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Dot City ft. El-Tonz – Say It Freestyle
Dot City ft. El-Tonz – Say It Freestyle
More Dot City fire
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Defining an Era or Error: Timbs
The utility boot that was originally designed for hiking and mountaineering, is probably more popular for its usage and wear in hip-hop culture. Since the mid 90′s, the Timberland boots have been a staple in hip-hop culture – from the young Mobb Deep due of Havoc & Prodigy walking Queens, NY in their Timbs in Shook Ones, to the current female video vixens that rock cute pink Timbs, Timberland boots help to define the hip-hop era. You can simply look at a Timb and know what year
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Jay-Z – On to the Next One
Jay-Z – On to the Next One
New music video for Jay-Z feat. Swizz Beats “On to the Next One” from Blueprint 3. Interesting imagery used here; this video will only fuel the “Jay-Z is a satanic worshipper…
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Lupe Fiasco – I’m Beaming
Lupe Fiasco – I’m Beaming
Off of his new album ‘Lasers’, was leaked late December and apparently he is pretty mad; I would be too, because this song is fire. Production by the Neptunes is on point, Lupe…
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Nerban Holiday Gift Guide
Holiday gift guide for the urban nerds – the Nerbans
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What You Shooting For?
Dot City – What You Shooting For?
Another freestyle track from ‘DOT CITY’ called ‘What You Shooting For?’
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Hip-Hop International
is a documentary series that passes the mic around the globe, giving youth a chance to speak their truth.
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Guide to a Hip-Hop Blog
Its good to see that the hip-hop/black blogs are out there, but people are not really giving opinions, no fresh ideas, or insightful wisdom is coming out – just regurgitated content coming from a few sources.
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New HP Commercials w/ Hip-Hop
Table of contents for Creative Abstract
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Masta Ace True Hip-Hop Stories: The Symphony
Table of contents for Handbook to Music
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Dot City – 187
Dot City is the group, 187 is the freestyle track, and Just Feelings is the movement – more on the movement later. But my part in this particular video is the Directing and editing – thanks to Rhoda of www.Soul360tv.com for the help with the camera. Using a bit of Premiere Pro and After Effects, I was able to capture the raw & grittiness of this potent freestyle track.