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“Wale: How many pairs of ‘94 Pippens does he own?”
Dear Mitch Richmond,
The thing I like about Wale is that he references stuff I know about and also stuff that I have no idea about. Read that back to me. Thanks.
On Whole Time, he alludes to a pair of all-black Pippens, leading me to believe he is the proud owner of this particular colourway. Many congratulations to you.
On Warrick Avenue, he alludes to his knickers and his blue and white Pippens, which are available at DQM and other sneaker boutiques both within the USA and abroad.
My question is, does he have a pair of the red Pippens, worn by Scottie during the ‘94 All Star Weekend. This is my colourway of choice given the attention they received during the weekend’s festivities.
These are readily available to the public and hence I am requesting he purchase a pair on my behalf, and mail them to my secret hideout post haste.
I wanna be Hollywood like Robinson, but I ain’t gettin’ paid like McIlvaine.
Alternatively, a pair of ?uestos would suffice.
Enjoy your Yuletide,
R.A.
“Been out of this world, Captain EO youngin….one of the youngest in the game, them n*ggas still my hijos youngin.” Wale “UK Freestyle” Click HERE to download
I used to love this movie when I was a kid. I actually have it on DVD too. Captain EO is a 3-D film formerly shown at Disney theme parks. The film stars Michael Jackson. It was directed by Francis Ford Coppola, executive-produced by George Lucas, choreographed by Jeffrey Hornaday, photographed by Peter Anderson, produced by Rusty Lemorande, and written by Lemorande, Lucas and Coppola. The score was written by James Horner, and featured two songs (”We Are Here to Change the World” and “Another Part of Me”) by Michael Jackson. The Supreme Leader was played by Anjelica Huston. Famed cinematographer Vittorio Storaro acted as visual consultant. It opened at Disneyland on September 18, 1986 and closed April 7, 1997. It opened at Epcot on September 12, 1986 and closed July 6, 1994.
Click the picture to enlarge. Shouts to Good Bully on the artwork. You’ve seen a different version of this pic on Wale’s myspace but never this one.
DJBooth.net’s “Best of the Booth” awards has nominated Wale in the “Breaking Through in 2009″ category. You can vote for Wale to win this award by visiting DJBooth.net, starting on Tuesday, December 23.
Just a little sumpin to jog the memories of that awesome show
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From CurrentTV:
Top 5 Mixtapes of ‘08
http://current.com/items/89633873/top_5_mi…
Wrapping up 2008, the Daily Fix looks back at the year of the mix tape. We bring you our top 5! Black Milk recruited Pharaohe Monch, Kardinall Offishall, Bishop Lamont and others for his release, “Elec,” a teaser for his album “Tronic.” Wale put out his Seinfeld inspired “The Mixtape About Nothing.” The Hood Internet honored it’s hometown with “The Hood Internet vs. Chicago.” Charles Hamilton released 10 mixtapes including our favorite, “Crash Landed.” Lil Wayne released “The Drought Is Over Part 6″ and Kanye West redeemed himself with “Sky High.” Okay, that’s 6. You tell us your picks.
The Daily Fix is the first music blog on TV airing on Current TV. The 2-minute daily music news show delivers cutting edge music news and insightful opinion in compelling short doses, utilizing MP3’s and user-generated video from all over the web. Hosted by Douglas Caballero, the show airs daily at 9:31am, 1:31pm, 5:31pm, 8:31pm, 12:31am, 4:31am Eastern Time and can be found online at current.com/dailyfix.
