WAR 42

Peep some footage of Jel TKO in this first clip. Wonder how much they got her in this movie.

Stay Hi 149

From the time that Bun B released his first album to the time his released his new album he’s been through more stuff than we can imagen. His partner and close friend Pimp C died shortly after being released from prison, from and accidental overdose of Promethazine/Codeine “syrup” mixed with a pre-existing medical condition, sleep apnea. After time pasted he started to realize that times in the future can change and that not everything goes as planned. And for the first time ever his album topped the charts after a long run in his career. He stays true to his promise “UGK for life” and tells that the more things change, the more he stays the same. The songs on this album add a personal hope to his story of struggles. He humors his records with tales from the past, as in the song “Damn I’m Cold” and continues to put a more focused tone on the finishing tracks such as “You’re Everything”. Even though he lost a lot, he proves that he’s gained much too, adressing the lost but continueing to look forward to the new. He’s still the same man and has many more plans ahead and looks forward to carrying on the weight and proving he’ still one of the most reliable voices in Dirty South Music and will continue to be the best.

1. II Trill
2. That’s Gangsta / Sean Kingston
3. Damn I’m Cold
4. You’re Everything / Rick Ross
5. I Luv That
6. Swang on Em / Lupe Fiasco
7. My Block
8. Get Cha Issue
9. Pop It 4 Pimp / Webbie
10. Good II Me
11. Underground Thang / Chamillionaire
12. If I Die II Night / Lyfe Jennings
13. Another Soldier / Cobe
14. If It Was Up II Me
15. Trill Talk
16. Angel in the Sky / Lil’ Razah
17. II Trill Talk
18. Keep It 100

 

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Police in Arvada, Colorado are looking for two men that were caught on tape robbing a liquor store May 16. They say the men came fully equiped with green and blue thongs used as masks for their face. (What the fuck not armed and and having some bitches panties round your face when you probably didn’t even get any pussy.)

The thongs barely even covered the mans nose, mouth and chin leaving the rest of his face exposed. One of the men wore a small pink backpack in which they put all the items they stole. Including money and plenty of money.

(Please tell me what type of man that claims he’s a hard ass nigguh where’s a fucking small pink backpack to go rob a liquor store? I would probably put a fucking thong over my head to cover my face too, so no one would know who the fuck I was when i robbed that shit with a gay ass backpack.)

Who cares what the fuck they were wearing at least they got away wearing that shit.

Police arrest notorious graffiti tag artist Cyrus “Buket” Yazdani on felony vandalism charges this week in Los Angeles but wrong images of the man in custody continue to circulate and appear at the top of the hour on CBS 9 and ABC 7 Newscasts due to the LA Times Newspaper mistakenly identifying Yazdani with a Youtube. com photo of highly acclaimed MC and Producer Evidence of Dilated Peoples

(Los Angeles, California – May 28, 2008) Los Angeles Detectives took Cyrus “Buket” Yazdani into custody this week on felony vandalism charges. The man who police describe as “one of Los Angeles’ most prolific taggers” was habitual for videotaping his handiwork and uploading footage to the web. The well known local tagger became recognized globally when videos of him spray painting on a Hollywood Fwy overpass, with cars zooming by 20 feet below began ciruclating over the internet.

Respected Dilated People’s member Michael “Evidence” Perretta has been making noise on the underground hip-hop scene since the trio appeared in the late 1990’s. In reference to the photo of the MC plastered across the front page of the Los Angeles Times and displayed hourly on various television newscasts depicting him as the arrested tagger Evidence says, “I only met Buket once when I was asked to do a promo for an internet show, however I am obviously not him and find it humorous how the media didn’t take the time to figure this out before running such an extensive story.

Evidence explains how he was approached by Yazdani over a year ago and asked to say a few promotional words on film. The rapper explains, “In my line of work anytime someone asks me for a recorded or live video promo I’m always glad to do it. I have co-signed thousands of Internet, Radio and TV shows as well as various other forms of media. This could have happened to any entertainer, not just me.” Unbeknowest to the celeb endorser his words would be edited and used as an introductory segment running prior to footage of Yazdani making his mark on the 101 Hollywood Fwy.

The segment entitled “War 4” circulated on Youtube. com and was watched by over 200,000 viewers. Video images of Evidence were accidentally pulled by the Los Angeles Times when Yazdani was taken into custody, thus mistakenly identifying the MC for the notorious tagger.

Evidence has been a torchbearer and champion of underground hip-hop culture. He remains a positive identity within this often misrepresented and marginalized community. Raised in Venice Beach, California the former breakdancer has released four critically acclaimed and socially conscious albums alongside Dilated Peoples and last year had tremendous success with his solo debut The Weatherman. The songs tackled issues of politics and revolution as well as containing powerful tribute tracks to his mother. The celebrated MC has created his own unique blend of beats and rhymes making him a staple and respected figure on the current musical landscape. Evidence and Dilated Peoples have graced covers and appeared within the pages of Vibe, The Source, King, XXL, YRB, Vapors, Alternative Press, URB and XLR8R while his production work has included tracks for the Beastie Boys, Linkin Park, Swollen Members, Defari, Planet Asia and co- production on Kanye West’s Grammy award winning album College Dropout.

Evidence says he wants this huge mistake cleared up and retractions made by the media. Meanwhile he is busy preparing for upcoming nationwide show dates during the “Fresh Rhymes & Videotape Tour” featuring Dilated Peoples, The Alchemist, Aceyalone and 88 Keys. The tour runs from June 2nd – June 29th and will hit all major cities.

For additional information please visit: www.myspace.com/dilatedpeoples