How ill is this cover? Reminds of the superhero campaign that Def Jam did back in ‘96. All the info you need to know here.
Do I really need to say much about this? Don’t be dumb. Just get it. Nation, I thank you, brotha. Plus a bonus!
Along with Modern Family, Parks & Recreation is one of my must see shows of 2009. Watch the video and follow my lead. And if you are in the mood, check out a video with P&R’s Rashida Jones w/ KTL crush, Natalie Portman. Proceed!
Wu’s own DJ & Producer, Mathematics, put together an album of self-produced beats featuring the whole Wu and dope line-up. Check it out here. The Clap 2010 is dope beat w/ Rae showing some tenacity with his flow. Not a classic but something to keep your mouth watering for that Wu-Massacre album. Don’t worr, U-God has very little to say on this joint. He doesn’t ruin it. I know what you were thinking because I thought it, too.
Raekwon, Ghostface, Method Man & U-God – Clap 2010
I think its fitting for my 1,000th post that I bring it back to the Wu. Especially with a song that connects me back to one of my favorite Wu CDs, “Tical”. I would’ve like to post about Jessica Alba on my 1000th but A new Wu joint will work just fine. This is album is almost immune to mediocrity. Props to Nation for helping me hit this milestone.
Wu Massacre – Meth vs. Chef Part 2
The date got pushed back but I am still very excited for this. Genius marketing. Stay Tuned. And sorry, I’ve been slacking on the posting. Life has got me hustling but I am coming back this week. Thanks for staying supportive. Random note, I met Kevin Periera from Attack of the Show fame (the one with Olivia Munn) this weekend. He was at Sugar Lounge where I was DJing. Real cool dude and gave me twitter shout out on my set. I thought that was kinda cool. Just sharing. 
Not the strongest song on the Cuban Linx 2 album but it still knocks in the ride. DFLO prob hates it but I think the visuals give the song a new life. Pyrex vision is still my fav joint on that album. Don’t need a video for that, just let it be. Spotted at TRU.
Other than Jay-Z’s Blue Magic promos, has there been a better video promo campaign than this Wu-Massacre project?
Stretch Armstrong reminisces in this interview about the creation of the “Stretch and Bobbito Show” that was a platform and pivotal breaking point for many up and coming MCs. Its crazy to hear him talk about how many unsigned people came to his show just to be “put on”. Enjoy. Spotted at NR.
All I am warning you to do is get a diaper on and press play. If this trailer is any indication of the creativity and storytelling to come, I may be giving out CDs for Christmas.