If you don't mess with pure digital 80's business then just read on cause this one ain't for you. If you do get down with digikal digikal then by all means grab this one.
Check out the "Chilly" tune.
* Unite was this album you were talking about a while back?
I'm going on record here and saying that I stays with Cam. Whether there is any validity to the whole "beef" with the once mighty Dipset or not I can't say. I will say I don't really like Jim Jones the dude single-handedly is responsible for black people wearing Ed Hardy and breaking up the Dip. You hear that Jim? You the Yoko of Dipset.
As far as "Crime Pays" is concerned it's actually real good. Cam just has that way of being the underdog and the out of pocket black word wizard all in one. It's a delicate balance. Many try, but few are as convincing as Killa.
P.S This cover is a serious disappointment. With all the crazy ideas that Cam comes up with you'd think he would pass on this wonky ass cover. Tisk, tisk.
Me: "What the f*ck is up with this leopard hat? Who the hell is gonna buy that?" Baby Hawks: "Some gay dude came in bought one the other day." Me: "Who makes it?" Baby Hawks: "The Hundreds." Me: "Figures."
Editor's Note:
Your sexual preference is not a valid excuse for poor taste.
Above: Started dying when I saw this at the grocery store yesterday
They have a term for this?
Gone are the days when moms would find a note in your jean pocket from "Lindsey" talking about how she ..."wants to knock boots with you at Eric Martinez's party this weekend." Also do you remember having to hook up at house parties with your chick all ninja style?
Now kids just have a whole library of digital dirty thoughts in their pocket. Although, I'm sure a lot of parents are going through phones too which is probably way worse.
I'm about to date myself here, but I remember the closest thing I had to sexting was getting a page that had my girl's number plus an extra "69."
When the media talks about rap having a negative effect on kids today this is what they should show.
Forget the race issue. That isn't even a factor in the slightest. We are talking complete unchecked idiocy here folks. I do not posses the vernacular required of properly shaming this dude.
If you're hip to .rar and torrent downloads you're gonna want to download this add on for Firefox.
Skip Screen lets you bypass the download wait countdowns for most file hosting sites. So instead of waiting 45 seconds to download your little Gnarls Barkley album or whatever you are trying to get your little greasy mitts on you can just click through it.
Genius.
It doesn't work on every file host, but it's saved me a lot of time so far.
“Writing is a form of personal freedom. It frees us from the mass identity we see in the making all around us. In the end, writers will write not to be outlaw heroes of some sub-culture, but mainly to save themselves, to survive as individuals.”
This one is actually a poem. Also I realize the hypocrisy when looking at the post that came a previous to this one, but life without contradictions is not life my friends.
Do not stand at my grave and weep; I am not there. I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow. I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain. I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awaken in the morning's hush I am the swift uplifting rush Of quiet birds in circled flight. I am the soft stars that shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry; I am not there. I did not die.
I've learned to not buy into any documentary at face value. I remember feeling like an idiot after buying into the hype "Bowling for Columbine" only to find out later about all the inconsistencies with Michael Moore's edits. After that little lesson I sort of made some rules to go by in regards to the validity of documentaries.
1.) There is always an agenda. Someone wants you to think about something whether it is good or bad.
2.) It's edited. You are shown what they want you to see. It's still a film at the end of the day.
3.) Just enjoy it for what it is. There is no need to become an outraged advocate over night.
Transcendent Man already looks like a documentary that is going to have people jumping to conclusions and I expect there will be plenty of you blogging all about it when it comes out.
Everyone went off the deep end when the "Obama Deception" came out. C'mon people. Do you really think it's that easy to thwart a "New World Order"?
Like some filmmaker just figured out the plan to "take over the world" in a few months?
Really? I doubt it. Is there corruption in politics, the economy, and in the justice system? Yeah, of course, but don't think because some filmmaker edits together a "convincing" film that means you just figured out the f*ckin Matrix from watching a movie.
Let's not go plunging off the cliff because of a youtube clip.
