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Bizzy Bone talks Homelessness, Illuminati, & Mumble Rap




The conversation then focused on Bizzy Bone separating himself from the group for a bit, which he explained happened at a point when he wanted to find himself. He also addressed previous interviews where he said he was homeless and he seemed to be speaking in tongues.




During the conversation, the two rappers spoke about their upcoming New Waves album and their thoughts on mumble rap. You can hear more of what they had to say, including their thoughts on today's rap being more melodic, in the above clip.
Bizzy Bone and Krazie Bone chopped it up with VladTV, revealing their thoughts on the Illuminati and the possibility of young rappers getting into the society. Bizzy chimed in by saying that a lot of young artists are going the gimmicky route for shock value purposes.
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ThaWilsonBlock Magazine Issue66 (August 2018)

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EVENT: WALKING TOUR OF OLD PASADENA HISTORIC PUBS 5/25/17

WALKING TOUR
Old Pasadena Historic Pubs & Trivia
Thursday, May 25 | 4:30 - 7:30pm & 6:00 - 9:00pm
Tickets: Member $80 | Non-Member $87
Experience the history of a few famous and infamous Old Pasadena watering holes and haunts. This guided tour of our original downtown includes stops at a handful of pubs, distinctive for their history, architecture and spirits. Tour-goer's can delight in beer tastings plus little-known facts and forgotten lore. Dinner and a set of flight glasses are included -- a great way to get to know historic Old Pasadena!
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Chance the Rapper makes mockery of Mainstream Record Labels

DJ Akademiks Speaks on Chance The Rapper clowning Most Record Labels on his First Tour Stop of the 'Be Encouraged Tour'
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Listen to "I Am Stronger" by K Gizzle

K GIZZLE aka GIZZLE Artist Musician Producer Performer a uniquE sounD and stylE with musiC Featured in the Horror movie COLLEGE TOWN MASSACRE. Performed at the Hosea Helps 2018... kgizzle@yahoo.com 

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Vegan Rapper Drops Diss Track Against SeaWorld, The Circus, and The Zoo "If I had My Way, I'd Free Alla Da Animals"

The 19 song CD also features songs by some current Sunset Recording artists like Richtaste, Han Drabur, Respect, Joe Atman with the Riohc Choir, Federal Moguls (DJ Q Ball’s (Bloodhound Gang) side project) and Mister Sir while it licensed in tracks by established and legendary acts that are notably against animal cruelty by artists such as Vegan Boss, Gina Thompson and Bob Marley. The album is rounded off by some remixes by the likes of Boy George, Amos, Gavin Friday and DJ X vs. Sonic Solution which contributes a remix of the classic Supertramp hit song ‘The Logical Song [DJ Self Remix]’.
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1st Avenue & Madison Street, Seattle, Washington by Mistah Wilson Photography

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Tenacity & D.R.U.G.S. Beats «Discussions» Album Stream + Tracklist

Los Angeles based Rapper/Engineer Tenacity and Grammy nominated producer D.R.U.G.S. Beats recently joined forces to create the collaborative project, "Discussions". The musical duo’s first album together introduces 13 forward-thinking tracks that focus on a variety of societal issues and current events that have affected a vast amount of people around the world. D.R.U.G.S. Beats supplies a hard-hitting back drop for Tenacity to express raw emotions and share his point of view in a way that makes the listener feel as if they are part of the discussion.

The Street Corner Music affiliates are hoping to open some minds and bring awareness to those who struggle to relate to another’s individual struggle. “It’s very rare to hear music on popular radio that openly discusses bigotry, hate, prejudice, or even domestic abuse,” says Tenacity. “But I think it’s important to bring attention to these topics through music, especially since much of what this album centers upon is relatable…
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EVENT: Dinner with Cheech Marin @ The Rose 4/20/17

Join us for an intimate evening with counterculture legend Cheech Marin as he takes the stage, sharing personal stories from his new memoir “CHEECH IS NOT MY REAL NAME: … But Don’t Call Me Chong”, and answers audience questions.

April 20, 2017
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"No One Is Safe" A Profile on Chris Kemp and Dirtay

It was an unusually balmy August night heading to the No One is Safe record release party in Columbia City. It was the kind of night where there was something unexplainable accompanying the energy the city was holding. With all the projects being released in the local scene, if 2018 is “The Surgical Summer” then the Pacific Northwest is surely sharpening their scalpels.

Pulling up to the theatre, I walked for a few minutes on a rather vibrant block as I saw the surrounding bars, restaurants and cafe’s that lined the street. After glancing at my phone I was greeted by one of the headliners, Seattle rapper, Chris Kemp. Now, before we go any further, I have personally known this person for around 16 years, I know to a degree where he started and how far he’s come. My biggest challenge with this was to remain as unbiased as possible. We caught up a bit as live jazz music could be heard from the 2 artists playing in the venue, giving acknowledgements and introductions to the other perform…
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Nipsey Hussle Explains The Importance of Ownership

Hard Knock Tv's Nick Huff Barili sits down with Nipsey Hussle for in-depth interview at Truth Studios. Part 2 starts with Nipsey giving advice to young artists sharing that its important to study your craft and own your masters. As the interview continues, Nipsey breaks down keys to building wealth. Part 2 ends with Nipsey talking about Rick Ross and Puff Daddy and the blueprints they laid out for building an empire. 

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Mary Ellen Mark and Helena Christensen Discuss Photography

Mark and Mary are known for doing different types of work but are both highly regarded photographers in the industry. And to hear some of their stories is quite an interesting experience. At one point, Mary talks about visiting a morgue on Oaxaca and seeing things that she said really changed who she is.

Similarly, Helena talks about taking a course with Mary Ellen Mark and getting into the art form. My words aren’t going to do this half hour video any justice, so just watch it.


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