This Memorial Day, The Wood is in that bitch. Catch us if you can...
I Wrote This A Long Time Ago....
And I don't remember why. It's dated October 18th, 2007. This is why I date things. Its funny, how quickly things change in a year....or don't. I won't write the entire thing, for personal reasons, but I'll put a little bit down, just to share. Mind you, this was 6 months before I started rapping....
...I would never want to be a star, not a famous person nor the ones in the sky. Its a lot of pressure to determine the difference between what someone wants to be and what everyone wants them to be. Stars have to constantly shine without warning and regardless of time or place. When they can no long take the pressure, they explode so violently that it catches everyone's attention, but tend to fade away into a memory soon after...
...I would never want to be a star, not a famous person nor the ones in the sky. Its a lot of pressure to determine the difference between what someone wants to be and what everyone wants them to be. Stars have to constantly shine without warning and regardless of time or place. When they can no long take the pressure, they explode so violently that it catches everyone's attention, but tend to fade away into a memory soon after...
Light Up- Drake feat. Jay-Z
"Don't get impatient when it takes too long...and drink it all, even if it tastes too strong"
Thank Me Later, June 15th
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Jay-Z's Intro For Rolling Stone
The intro to Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs Of All Time issue. Hov, you ain't never lie.
Cranberry & Eggplant 1/2 Cent Penny's
Must cop these. I'm leaning towards the Cranberry joints. Put some more pics below...
Happy Birthday Frank White...
A little belated, I know. But here's an article that Dream Hampton has written for Bad Boy's chapter in Vibe's History Of Hip Hop. A bit long, but I don't care, its worth it. Click on the post, its there entirely...Bad Boy
From The Vibe History of Hip Hop, Three Rivers Press, 1999
December 30, 1991
Uptown Records Conference Room
Lawyers are here. Puff’s mentor and boss Andre Harrell is here. As president and founder of Uptown Records, Andre has a lot invested in Sean “Puffy” Combs; he recently gave Puff the high-profile, high-pressure job of shepherding the embryonic careers of Jodeci and Mary J. Blige. Heavy D, Uptown’s only bonafide star, is here because he and Puff are friends – Hev put Puff on as an intern at Uptown, they’re both from Mount Vernon, and they co-sponsored the celebrity basketball two days earlier where nine people were trampled to death.
You Know What I Mean by Rob Acosta
New joint by my nigga Rob Acosta. Let's get it. Dub-D is gonna flood this bitch like Katrina this summer....
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