A$AP

[me no pass]

Originally Posted by Cyber Smoke

Originally Posted by GolfWang

Originally Posted by Cyber Smoke



Dude is lost

"I'm Texas trill, Texas trill"
you guys dont pay attention to any of his tracks or what?

 

[redman]

Originally Posted by Buc Em

Originally Posted by ninjahood

Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1

Street hip-hop is dead in NYC ninja, get out of here with that garbage...ASAP has the ear of all the "yuppies" and "hipsters" you always talk about who have ran this scene for the past half-decade plus now.  Vado is garbage, no one below 125 cares to listen to him.  This is like when you tried to argue that Fred Da Godson had a right to be on the XXL cover last year, you stuck in 97 fam.  ASAP already has songs that have blown up bigger than any Vado song and is branching out to various cities to work with people.  Do more people listen to Vado in NYC? Sure.  But do people that are considered tastemakers actually like Vado? Nah...I've never heard any Vado songs at any NYC establishment in all the time I've lived here duke.  I'm already hearing ASAP in the club.  Having the co-sing of an important few>Having the ear of the streets, when it comes to the NYC rap game right now.

lol....street hiphop is Dead in NYC?

last time i checked, maino, uncle murder, da lox, dipset, wu-tang, Nas etc. are doing JUST fine for themselves



damn yuppies tryin to tell a cat like me that walks da PAVEMENT in da boros daily whats hot

and i NEVER said fred da godson had any right to be on da XXL..i said CLEARLY he was holding Vado's position.



and to keep it EXTRA funky, da hottest person in NYC right now is French Montana...asap got ALOT to do before people outside da blogsphere care about him like that.



da average NYCer KNOWS who vado is...hell they all yellin slime this...stop it 5 that...aint no average NYer can tell you who ASAP is...his song LITERALLY only comes on hot 97 when DJ enuff plays it on da rush hour.



like i said plenty of times before..let ur man bubble FIRST before you declare him better then anyone...son dont even have a MIXTAPE

Bro nobody outside of New York knows who the *$+% Maino is besides that MTV show, "Hi Hater" and that song with T-Pain. Does Uncle Murda even make music anymore? The only thing I remember from him was the Papoose beef and that "Bullet" video that costed $5 bucks. He's probably homeless right now honestly. You should go buy him a meal since that's your boy. The rest of that list hasn't done anything substantial in a decade......literally. It's people like you that hold New York back. You don't wanna listen or support anything different. As someone posted, this is why New York can't have good things. It seems like this dude has been "chosen" right now, so just get behind the dude's wave and support the guy. Similar to what Houston did with Mike Jones....he might not be the best rapper in the world, but keep the guy's wave going and he can put on the rest of up-comers in the city and give New York a new swag.

Took the words out of mouth. No one is checking for NY artist. Jay Z is the relevant rapper out of NYC.

 

[redman]

Originally Posted by Buc Em

Originally Posted by ninjahood

Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1

Street hip-hop is dead in NYC ninja, get out of here with that garbage...ASAP has the ear of all the "yuppies" and "hipsters" you always talk about who have ran this scene for the past half-decade plus now.  Vado is garbage, no one below 125 cares to listen to him.  This is like when you tried to argue that Fred Da Godson had a right to be on the XXL cover last year, you stuck in 97 fam.  ASAP already has songs that have blown up bigger than any Vado song and is branching out to various cities to work with people.  Do more people listen to Vado in NYC? Sure.  But do people that are considered tastemakers actually like Vado? Nah...I've never heard any Vado songs at any NYC establishment in all the time I've lived here duke.  I'm already hearing ASAP in the club.  Having the co-sing of an important few>Having the ear of the streets, when it comes to the NYC rap game right now.

lol....street hiphop is Dead in NYC?

last time i checked, maino, uncle murder, da lox, dipset, wu-tang, Nas etc. are doing JUST fine for themselves



damn yuppies tryin to tell a cat like me that walks da PAVEMENT in da boros daily whats hot

and i NEVER said fred da godson had any right to be on da XXL..i said CLEARLY he was holding Vado's position.



and to keep it EXTRA funky, da hottest person in NYC right now is French Montana...asap got ALOT to do before people outside da blogsphere care about him like that.



da average NYCer KNOWS who vado is...hell they all yellin slime this...stop it 5 that...aint no average NYer can tell you who ASAP is...his song LITERALLY only comes on hot 97 when DJ enuff plays it on da rush hour.



like i said plenty of times before..let ur man bubble FIRST before you declare him better then anyone...son dont even have a MIXTAPE

Bro nobody outside of New York knows who the *$+% Maino is besides that MTV show, "Hi Hater" and that song with T-Pain. Does Uncle Murda even make music anymore? The only thing I remember from him was the Papoose beef and that "Bullet" video that costed $5 bucks. He's probably homeless right now honestly. You should go buy him a meal since that's your boy. The rest of that list hasn't done anything substantial in a decade......literally. It's people like you that hold New York back. You don't wanna listen or support anything different. As someone posted, this is why New York can't have good things. It seems like this dude has been "chosen" right now, so just get behind the dude's wave and support the guy. Similar to what Houston did with Mike Jones....he might not be the best rapper in the world, but keep the guy's wave going and he can put on the rest of up-comers in the city and give New York a new swag.

Took the words out of mouth. No one is checking for NY artist. Jay Z is the relevant rapper out of NYC.

 

[ai for mvp]

New Purrp

 

[ai for mvp]

New Purrp

 

[scotthallwithapick]

[h1]Creators Project announces 2 day DUMBO fest (Florence & the Machine, Atlas Sound, Company Flow, Four Tet, John Maus, more) [/h1]
[h1] [/h1]

PRESS RELEASE:

The Creators Project will return to New York from October 15 - October 16 by transforming the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn into a colossal two-day arts and technology festival.

After spending the year traveling the world, VICE and Intel's The Creators Project lands back in New York with a marquee lineup of live performances and original Studio works by groundbreaking artists, musicians, designers and filmmakers.

This year's festival will take to the streets of DUMBO, Brooklyn, erecting 30-foot sculptures, showcasing works from over thirty leading international artists, and featuring dozens of live music performances. The event will also include the world premiere of Karen O's psycho-opera, Stop The Virgens, along with film screenings and panels.

Original artworks include Life on Mars Revisited, an immersive short film of David Bowie's classic space-rock anthem from legendary music photographer Mick Rock and filmmaker Barney Clay; 'A Physical Manifestation of Ladies and Gentlemen, We Are Floating in Space,' a cathedral-like physical manifestation of the song created by Spiritualized's J. Spaceman and acclaimed film director Jonathan Glazer; and Origin, a striking thirty by thirty foot audiovisual installation by UVA and composer Scanner, which will be the largest responsive work ever created by the UK based artists.

The festival runs:
Saturday 12-10pm
Sunday 12-8pm

Except for Karen O at St Ann's, it's all free with RSVP.
Lineup, venue list, etc, below...

---
Live performances to include:

Florence + the Machine (UK)
· Four Tet (US)
· Company Flow (US)
· Yuksek (France)
· Atlas Sound (US)
· The Field (Sweden)
· ASAP Rocky + Clams Casino (US)
· Queen Sea Big Shark (China)
· Optimo (Scotland)
· Emicida (Brazil)
· Girl Unit (UK)
· Nosaj Thing + guests (US)
· John Maus (US)
· Teen Daze (US)

* Original multimedia artworks by Mick Rock, Barney Clay and David Bowie, United Visual Artists, Jonathan Glazer and J. Spaceman, and Quayola among others
· Life On Mars Revisited - Mick Rock, Barney Clay, and David Bowie
· A Physical Manifestation of Ladies & Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space - Jonathan Glazer and J. Spaceman
· Soil - Cantoni and Crescenti
· Origin - United Visual Artists
· Strata #4 - Quayola
· Meditation - Minha Yang
· R&Dazzle - SOFTlab
· Super Pong - SuperUber
· Jumbletron - Black Dice & Animal Collective,
· Six-forty-by-four-eighty - Zigelbaun + Coelho
· DisKinect - Team DisKinect
· Free Fall High Score - Antagonistic Applications

* Karen O's Stop The Virgens

Karen O's psycho-opera, Stop The Virgens will debut as part of the New York event. Produced by The Creators Project, Stop The Virgens is described as a psycho-opera that is an assault on the tragic joys of youth spun through a cycle of nine new songs. The psycho-opera, co-created by Karen O and renowned design director KK Barrett, is directed by Pulitzer Prize-finalist and New York theater stalwart Adam Rapp.

* Film screenings to include:
· Scenes from the Suburbs - Spike Jonze & Arcade Fire
· Follow Follow - Peng Lei
· Night Fishing - Park Chan Wook
· Collected Shorts - Edouard Salier

* Venues to include:
· Tobacco Warehouse
· St Ann's Warehouse
· Powerhouse Arena
· 30 Washington Street
· 55 Washington Street
· 56 Water Street
· 81 Front Street
· 47 Pearl Street

* Food and beverage to be provided by Brooklyn Flea

 

[scotthallwithapick]

[h1]Creators Project announces 2 day DUMBO fest (Florence & the Machine, Atlas Sound, Company Flow, Four Tet, John Maus, more) [/h1]
[h1] [/h1]

PRESS RELEASE:

The Creators Project will return to New York from October 15 - October 16 by transforming the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn into a colossal two-day arts and technology festival.

After spending the year traveling the world, VICE and Intel's The Creators Project lands back in New York with a marquee lineup of live performances and original Studio works by groundbreaking artists, musicians, designers and filmmakers.

This year's festival will take to the streets of DUMBO, Brooklyn, erecting 30-foot sculptures, showcasing works from over thirty leading international artists, and featuring dozens of live music performances. The event will also include the world premiere of Karen O's psycho-opera, Stop The Virgens, along with film screenings and panels.

Original artworks include Life on Mars Revisited, an immersive short film of David Bowie's classic space-rock anthem from legendary music photographer Mick Rock and filmmaker Barney Clay; 'A Physical Manifestation of Ladies and Gentlemen, We Are Floating in Space,' a cathedral-like physical manifestation of the song created by Spiritualized's J. Spaceman and acclaimed film director Jonathan Glazer; and Origin, a striking thirty by thirty foot audiovisual installation by UVA and composer Scanner, which will be the largest responsive work ever created by the UK based artists.

The festival runs:
Saturday 12-10pm
Sunday 12-8pm

Except for Karen O at St Ann's, it's all free with RSVP.
Lineup, venue list, etc, below...

---
Live performances to include:

Florence + the Machine (UK)
· Four Tet (US)
· Company Flow (US)
· Yuksek (France)
· Atlas Sound (US)
· The Field (Sweden)
· ASAP Rocky + Clams Casino (US)
· Queen Sea Big Shark (China)
· Optimo (Scotland)
· Emicida (Brazil)
· Girl Unit (UK)
· Nosaj Thing + guests (US)
· John Maus (US)
· Teen Daze (US)

* Original multimedia artworks by Mick Rock, Barney Clay and David Bowie, United Visual Artists, Jonathan Glazer and J. Spaceman, and Quayola among others
· Life On Mars Revisited - Mick Rock, Barney Clay, and David Bowie
· A Physical Manifestation of Ladies & Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space - Jonathan Glazer and J. Spaceman
· Soil - Cantoni and Crescenti
· Origin - United Visual Artists
· Strata #4 - Quayola
· Meditation - Minha Yang
· R&Dazzle - SOFTlab
· Super Pong - SuperUber
· Jumbletron - Black Dice & Animal Collective,
· Six-forty-by-four-eighty - Zigelbaun + Coelho
· DisKinect - Team DisKinect
· Free Fall High Score - Antagonistic Applications

* Karen O's Stop The Virgens

Karen O's psycho-opera, Stop The Virgens will debut as part of the New York event. Produced by The Creators Project, Stop The Virgens is described as a psycho-opera that is an assault on the tragic joys of youth spun through a cycle of nine new songs. The psycho-opera, co-created by Karen O and renowned design director KK Barrett, is directed by Pulitzer Prize-finalist and New York theater stalwart Adam Rapp.

* Film screenings to include:
· Scenes from the Suburbs - Spike Jonze & Arcade Fire
· Follow Follow - Peng Lei
· Night Fishing - Park Chan Wook
· Collected Shorts - Edouard Salier

* Venues to include:
· Tobacco Warehouse
· St Ann's Warehouse
· Powerhouse Arena
· 30 Washington Street
· 55 Washington Street
· 56 Water Street
· 81 Front Street
· 47 Pearl Street

* Food and beverage to be provided by Brooklyn Flea

 

[airmaxpenny1]

Florence & the Machine & Rocky

 

[airmaxpenny1]

Florence & the Machine & Rocky

 

[scotthallwithapick]

If you go make sure to check out Four Tet. Saw him this month and even feeling like death for 3 hours after a 4 gram cannibus chocolate bar it was

 

[scotthallwithapick]

If you go make sure to check out Four Tet. Saw him this month and even feeling like death for 3 hours after a 4 gram cannibus chocolate bar it was

 

[sherwin100s]

Seems like fun, good look bruh...just RSVPd

 

[sherwin100s]

Seems like fun, good look bruh...just RSVPd

 

[i live in texas]

More info on a canibus chocolate bar?

 

[i live in texas]

More info on a canibus chocolate bar?

 

[voidemperor]

Four Tet
Atlas Sound
Rocky
The Field

Yooooo

 

[voidemperor]

Four Tet
Atlas Sound
Rocky
The Field

Yooooo

 

[ninjahood]

Originally Posted by RedMan

Originally Posted by Buc Em

Originally Posted by ninjahood





lol....street hiphop is Dead in NYC?

last time i checked, maino, uncle murder, da lox, dipset, wu-tang, Nas etc. are doing JUST fine for themselves



damn yuppies tryin to tell a cat like me that walks da PAVEMENT in da boros daily whats hot

and i NEVER said fred da godson had any right to be on da XXL..i said CLEARLY he was holding Vado's position.



and to keep it EXTRA funky, da hottest person in NYC right now is French Montana...asap got ALOT to do before people outside da blogsphere care about him like that.



da average NYCer KNOWS who vado is...hell they all yellin slime this...stop it 5 that...aint no average NYer can tell you who ASAP is...his song LITERALLY only comes on hot 97 when DJ enuff plays it on da rush hour.



like i said plenty of times before..let ur man bubble FIRST before you declare him better then anyone...son dont even have a MIXTAPE

The rest of that list hasn't done anything substantial in a decade......literally. It's people like you that hold New York back.

Took the words out of mouth. No one is checking for NY

decade huh?

and that was LIGHT...

NY >>anyone and anywhere else.

da way some of ya suckin off ASAP when money don't even have a mixtape out is disgusting..ya tryin to play out ol' boy before he even put his foot on da starting line

like it or not, vado is waaay more important then ASAP...like i said, money dont even have 5k followers yet...would you book him to headline a big downtown NYC club over anyone right now in NY and expect to sell expensive

tickets clearly out? man....ya some spectacular fools

 

[ninjahood]

Originally Posted by RedMan

Originally Posted by Buc Em

Originally Posted by ninjahood





lol....street hiphop is Dead in NYC?

last time i checked, maino, uncle murder, da lox, dipset, wu-tang, Nas etc. are doing JUST fine for themselves



damn yuppies tryin to tell a cat like me that walks da PAVEMENT in da boros daily whats hot

and i NEVER said fred da godson had any right to be on da XXL..i said CLEARLY he was holding Vado's position.



and to keep it EXTRA funky, da hottest person in NYC right now is French Montana...asap got ALOT to do before people outside da blogsphere care about him like that.



da average NYCer KNOWS who vado is...hell they all yellin slime this...stop it 5 that...aint no average NYer can tell you who ASAP is...his song LITERALLY only comes on hot 97 when DJ enuff plays it on da rush hour.



like i said plenty of times before..let ur man bubble FIRST before you declare him better then anyone...son dont even have a MIXTAPE

The rest of that list hasn't done anything substantial in a decade......literally. It's people like you that hold New York back.

Took the words out of mouth. No one is checking for NY

decade huh?

and that was LIGHT...

NY >>anyone and anywhere else.

da way some of ya suckin off ASAP when money don't even have a mixtape out is disgusting..ya tryin to play out ol' boy before he even put his foot on da starting line

like it or not, vado is waaay more important then ASAP...like i said, money dont even have 5k followers yet...would you book him to headline a big downtown NYC club over anyone right now in NY and expect to sell expensive

tickets clearly out? man....ya some spectacular fools

 

[alex2182]

NinjaHood rite yall NY got alot of dudes that are still relevant and more important, so can we just get back to ASAP.
Just glad to see Jimmy messing with people thats good.

 

[alex2182]

NinjaHood rite yall NY got alot of dudes that are still relevant and more important, so can we just get back to ASAP.
Just glad to see Jimmy messing with people thats good.

 

[spot rusherz]

decade?? :rolin

 

[spot rusherz]

decade?? :rolin

 

[buc em]

Originally Posted by ninjahood

Originally Posted by RedMan

Originally Posted by Buc Em


The rest of that list hasn't done anything substantial in a decade......literally. It's people like you that hold New York back.

Took the words out of mouth. No one is checking for NY

decade huh?

and that was LIGHT...

NY >>anyone and anywhere else.

da way some of ya suckin off ASAP when money don't even have a mixtape out is disgusting..ya tryin to play out ol' boy before he even put his foot on da starting line

like it or not, vado is waaay more important then ASAP...like i said, money dont even have 5k followers yet...would you book him to headline a big downtown NYC club over anyone right now in NY and expect to sell expensive

tickets clearly out? man....ya some spectacular fools

Let's see.....a Ghostface album that came out in 2001, a Cam'Ron album that came out in 2003, a Dipset CD that came out in 2003, a LOX album that came out in 2000, a Jim Jones album that came out in 2006, a mixtape featuring Lil Wayne that came out in 2006, two mixtapes that nobody outside of the tri-state area heard, and maybe the most trash Nas album he's ever put out. The top single from that tape barely cracked the top 100. What year do you live in man? I moved from New Jersey to North Carolina back in 2004. Everybody from up north is moving down here. Nobody gives a $%!@ about New York anymore. I swear everytime I go visit New Jersey/New York it's like I'm back in 2006. At this moment, Jay-Z and Fabolous are the only relevant rappers from New York in the year 2011. And Fab is just barely hanging on anymore. Yall are so unrelevant that you got Papoose in 2011 coming out saying he's the King of New York 

$*@% if the hottest up and coming artist you guys got is French Montana than Papoose might not be too far off.

 

[buc em]

Originally Posted by ninjahood

Originally Posted by RedMan

Originally Posted by Buc Em


The rest of that list hasn't done anything substantial in a decade......literally. It's people like you that hold New York back.

Took the words out of mouth. No one is checking for NY

decade huh?

and that was LIGHT...

NY >>anyone and anywhere else.

da way some of ya suckin off ASAP when money don't even have a mixtape out is disgusting..ya tryin to play out ol' boy before he even put his foot on da starting line

like it or not, vado is waaay more important then ASAP...like i said, money dont even have 5k followers yet...would you book him to headline a big downtown NYC club over anyone right now in NY and expect to sell expensive

tickets clearly out? man....ya some spectacular fools

Let's see.....a Ghostface album that came out in 2001, a Cam'Ron album that came out in 2003, a Dipset CD that came out in 2003, a LOX album that came out in 2000, a Jim Jones album that came out in 2006, a mixtape featuring Lil Wayne that came out in 2006, two mixtapes that nobody outside of the tri-state area heard, and maybe the most trash Nas album he's ever put out. The top single from that tape barely cracked the top 100. What year do you live in man? I moved from New Jersey to North Carolina back in 2004. Everybody from up north is moving down here. Nobody gives a $%!@ about New York anymore. I swear everytime I go visit New Jersey/New York it's like I'm back in 2006. At this moment, Jay-Z and Fabolous are the only relevant rappers from New York in the year 2011. And Fab is just barely hanging on anymore. Yall are so unrelevant that you got Papoose in 2011 coming out saying he's the King of New York 

$*@% if the hottest up and coming artist you guys got is French Montana than Papoose might not be too far off.