
By Jamie Benson
The hip-hop world suddenly turned their attention to Washington, DC when in 2006 two of the city’s most popular artists, Tabi Bonney and Wale, emerged as the leading candidates to represent the local scene on a national scale. Although Wale has since signed a major label deal with Interscope, Tabi has remained on the independent circuit with the release of his first album, “A Fly Guy’s Theme,” plus a follow-up LP that is set to drop this fall.
In fifteen minutes with elitaste.com, Tabi reveals a few details about his new album, his take on Wale’s recent success, and whether or not he’ll be making the switch from music to movies in the near future. (more…)

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WantsForSale.com might be one of the coolest things I’ve seen in a very long time. These two painters basically paint something they want then sell the painting for how much the thing they painted actually costs. So for instance, in the picture above, they painted their rent check ($1056.07) and then sold the painting for $1056.07. Check out the other Wants that they now have


They even use their powers for philanthropy

Shouts to Matty G for telling me about this. And check out his artist Che Grand
Nike essentially created another type of shoe we needed to have
But remember how sick Barry Sanders was? And Bo Jackson (really sad he never got to realize his potential). You can’t sell a lot of football cleats to people who don’t play football. But you can sell CROSSTRAINERS!
And PRO STARS!
Great call going with Hype on this. Similar camera angles/performance shots as the Gold Digger video. Also, the puppet imitation at 2:12 reminds me of David Byrne from Stop Making Sense

Just got this for my desk. One of my favorite movies of all time.





Personally, I could care less if Ricky was a C.O. I still think he’s good at what he does which is entertain. All these rappers are phony. I find it mind blowing that common folk think Rick actually made a quarter mill off dope even after a platinum selling album?