Latest Interview: The Clipse

Virginia Is For Grindin'

It’s very well-known that Virginia is for lovers—lovers of music, lovers of hip hop. With talent like Timbaland, Missy & Pharell all hailing from the loving state, it’s no wonder why two of VA’s finest—Malice & Pusha—are not only filling those big shoes, but using said shoes to walk along their own path to greatness. It was a chance meeting between Malice & Pharell that lead them into a flourishing musical relationship. Already friends with Pusha, Pharell heard a rhyme that Pusha wrote one day & The Clipse were born. It took them a minute to gain some mainstream success, but once listeners caught on to their hit single, “Grindin’,” The Clipse were in heavy rotation by hip hoppers with an affinity for lyricism & minimalism. Click here to read the entire article.

He Said/She Said

As I was transcribing an interview I did last week with General Steele (half of Smif N Wessun), he started saying some cool things about me. He doesn't know me personally, so these were just general things about me being a writer. I loved what he said, so I felt like sharing. There are moments that happen like these often in interviews and from now on, I think I should share. So, there will be more self indulgent quotes from celebs I interview soon to come. Don't judge me! Love me.

You're a boss in this hip hop thing. You're a writer. You get the information out to people that would never know about things otherwise. You have the inside edition. I couldn't imagine how many people you speak to in regards to doing what you're doing. Keep doing your thing, ma.

-General Steele

Dani [plus] Day 26 [equals] A Sexy Good Time.

Who loves Making the Band? I know I do. I got a chance to sit down with the fellas of Day26 (minus Willie) and chop it up.

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Oh yeah and unfortunately I am not the editor of the site, so, those grammatical and spelling errors...don't look at me!

I know, WRITE!

I have been so effing busy with all of my freelance, that I barely have time or energy to come to my little humble bloggy poo. I miss this. I will try to be better with time management so that I can keep you fools updated on the goings on.

In one of my latest published pieces, I got to sit down with Mr. Fonzworth Bentley. Yeah, you know him. He's one of Diddy's most "famous" assistants, you know, before I Want To Work For Diddy. He's the dude that you've seen holding up umbrellas for Diddy while in San Tropez and even dancing around in various videos, sometimes with an umbrella. Hey, might as well make it work for you.

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