Author: JY
Young Active Black Man
Ne-Yo is facing a dilema, His most talented dancer want to leave the club, she don’t wanna dance forever, that’s it’s only temporary she said. Sadden by this situation, Ne-yo which has never felt like this before brought some friends along, a little more experienced to help him talk to the girl a lil better. Respectively Trey songz and T-pain reached out say what they gotta say listen. It’s after the Jump to find out the end the story
His newest video for “Party On 5th Ave” shows the Pittsburgh rapper the streets, litterally with a few of friends. Off Highly Anticipated Blue Slide Park album, which is set to hit stores November 8th, Miller Treat His fan the right way for Halloween. Check it out after the Jump
Music video by Future performing Tony Montana, Future fly from ATL to Santo Domingo to find the problem behind a drug deal gone bad. Watch it above
Mary J. Blige ft Drake – Mr Wrong by I-likeitalot
Mary J. Blige presents her latest single “Mr. Wrong” featuring Drake. The song will be featured on MJB’s tenth studio album, “My Life II… The Journey Continues (Act I)”, which is slated to hit stores on November 21. “Mr. Wrong” was produced by Rico Love and Jim Jonsin. Press Play Above
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NEW MUSIC : Mac Miller – Party On Fifth Ave
Mac Miller – Party On Fifth Ave by I-likeitalot
Off Mac Miller Upcoming Album Blue Side Park, Hot 97’s DJ Enuff Previewed which seems like to Be Mac Miller New Single, From the Classic Doug E Fresh Sample Party on fith Ave Take you to this House Party that you remember and Keep talking about. PRESS PLAY Above and Enjoy, There is a Party on fifth Ave features on “Blue Slide Park” which will be in stores and online on November 8th 2011
Professor Green performed at the Metropolis studio in London for a recording session. Accompanied by his band, the Vocalist add something extra to the song entitled “Never be at the right time” a Song is taken from Professor Green’s second album “At Your Inconvenience” which will be available Online and in Stores October 31st 2011. Check out The Performance after the Break.
To get into the spirit of Halloween, Stussy teamed up with legendary Creepy magazine for a series of Tee shirts and hats, using original art pulled from the archives of Creepy. Creepy was a hugely popular American horror-comic magazine launched by Warren Publishing in 1964. It was a black-and-white newsstand publication featuring art by some of the most influential comic book artists of all time, including Frank Frazetta, Steve Ditko, Neal Adams, and John Severin. Creepy Magazine has been cited by many of the old school graffiti legends and illustrators from skateboarding industry as a major influence on them when they were growing up. Stussy caught up with current Creepy Magazine owner Dan Braun in New York to hear about this historical publication.
Check out the Full entry after the Jump featuring the full serie of Tee shirts, Hats and even 3D Glasses