Yankee can.” Absurd right? Not really. XXLMAG.com explores 10 of Jay-Z’s greatest trends.—Compiled by Matt Barone, Carl Chery, Jesse Gissen, Clover Hope and Rob Markman
Platinum Jewelry: “I mean like I gotta be the pioneer to this shit…wearing that platinum shit when all you chicks thought it was silver and shit.” Jay ain’t never lie. Before hopping on the scene the average rapper’s jewels looked more like Mr. T than Mr. Weezy F. Baby. You can thank the original Mr. Carter for making your trip to Zales that much more expensive.
No Pad, No Pen: Jay-Z has always bragged about not owning a rhyme book, he always was able to hash out his song on the spot, using a combination of his wit and immense memory. The technique spawned a lot of imitators, namely Lil Wayne, Kanye West and T.I., among others, who have all also bragged about using the same song writing method.
The popularization of Cristal: Prior to the summer of 2006, Jay-Z hadn’t come across an opportunity to drop a Cristal reference in a verse that he could pass up. His high-end champagne of choice, the gold-labeled drink—which has been available commercially since 1945, though its creation dates back to 1876—made nearly as many cameos in Jigga’s songs as Memphis Bleek. From “Dead Presidents II” (“The icon, baby, you like Dom/Maybe this Cristal’s, to change your whole life”) to “Imaginary Player” (“I was popping that Cristal when y’all niggas thought it was beer and shit”), his incessant brand-name-dropping gave the company tons of mojo.
Icerberg: Name-checking the brand in several lyrics, Hov helped popularize Iceberg in the late ’90s. At one point, the BK MC became so synonymous with the line that his shows were filled with concert-goers donning Loney Tunes characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck on their sweaters.
Sped Up Soul Sampling: With relatively new producers Kanye West, Just Blaze and Bink producing most of The Blueprint, the God MC helped end the syntheziser era and resurrect soul sampling in the same breath. Taking a cue from Wu-Tang Clan’s the RZA, who had made a trademark out of sprinkling vocals onto his tracks, Yeezy and Just sped up the samples to give it a new twist. Sure, Hov didn’t actually bang on the MPC or the ASR-10, but he had the foresight to usher in hip-hop’s new sound. Soon, everybody from T.I. to Cam’ron benefited from Roc-A-Fella’s chipmunk sound.
Killed Throwback Jerseys: “And I don’t wear jerseys, I’m thirty plus/Give me a crisp pair of jeans, nigga button up.” Founded in 1904, it took decades for Mitchell & Ness to become hip-hop’s brand du jour. Yet, with only two lines off “What More Can I Say” from The Black Album, Jigga made throwback jerseys irrelevant in a matter of weeks.
Button (Up) Down Shirts: It’s not like MCs never wore button down shirts before, they just hardly ever did it in a casual fashion. Following Jay’s fashion advice, the throwback jersey set took to colorfully loud button down shirts as their go-to attire. Change clothes, and go!
Maybach: Way before Rick Ross was making Maybach Music, Jiggaman had already traded in his benz for the ultra luxurious ride. Ever since you couldn’t watch an episode of Cribs without rappers and celebrities alike bragging about their new miracle whip. Too bad the six-figure price tag doesn’t also include a verse from Jay.
D.O.C. (Death of Cristal): Mojo that Hov quickly eradicated come June 2006, however, when he staged an all-out boycott against Cristal. In an interview with The Economist, Frederic Rouzad—managing director for Louis Roederer, the company that produces Cristal—responded to a question about the brand’s feelings toward an association with hip-hop’s “bling lifestyle” with, “What can we do? We can’t forbid people from buying it.” Viewing the quote as racist, Jay-Z subsequently put his once-beloved drink on ice, omitting “Cristal” from all of his lyrics and discontinuing sales of the champagne at all of his 40/40 venues. Three years later, Cristal’s visibility rivals that of Zima.
BH News: DMX Speaks on Reuniting With Swizz Beatz
DMX is barking again. Despite a tumultuous couple of years, which found the Yonkers-bred rapper in and out of court and prison for a string of drug, theft and animal cruelty charges, the one-time Def Jam star seems more focused than he’s been in years.
Before jumping on stage at last night’s (September 23) VH1 Hip Hop Honors, to perform “Party Up (Up In Here),” XXLMag.com spoke to X about the Ruff Ryders reunion, getting back in the studio with longtime producer Swizz Beatz and his love for Def Jam co-founder Russell Simmons.
As previously reported VH1 did a retrospective of Def Jam’s storied 25 years in the rap business during yesterday’s 6th annual Hip Hop Honors in Brooklyn. And X has nothing but good things to say about former label head Russell Simmons. “Russell’s a good brother,” he said. “[He] calls every once in a while to check on me [to] make sure I’m all right. I appreciate everything he’s done. Russ I love you baby.”
While the Dog didn’t offer too many details about his much anticipated reunion album with the Ruff Ryders, he says they have already been in the studio and recorded new tracks.
As far as getting back into the booth with Swizzy, X says it felt “like it always was.” When asked what he thinks of Swizz’s new sound, X responded, It’s supposed to [change], it’s still hot. He’s got some hot shit. You can’t have the same sound.” [Watch Below]
As of press time there is no release date on either the Ruff Ryders reunion disc or X’s new solo album. -Elan Mancini with reporting by Jesse Gissen
BH News: Lil Scrappy Plots Comeback LP on DTP
Crunk Ain’t Dead. Lil Scrappy is currently prepping his DTP debut, The Grustle, the Altanta artist’s first album on a major since 2006’s Bred 2 Die, Born 2 Live on Lil Jon’s BME label.
The album title, The Grustle, refers to a combination of “the grind” and “hustle.” According to DTP label representative AJ Dixon, the disc will feature appearances by Maino, Trey Songz and DTP leader Ludacris. Fellow Atlanta resident Don Cannon has contributed beats for the project.
Scrappy recently released the video for the album’s first single “Addicted to Money,” which also includes an guest spot from Luda, earlier this week.
The Grustle is scheduled to hit stores on December 15. –Max G
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