Tuesday, April 23, 2019

A-Thug Onwership A Nipsey Hussle Tribute - The Marathon Continues



The Marathon Continues From Crenshaw to Harlem 



The enormous outpouring of love for Nipsey Hussle continues. In death Nip has not only inspired others to follow in his footsteps health wise,but also in other areas like empowering the community,charity, music, business and ownership of ones decisions and one's own financial prosperity.

Receiving praise from everyone from Basketball players, music entertainers,actors, the people from his community even the former United States president Barack Obama, a local entrepreneur from Harlem A-Thug has been inspired by the life of Nipsey Hussle and has begun a movement focus on ownership. Peep the song below which is now streaming on all major platforms





A-Thug is a business man and a hard worker, he wishes to spread that mindset to all who listen to his music hoping to have positive change in the community and to build a stronger more self sufficient community. This mindset will also empower people,giving them more self esteem in and self importance allowing them to provide for their family and ultimately create a better life and generational wealth.






Friday, April 5, 2019

DRAKE & FUTURE HINTING AT A NEW COLLAB MIXTAPE



WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE

Drake and Future have something up their sleeves.

On Thursday night, Hendrix posted an Instagram story that teased what sounds like a collaborative project. 

"What's that?" Drake says as he holds up two fingers. "We gotta cook that up. That 2."

"It's already cooked up," Future responds. "Top secret."




Many fans suspect Future and Drizzy are teasing a sequel for their 2015 joint mixtape What a Time to Be Alive. Rumors of a part 2 have circulated for years, but the anticipation increased in recent weeks following a report by OnSmash. Sources told the online publication that Drake and Future have already completed WATTBA2, which might explain Future's "It's already cooked up" comment.

OnSmash reports the rumored project features entirely new records, rather than leftovers from the recording sessions for the original tape. 

Stay tuned as more details about the "top secret" project—or whatever it is—become available.

Drake is currently overseas for his Assassination Vacation Tour and is expected to drop the Scorpion follow-up later this year.

Listen to some of the dope Drake X Future Collabs from their previous mixtape





The Fresh Prince is back and its heavy on the drama


Maxing Relaxing All Cool

Things aren't all fuzzy dice for the Fresh Prince in Bel-Air, which explores the far more dramatic side of what happens when a young man born and raised on the streets of West Philadelphia is sent to live with his well-to-do uncle on the other side of the country. Everything is flipped, turned upside down in this genuinely great The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air fan trailer from writer and director Morgan Cooper. Starring Jerry Madison as Will, who gets sent to live with his uncle and cousins for a far more intense reason than a little schoolyard fight, this 100% looks like it's a real drama coming to theaters this fall.

Yup, no question, we would 100% watch that. And we are already prepared to start off hating Carlton, only to watch he and Will develop a mutual love and respect for each other over time, straight up to the point where their goodbye makes us cry. (Uh, not that happened with the original series...)
Why we care: Last year, SNL served up an extremely dark and gritty reinterpretation of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. The digital short mixed ’90s nostalgia with some disturbing elements for a truly surreal throwback. But director and lifelong Fresh Prince superfan Morgan Cooper has something more ambitious in mind with his just-debuted tribute to the show.

Bel-Air is a fake trailer that heavily dramatizes the events of The Fresh Prince so convincingly, you could swear it was a real movie. This well-produced short cheekily uses all the tropes of a tear-jerking Oscar-contender, while breezing through a checklist of Fresh Prince lore. We see more of that “one little fight” that so scared Will’s mom on the series that she exiled him from West Philadelphia to Bel-Air. We witness the historic initial meeting between Will and his sidekick Jazz, portrayed as though it’s John Lennon meeting Paul McCartney for the first time in a Beatles biopic. We hear Carlton being a little prick. The only thing this otherwise perfect fake-trailer is missing is a joke about recasting Aunt Viv midway through.

Have a look:



If you where feeling the song used in the trailer the video is linked below