This Is My House! Kanye Snatches Rich Boys Beat, and The Roots Came And Wend And I Got The Pics
Posted on March 6, 2007 6:05 AM
What’s good everybody. Well yesterday’s comments on the G-unit post were interesting to say the least. I got accused of being homosexual, I was once again asked to resign, and this groundbreaking, and extremely popular Hip-Hop site was accused of hating on G-Unit.
All the comments were appreciated, and the most important thing that I valued was the fact that everybody got their points across by being respectful. While some of you got out of hand, overall you guys kept it clean.
I got a “Poppin” or “Floppin” for you kind of. On the heels of Rich Boy doing his thing, with the explosive southern single “Throw Some D’s”, it looks like Kanye “to tha”, decided to snatch the beat and make his own version. He also shot a video for it. What y’all think? Is it disrespectful to snatch another up and comers beat and make a buffoonery out of it.
Oh and before y’all start in on me…I know Kanye aint got shit to do with Atlanta, but hey what can I say, THIS IS MY HOUSE!!!
As you all know I didn’t make it to the Roots concert, but I got some pictures for y’all to check out.
Black Thought rocked the crowd out.
?uestlove did his thing too.
Hip-Hop fans came out to represent. See people, Hip-Hop is universal!
Comments
First!!!!!!
@Gyant
Make it relivent Attic Crew,Dungeon Family is ATLANTA..you STILL have know IDEA or clue of WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE.
Last post on blog.
POLOW DA DON is CEO ZONE 4 PRODUCTIONS
Throw some D's Artist Rich Boy is signed to his label.
Attic Crew /JIM CROW member
Pussy cat dolls BUTTONS
Fergie London bridge
Ludcris
Young Buck
Produced TOO MANY OTHER ATLANTA ARTIST, GREW UP WITH OR SHOT BALL WIT FOLK before he made bail or fcked with a micr or mpc.
1 time fo Big Floaty
P.A. straight no chase...
Big Reese
Zone 4 Ben Hill
ATTIC CREW
Holy shit gyant, that's me in that picture at the bottom. I'm the white nigga chucking up a deuce!!. The other white nigga to my left is Killa C from that infamous OC clique. It was a tight concert, the roots rocked that shit and everyone enjoyed it. I was still hungover from Cowboys the night before as you can see in the picture but i was still feeling the energy. Oktoba, now you know what I look like, look out for me and I got some black niggaz that roll with us too.
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GYANT UR A FUCKIN FAG
GYANT UR A FUCKIN FAG
You got those pics from AJC, playboi yo suck balls
Kanye's Version is Wack.boooooo!!!!! Mine is Better. I talk About Church Shoes. It's Called "Church Shoes On My Feet." it's on my myspace page. It's Harder than Rich Boy's (On Sunday @ least).
Dat video is funny az hell.
Ya a muthafuckn fool
Gyant, wha the fuck i remember when u actually used to write about interesting hip hop news, now u jus write to hear urself talk
U DICK
I got beef wit u
Kanye is a ill ass dude.
Whoever makes this niggas homemade videos is the illest.
I seen videos on BET with lower resolution.
here we go again nothing to do with ATL at all wtf???? gyant you are corny
Yeah, Herbz, we were in the house Sunday night. Black Thought thought it was a good idea to start rocking a bead chain. A couple white niggaz from da burbz followed him out to his Mazda and asked him politely for that shit. When he refused, we got all buckwild on his ass. What happened next, you ask? Well, lets just say, I'm feeling that Gucci Mane song, "So Icy." I'm rocking the wooden beads like they was Kanye's conflict diamonds. Black Thought on the other hand left wit a red mark on his cheek where a certain White Nigga Movement CEO slapped him. ?uestlove dipped out quick after someone pointed out that there was some kind of cucaracha/lizard creature living in his afro. Some of y'all thought the White Nigga Movement was too scared to come out of our cribs, but we was there. See the pic above for a couple members of the infamous OC clique. They been running shit from Atlanta to Oxford, GA for about 7 years now. Never been pulled over, once! I-20 is our highway to heaven. Holla back brothas...
Yo, did anyone see what happened between Reuben and Zack's friend? All I remember seeing was Reuben on top of Zack's friend and Zack was trying to pull him off. Then Reuben said, "Zack, get the fuck off me or I'm gonna kill you!" Zack backed up, then Reuben let the other dude up. Man, that shit was crazy! Someone said it all happened because of Cat, Zack's girlfriend. Man, all of this over a BITCH! I think Zack's boy thought that Reuben was trying to get up in Cat's nook nook without Zack knowing. This pussy then decided to take up for Zack and start shit with Reuben?! Are you fucking kididng me?! Man, that shit is fucked up. Someone should let Zack know, for real, that Cat gives up the nook nook to whomever she wants and she don't need to ask Zack for permission. Mmm... I know I'd sure like a piece of Cat's ass. She be lookin good y'all!
Funny how this cat can take such a watered down subject like your rim size and actually make SOMETHING out of it. Throw some D's bangs, but I hope that nigga dont come out with another song about rims. I hope that really plays itself out down south, and soon.
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@ Matt Herbz & WNM07
You guys are nothing but clowns, don't nobody wanna hear your corny stories, you suburb punks.
Kayne's video is funny as hell...he works my nerves with all his diva antics, but he is really talented, as well as whoever came up with the concept for the video...its refreshing when he doesnt take himself too seriously...
@ Lames
Which one are you the Pu$$y in the Black or the Pudgey Faggot in the blue???
My name must taste like sweaty ball sacks because you keep them in your mouth... LOL
You a lame and everybody knows... Where the other Wigga Lucky with his unemployed a$$ he don't get up before 12 lazy a$$ wigga....
DJ OKTOBA STILL CHILLING
resign...you are a homosexual. SOHH Rezidue owns you.
LOL!! Kanye ripped that ish! This is way a better parody than Weird Al's White and Nerdy.
@ LAME (DJ OKTOBA) You iz a bitch azz boy. You said you would do something to us on sunday and you didn't. We were there (see pic. above). You didn't show. The WNM07 can spot a LAFSAN (Lame Ass Fat Sweaty Ass Nigga) a mile away, and we ain't smell ya.
You iz a fraud, 40 year old unknown DJ
WNM07 Still goin strong!
To the CORNY Muthafuckas who keep talking bout White Niggaz.
Will you please shut the fuck up. You don't understand dude. You think it's funny to come on here and be able to type the word nigga a thousand times but you sound pathetic.
You really gonna get fucked up coming on here doing that dumb shit.
You think SOHH can't see where your posting from. It's only a matter of time b4 someone beats your ass.
Posted by: Essex at March 6, 2007 10:30 AM
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Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Jay-Z Sells Clothing Company Rocawear For $204 Million In Cash
By Nolan Strong
Date: 3/6/2007 10:14 am
Rapper/mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has entered into a deal to sell clothing company Rocawear for $204 million in cash to the Iconix Brand Group, a company that licenses and markets such popular brands as Candies, Joe Boxer, Mudd, London Fog, Ocean Pacific and others.
The deal, which was announced today, (Mar. 6) could also net Jay-Z $35 million in Iconix stock, if the Rocawear brand meets certain performance requirements over the next three-five years.
"Iconix is pioneering a new brand management model and by combining Rocawear with their platform, my team and I can focus on our strengths in design and lifestyle
marketing." Jay-Z said. "I'm also looking forward to working with Neil Cole and the Iconix organization on other brand development opportunities."
Jay-Z will continue to be in charge of all product development, marketing and licensing for Rocawear, which boasts annual retail sales of over $700 million.
The rapper will retain his stake in the operating company the manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel line, and the mogul's two partners, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will continue to ran the manufacturing company.
"This is the largest acquisition Iconix has made and Rocawear is a brand that is increasing in market share and has extraordinary potential for growth," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group commented. "The leadership team is already in place to fulfill our mission and we will maintain complete continuity within the business by having Jay and his team in charge of all product development, licensing and marketing. Jay and his partners in the operating company that manufactures all of the Rocawear men's apparel, Alex Bize and Norton Cher, will become our licensee for the core business. Iconix will add talent and resources that I believe will
help make Rocawear a billion dollar global brand. This acquisition will be transformative for Iconix in terms of its scale, the diversification it brings to our portfolio of brands as well as having someone as talented as Jay-Z joining our company and the many synergies that could bring."
Iconix is forecasting that Rocawear, which was founded in 1995, will generate almost $43 million in royalty revenue during the first 12 months of the agreement.
Iconix and Jay-Z have also reached a deal to form a new brand management/licensing company that will debut a new luxury brand titled The Shawn Carter Collection, which is due in stores in 2008.
The deal is expected to close this month.
Rapper Cam'Ron Just entered into a deal with Linlux Inc. to sell Diplomats Clothing for an estimated $37 Dollars.
By:Anthony Schofield of the
Harlem Gazzete. 3/6/07
The deal which is still on the table may be finalized as early as today, and may give Cam'ron even more earning power with a LinoLux's motion to aquire Sizzurp Beverage Company, also which is co owned by Cam'ron and current diplomats A&R Duke the God.
If the deal goes through LinoLux is expecting to earn $342 in revenue within the second quarter of the year.
LinoLux and Cam'Ron have also created a new marketing venture label tentativly titled Harlem Planet Ad Co. which will serve as a marketing company for every and all Diplomat's Records projects.
It'll be funny when one of you bitches confront me about my shit and I tear you a new asshole. You wouldn't know what the fuck to do after that. Point is: We were there at the concert, we were looking for DJ Oktoba, and he never appeared. He was probably backstage all night eating the catered food that was supposed to be for The Roots. Every time he snatched a cracker wit cheese he probably mumbled to himself, "A nigga gotta eat...a nigga gotta eat"
@ Matt Herbs
Your gonna die!!!
Rich Boy's song is about celebrating life and making the most out of what you have. It's more than just about some muthafucking rims. Ya'll don't feel the music or listen to the lyrics, ya'll just listen to the hook. That's why Nas constantly complains that hip hop is dead. Cause ya'll muthafuckers just don't get it.
Yeah right:!@ SmokeOne
If Rich boy's song is about celebrating life and making the most out of what you have. then why does he say Rich Boy selling crack in the first sentence.
Shut the fuck up.
You just mad cause Kanye's version is better.
That was a funny a$$ vid. You got to admit kanye made the beat work for him purty good!
Man music is for everyone and if someone and us your beat and make it sound good if not better i say let it happen. I've heard many artists steal a beat and work it better then the orginal artist.... What do you think mixtapes are all about... If you can make it work for you why not?
@ Sweaty Ball Licking Lames
Co~Sign with SmokeOne Rich Boy is a different type of Dude Alabama Representing "Throw Some D's on that Bitch" MOB on the Map baby!!!
Just for the record Don't Ever Tell/Say you looking for me punk a$$ bitch I was at the Show with a DJ OKTOBA Airbrush on I walked around for almost an hour after the show "No tuff talk, NO WNM07" You a Fag, and run with a Bum named Lucky... Fuck Off you looking for me hit me up @ djoktoba@gmail.com I ain't never scarred...
"Real recognize Real and you looking Un~Familiar"
Don't get yourself into something you can't get out of it ain't funny online but its flat out Scary Face 2 Face...
Believe that lil fella!!!
DJ OKTOBA STILL CHILLING
And quit using my sign~off's Fagg you about to get Fucked Up you better read this whole Post it ain't just me who realizes How ignanorantthat shit is You Doing....
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No hate keep moving along...props to Gyant..even don't understand the rath u breed lol..I'm from NY and about yesterday post no cares about G unit/Dipset if it ain't 50 or Camron Jimmy Juelz they might as well stay where they belong on mixtapes. ex: lloyd banks 300,000 (just about) JR Writer (15,000..he prolly bougth his own shit) a nigga that name his mixtape album writer's block shouldn't expect us to expect much ya dig! for the Stans it ain't just the facts and oh yea Hell rell and jr Writer ain't even harlemnites 1! P.S. Kanye killed Throw Some D's on that Bitch!!!
On some real shit...I'm in the picture of the cats on the front row...these two lames who say they were...need to chill out. The show was off the chain. Lupe came out and got the crowd hyped and then the Roots came and crushed the Tabernacle. They even brought Cassidy out on stage and he spit a fyre verse! Hip Hop ain't dead!
G,
If my memory serves me correctly: Kanye was born in ATL. Before he blew up he was at Kweli's show at Variey Playhouse in Lil 5. I'm almost positive he said that he was born in ATL. Then again, it was a few yrs ago and I was hella blazed.
-V
"Throw some Ds"? more like "Smoke Some Trees"
Please fire this dude gyant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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