Where The Lonely Kids Go When The Bell Rings, is a fan-made documentary of Kanye footage—on stage, behind the scenes.The documentary takes fans through Ye’s career from College Dropout to My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
Last week we previewed some portraits of the infamous Lo-Life crew at their fourth annual Easter gathering at Macy’s. Today we premiere the video that captures that event, which brought together generations of Lo-Life members all about that Polo Ralph Lauren, Double L life.
Watch above as we speak to Lo-Life godfather Rack-Lo about his crew’s beginnings, what it means to be a Lo-Life, and of course see members dipped in their Easter best.
I remember loving Cribs. Now I get to see the TDE version? This is some cool stuff. I guess this is their compound where they relax and chill. This is good for them. They always have a comfortable zone to make music in.
Danny Trejo’s Tattoo Documentary that follows three pioneers: Charlie Cartwright, Jack Rudy and Freddy Negrete, who revolutionized the world of tattooing.
I see where Adrian Younge gets all of his production inspiration from. Listen to him wax poetic about “the three worst things you can do to a person”, the importance of his vinyl store, and the mentality behind digging.
Man, I don’t even have the album yet. I will fix that situation very VERY soon, though. But, yo: this is crazy dope man. This is what happens when you come up with a concept and take it as far as it can go. Can I get a Czarface tee shirt, though? Like for real? T-shirts, homie.
Back in the early 90′s Necro would travel around different hoods as a teenager rapping with different crews in ciphers. This is what you did if you were serious about rapping, it was part of the culture, and a way to sharpen your sword and get feedback on if you had anything. These rhymes Necro are spitting are some of his first rhymes, as he was developing his style, and feeling out different techniques. You’ll notice the flows change alot, and it goes from funny to obscene to violent all in the same verse, even as far back as 1992. by 1993 Necro would start developing his Death Rap style after making tracks like “Do The Charles Manson” and then “Garbage Bag” in 1994.
Side note: Like the bus that hit Ben Vereen. My asshole is blessed by Jesus? Dude has been will for the past 20 years.
ESPN was all Jordan everything this past weekend. it was The gawd’s birthday. Jordan turned 50, I’m stunned NIKE didn’t cash in on Jordan turning 50, with a sneaker.
I have a love hate with Jordan’s. When I was a young Sparks, I couldn’t afford them kicks. As I got older, I had to be selective with which I buy dude to the fucken culture vulture collectors, who raised the retail value buying several pairs and flip them for double or triple the retail value. Its a vicious cycle but one that can only be accepted.
In the video above, is a short documentary saluting his iconic signature sneaker legacy, and stories behind some of the most popular models from the collection. We get the history behind the infamous “Jumpman” logo and how it came about, with the Jordan III taking MJ as a brand to the next level. We also hear from Nike designer Tinker Hatfield, who has created some of most sought after Jordan models of all times.
I always enjoyed his matches with Benoit and Regal. Finlay and Angle had some incredible matches as well, they both come from amateur backgrounds. Finlay is from old school Collar and elbow/British style of wrestling.
You should know Finlay is widely credited for working with the WWE Divas who could actually wrestle, Trish Stratus, Lita, Mickie James. Even Batista has said that Finlay was instrumental in his growth and career. Along with William Regal Finlay should have been a World Champion.
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