fri 10/5/2007
Underground rap comes up and surfaces on the streets of the West Village in NYC today. Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn-born-and-raised rapper Papoose is in the building. The man inspired by legends like Rakim, Kool G. Rap and Big Daddy Kane explains his name – it means “Indian baby” – and what’s up with his new LP, The Nacirema Dream ("American" spelled backwards).
SUN 2:30 PM
AyOo Wutz CRACkiN FRANky?
yO SON yUr ShOW IS MAd AWSOME, LOVE DEM MUSiC ViDEOS, BUt yO 1 QUEStiON WUtz dAh NAME Of DAt PlACE iN LONG iSLAND tO MAKE An AppiOntMENt tO BOMB CUz I WANNA BOMB DER HiT ME Up In My MSN.
ANd Yo PLAy DAh SONg "KiSS KiSS" by ChRiS BROWN ft. T-PAiN, iTZ HoT SONG.
Aiight PCe OuT
LATINOS STAND UP !
(Queens, New York)
versus: Vampires vs. Werewolves
Green is Universal: Crash
Chicas Talk Back: Ladies!
One Nation: Xtreme in NYC
song showdown: I Can Transform Ya or Baby By Me?
Ask Jorge: How do I wear leggings without getting camel toe?
Are people who speak Spanglish just lazy?
ª└εx© Says:
hey frankie will you play souljagirl by souljaboy tell em if it has a music video? i will love you for ever if you do....peace out ppl! hey im not living in amarillo anymore though thats where i lived for the past 8 years!!!! how kool!
sarah
(amarillo)
10/5/2007