Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Friday, June 27, 2008

Sex Coaches



Too many quoteables- I too have been a victim of the "whip it out" strategy back firing.

For Immortal Technique..I put on a backpack




















1. Death March
2. That's what it is
3. Golpe Estado
4. Harlem Renaissance
5. Lick Shots
6. Apocrypha
7. The 3rd World
8. Hollywood Drive by
9. Reverse Pimpology
10. Open your Eyes
11. The pay back
12. Adios, Uncle Tom (skit)
13. Stronghold grip
14. Mistakes
15. Out on Parole
16. Crimes from the heart (hidden track Rebel Arms)


http://www.mediafire.com/?qbvgmtzfizv


I been bumpin this all week if you're into hardcore hip-hop or the underground scene I suggest you give it a listen. I wouldn't guide our readers in the wrong direction.

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

48 Days...

It's that time of year again, the only two weeks of the year where absolutely nothing happens in the world of professional football. The perfect time for EA Sports to start teasing America's football fanatics with screenshots and promised upgrades of the new edition of it's Madden Football game.





One of EA's teasers that always seems to captivate people is the players' ratings:

http://sports.espn.go.com/videogames/news/story?id=3450647

Only one player has ever received a 100 rating in any category: Devin Hester, Speed, Madden 08. It's what every heap of polygons in the game aspire to have. This year, EA has let the genie out of the bottle, so to speak, and given an additional 7 players 100 stat ratings. Most Make sense, like Peyton Manning's Field Awareness, or Randy Moss's Jumping ability. One member of the 100 Club, however, seems out of place, and shows a little bit of what's wrong with how EA changes the game from season to season

Wayne Hunter, backup Right Tackle on the New York Jets, has a Morale rating of 100. Who is Wayne Hunter? Well, it took me a little while to figure that out, too. Mr. Hunter was drafted out of Hawaii by the Seahawks in the third round of the 2003 NFL Draft. Since then, he has been on 3 teams, and appeared in just as few games in 5 years. Those aren't starts, those are appearances! He could have been in there for five seconds. He sat out all of the 2007 season. There are numerous players ahead of him on the Jets depth chart.





WHAT THE FUCK?!





How does he receive a 90 rating, let alone 100, in anything? I mean, I guess he is getting payed a couple hundred thousand dollars for having done absolutely nothing in his career, but still. On top of that, the player with the worst overall rating, Bills OT Demetrius Bell with a whopping 54 overall, has a 95 morale rating. Don't you usually feel down when you suck that bad?

The only thing that consoles me is the idea that EA realizes Morale does next to nothing in the game, and they made it so ridiculous this year so that next season they can claim that they fixed the morale stat as one of their yearly upgrades, so that it looks like something is different with the game other than updated rosters.

This got me thinking: what are some other bullshit categories EA could fall over themselves to give 100 ratings in?

Getting Away With Murder (Literally)
Leonard Little, DE, Rams

When you get away with killing an innocent women while your drunk-driving your rookie season, you attribute it to luck. When you get arrested again and fail three breathalyzer tests, it's a skill. Give this man a 100!

Party Shot Creativity
Matt Leinart, QB, Cardinals

Playing two-hand touch with hot under aged girls in your hot tub just isn't as fun as it used to be. And let's face it, The Game killed the whole downing a bottle of liquor thing. What's a man-boy to do? How about have your shirtless friend hold a Grey Goose bottle at his crotch while you suck it down? I haven't seen such homoerotic partying since the "Baby Bird" shot in the pilot for Gay Robot. Put another 100 on the board!


Everyday Is Halloween
Adalius Thomas, LB, Patriots


If you've watched Monday Night Football the past two seasons, you might have noticed a player rocking sunglasses in his intro. That's Adalius Thomas. He got into a car accident as a teenager and has a scar the size of my hand across the middle of his face. Adalius, you just stole millions of dollars from the Patriots, you can afford a little cosmetic surgery. You're not Harry Potter, you're not Corey Hart and this is not 1986.


Bottle Popping aka Making Stupid Decisions At Clubs
Javon Walker, WR, Oakland


Javon Walker's best friend and teammate, Darrent Williams, died in his arms (allegedly) in retaliation for getting into a champagne-spraying contest with gang members in a Denver bar. Walker keeps a shirt stained with Williams blood in his closet to remind him of the incident, and the consequences of one's actions. So what does Javon do in Las Vegas? Get into a champagne spraying fight that (allegedly) went wrong with Floyd Mayweather's crew. The way his career is going, Javon might have been smarter to save those bottles to pay his medical bills when he inevitably hurts his knee doing something stupid again. If there was a score above 100, I'd have to give it to him.

Sunday, June 22, 2008

My type of ad!

Just the image alone was enough to get my attention but what comes after is icing on the cake. Hilarious and clever.



P.S. 20KBlog and its affiliates do not condone the usage of Wonder Bras as it is seen as a form of false advertisement.

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

1,005,045 Records Sold in 1 Week...

On one hand I'm astonished and baffled by the numbers. Who buys this shit? On the other hand, I have to say bravo to Weezy because he told us he'd do it, I laughed, we all laughed, and he proved us wrong. Gold in a day, plat in a week. Astounding. This does prove hip-hop is still a viable musical outlet and can only be good for urban music as a whole.

Anyways, here's a vid of the snake-haired drug-addict himself, thanking everyone for buying his album.



And here's a freestyle he laid over his A Millie beat, doing the same. Enjoy:

A Millie freestyle for fans

Saturday, June 14, 2008

I'm voting Republican




*This post does not represent the views of all 20k money making bloggers on the corner.

Miley Cyrus digs a hole..and buries herself

So about a month ago I posted the ACDC dance vid response to Miley Cyrus' dance crew. Well after a while of gathering up C-list actors and other miscellaneous heads shes back with her response to the napalm bomb.



I'm predicting ether after this from ACDC after this weak sauce. Emmanuelle Chiriqui is way too sexy to be in this video- shame her soul is going to have to burn slow.

Karl Rove: The Tragic Gangster

Michael Corleone, Frank White, Karl Rove?

While the 20,000 money-making brothers are too large a movement to have any one political agenda, we do consider a contemporary politico our patron saint. That man is Karl Rove. Why MC Rove? It’s because he has the audacity to say “Yeh, I’m a douchebag? AND What?” He dropped out of college and hustled his way to a posh office outside the Oval Office, a move that could only be made by a calculating man with swagger to spare.


We’ve been talking about Fox News a lot lately, and the other day I was flipping channels and caught Karl Rove on the Fox News set. This is a major coup for Fox. To snag THE election strategist of his generation away from the rich coffers of lobbying groups and political action committees is nothing short of a miracle. However, what is a giant gain for FNC is indicative of something much sadder for Rove: The reason he didn’t take any of those lucrative, cushy lobbying jobs is because, quite simply, nobody offered them to him.

There was an article in The Atlantic several months ago detailing one author’s view of why Rove failed so miserably as a political advisor to President Bush. As I think about the (lack of) actions by the Bush administration, Rove’s tenure plays out something like the plot of a gangster film. More specifically, I am referring to the archetypal downfall of the anti-hero the movie follows. Almost without exception, the main character of these films overcomes humble or unlikely beginnings, rises rapidly in the ranks, and establishes a criminal empire. However, the protagonist has some sort of bigger, perhaps even nobler, dream, the pursuit of which is thwarted by some combination of personal flaw and outside forces. At the end, they lose something dear to them as the toll of their failed journey.

In The Godfather series, Michael’s need for revenge and his inability to be accepted by polite society sours his plan of becoming a legitimate businessman, ending with the loss of his family. Tony Montana’s arrogance and overzealous ambition get the best of him in Scarface. Ace’s naiveté force him out of the drug game in Paid In Full. Last but not least, Frank White is incapable of escaping the past, and is rebuffed by New York, the city he so loved. Karl Rove borrowed from all of these characters’ failures, and in return, will ultimately be lost to history.

After the 2002 and 2004 election years, it looked like Karl Rove might indeed have an extended cameo in American history textbooks. Rove openly called them realignment elections. A realignment election is the rarest occurrence in American electoral politics. It happens maybe every 40 years, if that. They are momentous events that shift party allegiance, power, and transform the country. 2004 especially, in which he tapped into a pool of voters who hadn’t cast a ballot in decades (if ever), looked to be a mandate election, where Bush would have more power to accomplish his domestic policy goals. It wasn’t.

While one could argue that Rove was always a little too audacious or greedy, it didn’t show itself until Bush’s second term. With such a big win, Bush fulfilled his promise to Rove to get him more involved with policy, so that Rove could being to cement and take advantage of the electoral power shift he claimed had just happened. The problem was that it didn’t happen. It was beyond naïve to assume that ’04 was such an event. The last realignment happened less than 25 years before. The supposed “trigger” event, September 11, would have ushered in a change in attitudes about foreign policy, not domestic policy. And lastly, the issues Rove wanted to tackle weren’t the ones that got Bush reelected.


Bush was elected largely because people loathed John Kerry and because of a strong anti-gay marriage sentiment in key states. Bush and Rove’s policy goals were rarely given as the reason for voters to cast their ballots. President Bush wished to privatize Social Security, establish private health savings accounts, and conduct liberal immigration reform: all issues that were unpopular with a majority of Americans. Rove managed to pull out a win in spite of voters’ take on Bush’s agenda.

Whereas Rove’s naiveté was at fault in assuming a realignment had ushered the administration back into office with greater political power, his arrogance is what ultimately cost him his job and his place in history.

The one piece of Bush’s domestic agenda that was successfully passed through Congress, The No Child Left Behind program, came to fruition out of bipartisan political compromise, and the careful massaging of egos in the Capitol. After September 11, when Rove and Bush could have formed a strong bipartisan coalition within the legislature, they instead chose to ram bills down their collective throat. Not only did this squander an important opportunity to cultivate a working relationship with Democrats, it also alienated Republican leadership in Congress. In effect, Bush told them if you don’t pass this or that, you’re un-American. Rove didn’t even ask for the advice or opinions of the most senior Republican leadership when writing a proposed policy.

This cavalier attitude towards the way business was done doomed the rest of Rove’s tenure in the White House. Social security and healthcare privatization, which were achievable systems that existed in other countries, became impossible dreams on the Hill. The last, fatal misstep was the immigration reform debacle, where Democrats and Rove’s supposed Republican allies rebelled against Bush’s threats with embarrassing consequence.

Considering the path of Rove’s brief Washington career, I’m reminded of a scene from Paid In Full. We see dollars falling, and what we assume is a scene of Ace’s plush gangster lifestyle. The camera pans out, and we see it’s a stage, with actors acting out what Ace was once a part of. Yes, Ace gets to watch these little glories of his youth over and over again, but he can never live it over again. The same is with Rove. In the safety of the Fox studios he can watch the events play out this campaign season, he can talk about strategy, but because of his flaws, he will never be able to participate in the game.

Friday, June 13, 2008

R. Kelly not Guilty?

CHICAGO, Illinois (AP) -- A Chicago jury has acquitted R. Kelly on all counts at his child pornography trial.

The verdict came six years after the R&B superstar was first charged with videotaping himself having sex with a young girl. Prosecutors had said she was as young as 13 at the time.

The Grammy award-winning singer dabbed his face with a handkerchief and hugged each of his four attorneys after the verdict was read. The singer had faced 15 years in prison if convicted.

Both Kelly and the now 23-year-old alleged victim had denied they were the ones appearing on the tape, which was played for the jury at the beginning and end of the trial.

The prosecution's star witness was a woman who said she engaged in three-way sex with Kelly and the girl from the video. Defense attorneys argued the man on the tape didn't have a large mole on his back, as Kelly does.

The jury of nine men and three women included the wife of a Baptist preacher from Kelly's Chicago-area hometown, as well as a compliance officer for a Chicago investment firm and a man in his 60s who emigrated from then-Communist Romania nearly 40 years ago.

Jurors took the sex tape at the center of the trial with them, and a monitor was set up in the jury room in case they wanted to review it.

Kelly was charged with 14 counts of videotaping himself having sex with an underage girl, who prosecutors say was as young as 13.



Aaron Mcgruder is a prophet- why do I have the feeling this is how it went down?

You know we got that Wave




















1. Intro (Milli Vanilla skit)
2. Paperwork
3. Picture me rollin'
4. Lip Sang
5. G'd up (remix) (Feat Henny Tha don)
6. Chase you home (Ft. Al Pac)
7. City wit' no hoes
8. Try me
9. Get low (ft. Al Pac)
10. We got doe (Ft. Al Pac)
11. Bad whiskey
12. Baby I wonder
13. Chevy Clean
14. Ready to ryde (ft Mack Mustard)
15. Uncle
16. The Tsunami (ft Al Pac)
17. Outro
18. In 2 Deep

http://rapidshare.com/files/121461927/Public_Domain_3.zip


Owwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Make Election Day a Saturday?

Roland Martin says voting on Tuesday made sense when the day was set in 1845, but a change is needed.

Link for the entire article here

I like this debate. Should we move the election day to the weekend? Roland Martin seems to think so. You've got to admit, his argument makes sense. All arguments about tradition aside, there really is no plausible reason to keep the election on a Tuesday. It's the middle of the week, it's a work day, people have things to do, it limits the number of people who can actually make it to the polls. Logistically, it just doesn't make sense. So why not change it to a Saturday, a day that's already set aside for leisure?

Or better yet, as some have suggested, why not just make that Tuesday a national holiday? Other countries do it. Hmmm...

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Barack Obama's "terrorist fist jab"




Now, I'm not really sure what Fox News was getting at when they insinuated that the moment Barack and his wife shared could be interpreted as a "terrorist fist jab" but I honestly don't really care. I think it's apparent that even Fox knew the notion that the two were sharing some sort of "insurgent" secret hand shake is absurd and insulting. That's why they threw the idea out there and then ran away from it as fast as they could. But what they're doing is stirring the pot -- giving bitter, stubborn, old conservatives (it's a little unfair of me to pigeonhole with this term, but let's face it that's the demographic Fox caters to) something else to fear simply because they may or may not understand it and Fox tells them to be weary of it. But the idea that a body-language interpreter was even necessary is laughable.

That said, the video does highlight one indisputable fact that I'd like to address at this point. George W. is that dude. Fuck what you heard! Never again will a man be so inept to lead a country but be blessed with so much pure, unfiltered swagger as to con an entire nation into electing him president. Twice!

Style, swagger, charisma. A certain... je ne c'est quoi if you will. George W. Bush has it. In troves.

*Edit*
It has just been brought to my attention that it is well documented that Al Qaeda members often give each other dap after blowing shit up. Hmm. The plot thickens...

Monday, June 9, 2008

"Come join the Youth and Beauty Brigade!"

Let the Music Naziism begin!

This post is long overdue, but forgive me. Last month I saw Colin Meloy, lead singer of the Decemberists, on his live solo album promotional tour at the Somerville Theater. I don't even know where to start. I was blown away, ravished, damn near lost my religion.


The set was great, all Decemberists songs with the exception of a Sam Cooke cover (Sam Cooke getting the latest Colin Meloy solo EP treatment). He started out mellow with Wonder and Shiny, then went into California One/Youth and Beauty Brigade, O Valencia! (interrupted by a snippet of Dracula's Daughter, Colin's worst song ever written lol), Shankill Butchers, Apology Song, The Sporting Life, and a Cautionary Song. Among the highlights, however, were a rare peek at Perfect Crime #1, and a near 15 minute encore which ended with The Mariner's Revenge.

Meloy's singing voice is superb, but that's not what makes the show so great. He is a great MC, and his little VH1 Storyteller segments are entertaining and informative. The show was really interactive, with Colin asking the audience to snap, hum, clap, sing etc. at various songs. He creates a genuine connection with the audience, the fans even helping him with lines on requests.

The Somerville Theater is a piece of garbage. The floor constantly feels like its going to fall through, and the seats move and creak if someone on the opposite end scratches themselves. Staff at the theater are a mixed bag. The usher was helpful enough, and the high school girls at the popcorn stand were nice, but everyone else is a damned snarky hipster philo-major son of a bitch. On the positive end, the acoustics were magnificent and it is a really neat little theater. I had seats in the last row, left balcony and I felt like I was right on top of the performer. Plus, it is probably the only venue in the area where you can get a Harpoon draught or a glass of white wine with your popcorn.


As for the opening act, the sweet Laura Gibson, she was alright. She fit the audience and the music of Meloy, but wasn't anything special. I'm going to sya this now, but I feel like I will be saying this a lot in the coming year: Pretty, Skinny girl + guitar does not a Feist or Cat Power make. I did think it was funny that she admitted one of the songs she was going to play had been rejected for a children's theater performance in rural Oregon - a show directed by her mother lol.


Colin Meloy also gave a really cool sneak peek at the next Decemberists' album. He played two songs, but it really felt like one long track divided into different parts, a la The Island or California One. The first part was about a mother sending her young son to work in a dangerous coal mine, and the second part was a funeral procession for another person who died in said coal mine. On a whole it was great, with the first part really mellow and the second part pretty hard-rockin'. I think the chorus for the second part was "We're Building a Coffin for Davey!"


A few quick observations from the show:
-Is it a law that every acoustic guitar-playing, folk sin singer chick wear a white dress?
-So-Many-Rivers Cuomo Glasses!
-The etching of Sam Cooke on the respective EP is frightening
-If you ever wanted to kill as many hipsters with the least amount of effort, bomb a Colin Meloy show at the Somerville Theater. Please don't though lol.
-Colin's 2 year old son Hank is Hipster music royalty.



Grade: 10/10



Pimp It.

We're Heading Back to LA!!!


And now the Series starts...

Sunday, June 8, 2008

We Makin' Hits!!

The 20k music page is up. Check the songs out. We'll be in the studio all summer.


Link

Friday, June 6, 2008

We're on Mogulus

Well to make up for me personally slacking on the posts I decided to hook up our own Mogulus channel its basically like your own television station. I'm gonna add a lot more videos these are only a few to get it started. We got our own account on there so if the other 19,999 of you want to add some vids you can screen name is 20kblog the password will make its way around.

Nas - Black President






















Nasir gives his take on the current state of the nation and political atmosphere in the country. Looks like he's openly supporting Barack.

All political bias aside, it is my opinion that this is one of the better Nas songs I've heard in years. See kids? You don't have to wear a backpack to pass a message in your music. Check it out.

Click here to listen/download.

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Lakai Skate Intro

I normally try to avoid sharing anything that can be found on Kanye's blog, but f it, the Spike Jonez directed intro to the new Lakai skate video is DOPE. Even if you're not a skatehead I think you'll agree this is more than just a little cool. Link below, video in the Vid Bar.

Youtube Link

ODrama...













Obama claims Democratic nomination for 2008 Presidential election

*The preceding image is not intended as an endorsement of the candidate pictured; and even if it were, it would not reflect the views of all 20,000 money making bloggers on the corner.

*The truth is about, 1,357 of them are way too busy getting money to have even formed an opinion on the delegates thus far.
*Obama ftw.

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Kobe x Jackass x Nike Hyperdunk

"Oh sh*t it's a snake!"

Nike continues it's absurd campaign for the Nike Hyperdunk, this time enlisting the aid of the Jackass crew...

*video moved to video bar*

What The...

Faux tight-sag denim/suspender jeans...?


Friday, May 30, 2008

Yayyy! I Has InterWEbz Again!!

So, I was net-less for a couple of weeks there, but your boys back in the building! Expect a lot of updates in the coming days, and possibly a domain change (http://20kblog.wordpress.com) or just a lazy http address change (possibly to http://20kblog.blogspot.com) reason being, we're actually starting to get some legitimate traffic and it's been suggested that a more reasonable address would make the blog more accessible... Either way, we'll let you know well before it happens, don't worry.

So what goodies, do, I have, for you, today...? hmmm...

How does a free Glow in the dark mix sound? Courtesy of my man DJ ZO!!



Download Here






PLaylist ::
1- Really Doe ft. Kanye West - Plastic
2- Dj Khaled ft. Kanye West - Grammy Family
3- Kanye West - I wonder
4- Kanye West - Classic (Dj Premier Remix)
5- Rhymefest ft. Kanye West - Brand New
6- Jadakiss ft. Kanye West - Gettin It In
7- Teriyaki Boyz ft Kanye West - I Still Love H.E.R.
8 - 88 Keys ft. Kanye West - Stay Up
9 - Kanye West - Flashing Lights
10- The Game ft Kanye West - Wouldn't Get Far
11- Kanye West ft. Lupe Fiasco - Touch The Sky
12- Lupe Fiasco - I Got Cha
13 - Lupe Fiasco - Paris, Tokyo
14- Lupe Fiasco - Kick, Push
15- (CRS) Lupe Fiasco, Kanye West, Pharrell - US Placers
16- Pharrell - How Does It Feel?
17 - N.E.R.D. - She Wants To Move
18 - Robin Thicke ft Pharrell - Wanna Love You Girl (Remix)
19- N.E.R.D. - In Search Of.... Intro
20 - Snoop Dogg ft Pharrell - Drop It Like Its Hot
21 - Clipse ft Pharrell - Gangsta Lean
22- N.E.R.D. - Stay Together
23- N.E.R.D. - Don't Worry About
24- N.E.R.D. - Bobby James
25 - N.E.R.D. - Wonderful Place
26 - Mickey Factz ft N.E.R.D. - Don't Be Light
27- N.E.R.D.- Chariot Of Fire
28- N.E.R.D. - Everyone Nose


Nothing really EXCLUSIVEEEE about this, just a cool little gesture on his part. It's all in one big ass track, so turn it on during a long drive, power hour, smoke session, work out session, whatever, and just zone out. Oh and check out his Myspace for more downloads and the such.

We should be post a LOT more from now on, so keep checking back multiple times a day. I'm feelin real good as of late so we're gonna be having some cool events (giveaways perhaps?) and mo' hot, shit, fo dat ass!

Chuuuch!!

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Random Thought


I was literally 'bout to nap and X-Men: the animated series came on. It was the infamous first episode when my mans Morph [allegedly] gets merked by a sentinel.

There was some debate later on in the episode and the series if anyone was to blame for the incident. I've taken it upon myself to analyze the situation and
I've concluded that it was certainly Cyclop's fault and Wolverine should have definitely tore his ass up. My man morph had no reason to even be on the mission. He serves as merely comic relief and since both Wolverine and Beast were already on board (they're hilarious together, not so much separate) laughs were optimal.
And the fact that they decided to just dip when Morph and Beast got got... what kind of leadership and teamwork is that? If any of my 20k dudes were getting jumped by sentinels, I don't care how many or how big or what generation of sentinel (because they do get crazy), I'm hopping in the fight, powers or no powers.

Imma miss you morph :(

Saturday, May 17, 2008

MUTO

I'd include a description and commentary with this, but I think everyone would be better off if I left things at "just watch it."


MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.

Friday, May 16, 2008

Say "Hello" to the New Members

Wesley: "Nigga you had me at big penises!"

20k is mass ordering shipments of ExtenZe. We can't have our brothers out there working with anything less than the best. Stay tuned.

P.S. check out the John Mayer vid. Kristen Bell's won my heart. Now if she didnt come across like such a crazy, homicidal, b*tch...

Top 5 reasons Rick Ross is on top:



1. Being attractive is out
2. Being fat is back
3. Dark skinned is still holdin it down
4. He has complete knowledge of 1-3
5. He is NOT a coke rapper. He just happens to know a little about coke and very little about rap.


Miami has truly found a boss in this man.
I would've posted one of his songs but I don't actually like any of them.
He makes my eyes feel good :)

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Lollipop! Lolli-POP!!


The best in the world...

But seriously, as over the vocorder as I am, this is muchhhhh more listenable than the original version. I think it's obvious they should have just made this song to begin with.

Lil' Wayne feat. Kanye West - Lollipop Remix

P.S. who wants to see some Senior Gala pictures? Yeah, you do!

Monday, May 12, 2008

long time, no posts

If we're not posting youtube links we're not posting?


and niggas was looking real salty last night at Pub night.

But I digress...
just copped some John Varvatos shoes and a bow tie just cuz :)

I guess theres gon' be a dry spell cuz dudes seem busy but in the meanwhile, listen to these:

Coldplay - Lost
or
NERD feat. CRS and Pusha T - Everyone Nose (remix)

**Ike Edit:**


\V/

Friday, May 9, 2008

GTA IVth Grade [EDITED]

Is Latarian his Christian name?

{video moved}

I heard this on the radio a week ago, finally caught the video. At least he hangs out with cool kids who smoke cigarettes.

addendum:

Due to popular opinion, simply stealing a video from another blog, forum, or an afternoon youtube hunt will not warrant a post. But since this activity is valuable to the 20k community the video bar has been added.
simply place the html embed code under the last one when you wish to edit the section.
The 6th video poster is allowed to delete the first video to maintain only 5 vids at any given time.
most importantly the dimensions must be altered to fit the smaller side panel.
Width 213: Height:178 (you don't have to remember this you can just look at the other videos ahead of you)
The above changes are honestly for the improvement of the blog.
Any questions... just stop being a bitch.

Thank you,
YoungWes

N*E*R*D - Spazz!!

While, thanks to their "Stress" video, everyone else is hopping on the already full JUSTICE bandwagon, I'm gonna take a different route with this post.  Nothing against JUSTICE of course (even though I doubt anyone jocking them right now, ahem Pilch, has even heard of "Man Bites Dog" the Belgian flick that inspired the video -- do yourself a solid and look it up) but the efforts Pharrell and Chad are making to revitalize, contemporize, and mainstream drum 'n' bass music is at the very least entertaining.  Regardless of whether you're into the genre or not you should definitely check out their live performance of of "Spazz" (the assumed second single off their upcoming N3RD album) here.  And because you love me, I've included a link to the CD quality mp3 below.  Be on the lookout for "Anti" too.  That shit knocks!

Thursday, May 8, 2008

Star and Buc are Making a Comeback!

To quote my dude illphillip off the Niketalk music forum (the only love you bastards are ever getting on here):

Star had a hand in taking what I believe was a television signal and turning it into a radio station.

Pulse 87. 87.7 on the dial.

It was his way of getting back into NY radio.

Thing is, they are really just getting started. They haven't done any marketing in NY. So the average NY'er doesn't even know the station exists.

And there are some stereo receivers that don't even go as low as 87.7, which doesn't help either.

But they have a pretty good signal. The other weird thing is that it's a "dance" music station. So you'll hear mostly House and Trance, and dance remixes of Pop records.

A stream of Pulse is available via their website. You can listen from wherever.


And now for some memories:


Tuesday, May 6, 2008

WE GRADTUATIN BITCHES!!!

Commencement Board: Good afternoon. How can I help you?
Me: Hi. How many tickets do we get for the commencement ceremony?
Commencement Board: Um there are no tickets sir. The ceremony is outside so we don't require tickets
Me: Good to know. Good to know. I'm expecting a rather large party. I hope there's space
Commencement Board: Well just how large is your party sir?
Me: 20,000. STRONG.
Commencement Board: ...
Me:...
Commencement Board: 20,000?
Me: That's right. WE GRADUATING BITCHES AND I WANT MY 20K MONEY MAKING BROTHERS SITTIN' FRONT ROW!!

Monday, May 5, 2008

You got E-served



From the Vanity Fair controversy to badly losing online dance competitions, these last few weeks have been bad for Miley Cyrus. Apparently some super dance group from L.A. challenged her thru youtube and they took it very seriously. Walt Disney took time out of his sit down with Hitler to roll in his grave a few times.

I'd ravage Amanda Bynes' box for the record.

Sunday, May 4, 2008

So Much Swagger, I Give Up!

Recently, we here at 20k have been accused of thieving from other blogs to provide the hot shit for out blog; namely kanye west's blog Fuck that shit! We the hottest blog on the planet and if any other blogs even get their little cookies on any of our 20,000 macbooks or pcs (mostly macs cuz theyre hotter) they should just thank whatever deity they fucking wit because they finally made it! And plus Kanye's blog is whack.

But I digress.

So i was on Kanye's blog a while back and I witnessed the most powerful expression of swag I've ever seen (outside of our 20,000 that perpetually radiate ridiculous levels of swag, braggadocio, style, flavor, funk, hot-as-fuck-ness...etc.) In response to some less than favorable reviews of his new tour, Kanye whil'd out:
Yo, anybody that's not a fan; don't come to my show. For what?! To try and throw ya'll two cents in? Ya'll rated my album shitty and now ya'll come to the show and give it a B+. What's a B+ mean? I'm an extremist. It's either pass or fail! A+ or F-! You know what, fuck you and the whole fucking staff!!! I know I shouldn't dignify this with a comment, but the reviewer threw a jab at all the artists. I just wanna know when was the last time you enjoyed yourself. If you can't have fun and lose yourself at this tour it's a good chance you're a very miserable person. I actually feel sorry for you guys. Your job forces you to not have fun anymore. Grab a drink, holla at some nice girls, and party bitch!! You don't know shit about passion and art. You'll never gain credibility at this rate. You're fucking trash! I make art. You can't rate this. I'm a real person. I'm not a pop star. I don't care about anything but making great art. Never come 2 one of my shows ever again, you're not invited and if you see me...BOW!! This is not pop, it's pop art!
Albeit the arrogance that Kanye is often criticized for is there, but it is laced with the hilarity and truth I personally find endearing. I give up hating on this man and his little blog he has running over there. I in fact like it. This is not to say we aren't iller in every way and that our subject matter doesn't far surpass his. Simply, his blog, his tour, his last album don't completely suck.
And in the same vein as his post, Fuck all the 20kmoneymakingbloggersonthecorner haters!!! Theres way too many letters in our web address to come across us and not already be on our dick. If you don't like a post you're stupid...
go kill yourself because you ain't ever gon ' be nothing!

This is not pop, it's not pop art, it's the Corner baby... and we ain't going no where!!! HAHA

Friday, May 2, 2008

I don't even remember his name but...


he locked up. And once again this isn't a celebrity gossip blog, and theres way more important and entertaining stories out there [ Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey's alleged marriage, Beyonce's pregnancy, Karl Malone conceiving a child way back when he was 18 and the girl was 13], but seeing Gary Dourdan's mugshot tonight really made me smile. Thank you [somewhat racist] drug possession laws.

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Lesbos Sue Gays

Ron: Lesbians are suing the gays?
Ike: What? Like, themselves, or just gay men?
Ron: No, no, I mean the people of Lesbos. The Greek Island. They're
suing gays.
Ike: Ok... as in a few gay people in Greece, a particular
homosexual organization or like... the entire international gay community...?
Ron: Well not the ENTIRE gay community. Just the chicks.

That conversation really happened. Now we don't fancy ourselves to be a news service here at 20K, but this was just too good to ignore. Lesbos, coincidentially (or not so much) an island famous for birthing the poet Sappho who rapped about nothing else but liking girls who like girls who like girls, is finally tired of being associated with same-sex relations. As one male Lesbian complains, "My sister can't say she is a Lesbian. Our geographical designation has been usurped by certain ladies who have no connection whatsoever with Lesbos."

The article is filled with gems like, "The word lesbian has only been linked with gay women in the past few decades but we have been Lesbians for thousands of years" and "But even if we assume Sappho was [gay], how can 250,000 people of Lesbian descent — including women — be considered homosexual?"

lolcatz.

Check the article out here.

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

20,000 Crack Commandments

Hammurabi was the first to write it down. Moses made the shit real simple. Barney Stinson aka Neil Patrick Harris aka Doogie Howser, M.D. perfected it. My money-making brothers, I give you The Bro Code.

Contained within its musky leather binding are all the rules a brother must live by, lest he be labelled a mark-ass trick, or even worse, a trick-ass mark.

Some highlights include:

BC26: "A Bro will, in a timely manner, alert his bro to the existence of a girl fight."

BC89: "A Bro may never pursue the hot mom of a fellow Bro. A Bro may hook up with a Bro's hot step-mom if said MILF initiates the hook-up or is wearing at least one article of leopard-print clothing."

The Psalm of the Bros
BC59: "1 Bro makes a solo attack
A 2nd Bro makes a crutch
The 3rd Bro rounds out the pack
The 4th Bro is one bro too many"

And of course, the Golden Bro Code

"Bros over Hoes."

Of course, the Bro Code is a living document. What other rules should us money-making bros follow? Leave them as comments.

Oh and if you want to read corollaries to the Bro Code, visit

http://www.cbs.com/primetime/how_i_met_your_mother/community/barney_blog/index.php

Madonna again (just cuz)



She's about to be 50 and i'd still smash, going on her 11th studio album and she still hot, moved to England and she still what American pop is about...

This is a lil sample of the album, a track called "A Mile Away". (This is the remix with some random dude. He had a lisp and I feel like thats what the track was missing.)




dl link

Monday, April 28, 2008

Happy Birthday!!!

To 20K Money Making Brother Andre!! That's 1K for every year you've been on this Earth my man. Much love.

Pics from his BDay party this weekend:


Happy Birthday, cuzzo!

Madonna, Skateboard, and Yeezy? Crack...


Ok, well maybe not quite crack... But a really good bong rip. Or at least 2 or 3 energy drinks back to back.



Link to the song

And why have we been posting so many MP3s and videos lately? Eww. Eww at us!

You guys wanna hear about Spring Fling. Pics and a recap soon! I promise.

Why is Jay-Z Dissing Deshawn Stevenson...

over tracks? This is silly...



Linkskies for the dl

Sunday, April 27, 2008

"Sounds like Chewbacca taking a shit"

Shout out to The Todd/Sam for this one.




"I called her a bitch right in front of her tits!"

Pimp.It.

He Can Rap?



The funniest thing to me about this video is the fact that I didn't even realize Consequence was in it until now. Somehow this dude manages to sneak into every other post we make here. What is this his 4th or 5th time on the blog?

New Rule: no more Consequence.

Friday, April 25, 2008

Kanye vs. Jonah Hill

Apparently Steve and Jonah train at the same gym. They're both lousy losers...


Connect 4 - Jonah Hill vs. Kanye from kwest on Vimeo.

Thursday, April 24, 2008

over 18 million American adults served...

according to SurveyUSA. Now its on a whole new level. Look at this...
you just got rickrolld in pie graph form!!!

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Flyer Than an Ostrich

Coming soon:


Gotta keep the front on the hush hush til Saturday, though. See you there.

Monday, April 21, 2008

"Aww Man! These N***** Still Kissing..."

There's a storm cloud gathering over hip-hop: It's pink, sporting epilettes, and (sort of) naming names.

Ever heard of Terrance Dean? He’s worked for MTV, written a few books, and bedded a few famous men in his day: straight mothafuckin o-g style! And apparently, Mr. Dean never learned that it's impolite to felch and tell.





So, everybody got hype for that Wendy Williams tell-all, but they clearly weren’t Money Makin’ Brothers, cause if they were they’d remember 20k Money Makin’ Rule #105: “Don’t believe shit that bubble-eyed bitch says!”



Dean says he isn’t going to name names, but that it will be clear who he will be referring to…which is basically the same thing. I think we’ll all know who he’s talking about when “S.E.X.” and “Gay-Z” pay a visit to his poop-shoot for the first time.



Why should hip-hop be surprised, or really even care? How many times has your favorite rapper spit 16 bars about going to prison, that prison time was easy, or even that they liked it? As Cam put it "18 months -please- that aint facin time Im stressed anyway - need it for vaction time!" Has he never seen Oz? I'm gonna be real up-front: dudes don't enjoy prison unless they: a.) can't take care of themselves adequately in free society b.) like hiding contraband up their man-hole, or c.) aren't bothered by the constant threat of spending happy hour on a Provincetown Barstool (shout out to P-Town!).



Hip-hop culture puts an emphasis on keeping up with and setting new trends in fashion. Flamboyance is praised. The strength that comes from strong bonds with similarly-aged and flashy young men is emphasized. All steretotypes of gay men, be they right or wrong.



Of course, we won’t know until the book comes out, or Dean does his first interview on Hot 97.7. So, in the spirit of the death pool, let’s call our shots. Which rappers do YOU think will boogie out of the closet and why? I’ll be the first to say it: Weezy and Birdman have been suspect for years. What with the kissing, Lil Wayne’s penchant for saying how much he loves anal sex and crediting Baby for it, just…everything…. pause- He's pretty much been throwing it in our faces for a while now "Weezy f-cking Baby, please say the baby" sounds like homosexual jargon if you ask me.

Ike's Take:

There is no question in my mind that at least some of rap's most prominent artists are gay. I don't think there's really a debate there, I mean statistically it's a very plausible assumption to make. And honestly? I don't really care. So you're a gay rapper... so what? I think I speak for everyone here at 20K when I say there is nothing wrong with homosexuality. Not that we have nothing against it, but flatly there is nothing wrong with it. As long as you keep spitting that hot fire that keeps my neck sore from knocking my head so much (I'm sorry, but pause) who cares what you do in the privacy of your own bedroom. And besides, I mean let's be real... we all already knew that DMX loves the man-booty-hole: "Cuz dog! Once you hear that *ARRFF ARRFF* I'm coming!!"

--EDIT--

Actually I'd like to make one change to my previous statement. I do have a HUGE issue with gay ass rappers fronting like they're not, and filling their lyrics with homophobic nonsense and hyper masculine he-man bullshit. Lil' Wayne, STOP! You kiss another man, on the mouth openly and repeatedly. I'm tired of hearing the phrase "no homo" on every other verse you write. Especially on Lollipop. What the hell is wrong with you?

Friday, April 18, 2008

a BROtastic adventure!!!




REAdy, Set, BROooOOo!!!

Our good friends Sam, Egan, Vince, Jenkins (he's a racist) and another bro that I can't recall the name of have embarked on a weekend BRo-dtrip to the city of Bro-therly love, Philadelphia. We at 20kmoneymakingbloggersonthecorner fully support the bond that can only be shared between bros and find this act of pure Bro-manship admirable. In this '95 volvo they hope to find what Bro-dism scholars have coined as Bro-vana, a state in which Bros reach complete enlightenment and understanding and become completely comfortable with their place in the Bro-niverse, they become one with the effervescent Bro-force that surrounds and is part of all things but is invisible to the average BRo.
God Speed Bros. God Speed

RATATATATATATATATA...

RRRRRATATATATATATATATA!!



TRIIIIIIIPLEEEEE DE KOBE BRYANT!!

chuuch!

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Sunday, April 13, 2008

Conspiracy Keys




So apparently Alicia Keys told Blender magazine that “Gangsta rap was a ploy to convince black people to kill each other. Gangsta rap didn’t exist.”

She also goes on to say: "the East Coast-West Coast Beef with Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. was fueled by the government and the media, to stop another great black leader from existing."


Well I don't know if she got turned out by an ex black panther or something recently, but "Gangster" rap was created by rappers who pretended to be gangster's to sell more records. To suggest that the government spent tax payer money on studio time, tour buses and Dre beats is just straight up stupid. Although the thought of Reagan sitting in the oval office listening to "Can I borrow a Dollar" and yelling at his assistants to bring him some gangsta sh-t is hilarious to me.

Before rap there was gangs, drugs, crime, pimps and all of that. Clearly Gangsta rap is the product of the ghetto and not the government. She tried to make it seem like the end goal of Gangsta rap was to kill black people- no the end goal was to make money. All of those dudes in the early 90's took the CB4 Gusto route strictly to make money and gain fame. Unfortunately the masses will always be intrigued by the gangster lifestyle in one way or another which is why labels sign them. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the occasional "I'll put the shotty to your body" esque raps from time to time, but to suggest that N.W.A. was a product of the C.I.A. or something similar is one of the more stupid comments I've heard some one affiliated with hip-hop say. Although it doesn't quite outrank Lupe's "A dope dealer would crush Barack Obama in a conversation" and Prodigy's "George Bush Sr. f-cks little boys to take their youth from them- thats why he's living so long" comments.

She continued to say "If black leaders such as the late Black Panther Huey Newton had the outlets our musicians have today, it'd be global. I have to figure out a way to do it myself".

So I guess we can expect songs such as "You don't know my name...because the white man took us from our native home and stole our names" or a soothing R&B hit like "Karma(an ode to 9/11)". I don't know what she was thinking but I wouldn't be surprised if she got black balled from the industry for these ridiculous statements. The government isn't hip enough to have created gangsta rap, didn't she see when Karl Rove tried to dance? Apparently she dropped out of Columbia to pursue her music career and it shows, Alica I love you- but shut the f-ck up.

Saturday, April 12, 2008

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK (or Corner. Original 5 moneymakingbloggers)



Its that new 08 heatrock! hit you hard like sheetrock! listen to this shit, the beat rock! Go smash your girl...

song title: Click, Click, Click



young wes out!

Friday, April 11, 2008

Hmm, What is Dick eyeing?




Some may speculate to what that reflection is in his sunglasses but I wanna know what you guys think. Look closely. Let your imagination do some work. Then connect the reflection to the perverted Vice Presidential smile.


source: transworldnews

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Jumping Over High-Priced Sports Cars...

... and smashing white-women, all in my spare time. I am Kobe Bryant. And I am, officially, That Dude.

Unnecessary Censorship

Just a little hilarity from our good old jolly Jewish friend Jimmy K.

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Iron Mic!!



I don't know how long this video is gonna stay up here. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet. I'm torn morally, but this is hilarious...

down :(



sneakers make me feel better












Stacey Dash helps too

Who's Crying Now? = POWERFUL

So the other night I cruisin down I-93 in my 1981 corolla, windows down with the air whipping through my full bodied mullet. Fresh with the info from my bro Wes that my girl had been cheating with some Spanish guy, there was little to heal the heart of this money makin brother on the corner. Heavy hearted, I turned up the radio looking for something to ease the pain. That's when I heard the hypnotizingly brotastic voice of Steve Perry and the monster that is Journey. This post is to honor them for helping me find my way back to my money making brothers. Cause at the end of the day, she may have that salsa guru she's cheating with, but I have the love of 19,999 money makin brothers on my side. So yes, who's crying now?

P.S. Why was Journey so powerful??!!!

-"Oh shit! Its Ek! Run nigga run!"...Anonymous

Monday, April 7, 2008

Lollapalooza 2008 lineup [real strong]


and they names follow as:

Radiohead
Rage Against the Machine
Nine Inch Nails
Kanye West
Wilco
The Raconteurs
Louis XIV
Love and Rockets
Gnarls Barkley
Bloc Party
The Black Keys
Broken Social Scene
Lupe Fiasco
Flogging Molly
Mark Ronson
Cat Power [thats her in the top pic...dibbs]
The National
G. Love & Special Sauce
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings
Explosions in the Sky
Brand New
Gogol Bordello
Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks
Dierks Bentley
Okkervil River
Amadou & Mariam
Blues Traveler
John Butler Trio
Girl Talk
Your Vegas
CSS
Eli "Paperboy" Reed & the True Loves
Battles
Steel Train
Jamie Lidell
Bang Camaro
Butch Walker
The Blakes
Mates of State
Tally Hall
Spank Rock
White Lies
Brazilian Girls
Magic Wands
Chromeo
Electric Touch
Duffy
Innerpartysystem
The Kills
The Postelles
Rogue Wave
The Parlor Mob
The Go! Team
Bald Eagle
Mason Jennings
Krista
The Gutter Twins
Ha Ha Tonka
Yeasayer
Witchcraft
Grizzly Bear
We Go To 11
MGMT
Sofia Talvik
The Weakerthans
Booka Shade
Santogold [thats her in the other pic...secondary dibbs]
Black Kids
Black Lips
Dr. Dog
Nicole Atkins & the Sea
The Ting Tings
Kid Sister
Office
The Cool Kids
What Made Milwaukee Famous
Does It Offend You, Yeah?
The Whigs
Manchester Orchestra
Foals
Uffie
The Octopus Project
Cadence Weapon
Ferras
De Novo Dahl
Noah and the Whale
Margot & the Nuclear So and So's
K'NAAN
Serena Ryder
Newton Faulkner


So we all going to Chicago! How many planes are we gon' need for 20,000? Chris call Jet Blue, we'll pay you back later.

-youngwes


source: Chicago Sun-Times

I Don't Want to Turn this into a Video Blog but...



and just because that might leave everyone feeling down...



ITALIAN SPIDERMAN!!!!

CHUUUCH!!

Sunday, April 6, 2008

I really like this song...and she might be blonde

The chicks name is Muffy
The songs name is Sweet

http://www.zshare.net/audio/101521756b18e756/]muffy-sweet.mp3


♫ Muffy - Sweet!


-youngwes

Saturday, April 5, 2008

Friday, April 4, 2008

"I'd rather have some Ide's and some dimes in the crib chillin'"

True or False: A REAL money-making blogger never gets off the corner.

Answer: False! Why else would he be making money?!?!

It's the weekend. Time to spend that dough and get wasted, and when you're not vibing off Armand de Brignac or that Hangar 1, you ought to be dropping $2 and doing it like Biggie, Pac, and Snoop did:






And because I caught it while on YouTube, here's Biggie at 17, freshly dropped out of high school embarrassing MC's and staying on the corner!

Pimp.It.

"Wokka, wokka. Who wants to hear a funny ass joke?"

"President Bush's top adviser Karl Rove testified before the grand jury for the fourth time this week. Maybe Bush should nominate him for Supreme Court. He's been in more courtrooms then Harriet Miers now." - Jay Leno.

Knee-slapper.

Chris out.

Queen of Hip-Hop Soul and this dude Shawn she know from 'round the way


We had pretty good seats and honestly they both did their thing.

There was this one part in Jays set where he performed Can I Live and he told everyone that came along during Blueprint 1 and 2 to sit down for a sec while all the Reasonable Doubt heads had their time.
This made me smile for 2 reasons:
1. He acknowledge that he is two artists, an immensely talented upshot from Brooklyn and the sell out we've come to love.
2. And although Can I Live is a classic, alot of people had to sit down and whisper amongst themselves, "is this off a mixtape or something?"

Anyway, concert was straight. Mary killed it and there were fireworks.

MC Rove is a Straight G...

And you're doing speeches, too, right? I read that you just gave one at Penn—
I like speaking to the college campuses.

And the first question, someone called you a cancer.
Right. Oh, sure.

You must get that all the time.
Uh, I get it some. When I go to campuses. But did you hear what I did? I just let him rant. And when he was finished, he had no question, he just wanted to accuse me of undermining the Constitution and blah-blah-blah-blah-blah. And I said, "Thanks for your thoughtful rant." And he sat down. And I said, "Now do you feel better about yourself?" And he said, "Yeah." And I said, "Well, I want you to feel better about yourself." And everybody laughed, and we went on.



Watch that entire video... His flow is impeccable. His swagger? Phenomenal.

Thursday, April 3, 2008

-Dial tone:
-6-1-7-7-4-2-2-2-7-7
-Ringing:
Hostess: "Oceanaire Restaraunt. This is Kathleen."
C: "Hi, Kathleen. I'd like to make a reservation for Friday night, around 8pm."
Kathleen: "Sure thing, Chris. How large is your party?"
C: "20,000."
Kathleen: "Excuse me?"
C: "I'd like to make a reservation for Friday night, around 8pm - for my money making brothers on the corner."
Kathleen: "Is this a-"
C: "All 20,000 of them."
Kathleen: "Sir, if you're not serious about making a reservation, I suggest you hang up."
C: "Tree-huggin' ass bitch, please! I make reservations for my brothers on the corner! All 20,000 of them!"
-Click:
-Dial tone.

AT THE END OF A LONG DAY OF STANDING ON THE CORNER MAKING MONEY, I DON'T RECOMMEND OCEANAIRE RESTAURANT. WHILE THE SEAFOOD IS FRESH AND DELICIOUS, THEY CAN'T SEAT ME AND MY 20,000 MONEY MAKING BROTHERS AND THAT'S THAT.

Chris out.



A up and coming indie/rock/pop/hiphop band by the name of G[orilla]-Unit...




... headed by the charismatic Curtis "50 cent" Jackson, has released a new song entitled "I Like the Way She Do it". By all standard criteria for musical judgment this song should be labeled mediocre at its best, but no, this ambitious group of musicians has once again altered the common perception of good music. In a world where the lyrical stylings of the Killers or Death Cab For Cutie are assign the inscription of being poignant and inventive (amongst other bands. These bands were simply in my recently played on Itunes) and formula and hollowed sentence structure in rhyme have become almost universally frowned upon, lead vocalist Jackson finds it upon his shoulders to correct this injustice. While artists, like young Victor "N.O.R.E." "Noreaga" Santiago from Lefrak City mentioned below, have attempted to alter the vehicle of shallow lyrical delivery, Jackson adamantly opposes any sort of alteration. "I Like the Way She Do it" exists as simply the latest chapter in Jackson's Trapped in the Closet-esque serial which began with "In Da Club." Jackson brings with him the vocal talents of Christopher Charles Lloyd [Banks], Marvin Bernard [Tony Yayo], and David Darnell Brown (Young Buck). On this track these men create a unique melodic ensemble that has not been seen since G-Unit Radio 1-25, Beg for Mercy the album, Get Rich or Die Trying, Get Rich or Die Trying OST, Get Rich or Try Dying... and their most recent, Elephant in the Sand Mixtape. Keep a look out for their next album Lock and Load scheduled for summer 08 (unless you have any other 50, Banks, Yayo, or Buck album, then just play that. You're not missing much.)














download:
http://www.zshare.net/download/99154573cc7532/


p.s. chris fix this. embedding shit is too much work and I gotta be out to watch Mary J. Html sucks balls and not even in that good way.

I'd Like to Give a Shoutout to...

...my boys 206 and Fame over at The Warfare Collective for hooking me up with those stickers and decals. If you guys get a chance, definitely check out their blog. Chris is one of the more talented designers out and there's a lot of cool art to be seen over there.



STIKKEY

Ok, that's the last shameless plug for a friend's page that I'm doing, I promise.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Ya'll heard these niggas done tied the knot!!???


I know my dislike for a certain Mr. Sean Carter is well documented within the community, and I know the team is strong on their celebrity gossip grind, but how is this gon' just happen!

Truthfully, I feel like this is a good look for ugly dudes born in Brooklyn *cough, cough*, especially those creeping up there in their years and lookin sloppy. (Red Stripe ain't gon' help the belly situation brotha.)

This ain't a celebrity gossip blog really but i jus felt like niggas should know if they ain't already (and I know a whole bunch of people that just like seeing Beyonce looking kinda busted.)



source:
http://ahotmessblog.com/?p=2426

New MSTRKRFT ft. Nore

In the rap game, few artist come full circle. Nore's not one of them. However, he is one of the few who've formed an isosceles triange. We got rap at the vertex, reggaeton in at one of the lower vertices, and now, finally, Nore's finished off his triange w/dance!

The new MSTRKRFT single has Nore on it! My ears have been waiting 22 years for this shit.


Chris out.