Stephen Hawking Warns

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YOOOO!! Blowed as hell last night and i found this article about Stephen Hawking warning us to leave aliens alone. Shit is crazy!!! I think we should probably listen to this dude.

Nuttin BUt Strings

YOOO!!
its been a min slack on the post...but I want ya'll to check out this video i saw on Nick Jr...Blowed as fuck but they dope..

Big Sean XXL 2010 Freshmen

Shoutout to my homie Big Sean on the cover of XXL. Congrats my nigga. D-Town westside, yea I said it Westside. TGIFF

Stussy x J Dilla Documentary Parts 2 & 3

Continuing their celebration of the life of James Dewitt Yancey better known as J Dilla, Stussy unveils the second & third installments of its documentary on the legendary producer.



Stussy - J Dilla Documentary Prt3 (of 3) from Stussy on Vimeo.

"My Lungs..My Liver!!!" New Pat Piff Track

Pat Piff -"Lungs & Liver"

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WHUT UP DOE?!?!?!
A NEW FREAKIN' BANGER FOR ALL MY SMOKERS AND DRINKERS OUT THERE!
DOWNLOAD AND TWEET THE SHIT OUT OF THIS!!

Stussy x J Dilla Documentary Part 1

Celebrating the life of the late James Yancey, better known to most as J Dilla, Stussy created a special documentary on the life of the brilliant Hip-Hop producer and MC. Along with the celebrations, Stussy also looks to launch a commemorative tee, produced in conjunction with Stones Throw Records and the Dilla Estate. For the release, Stussy is holding “Dilla Day” events at some of their North American stores, with further details available at Stussy.com.

I know i'm late but: Happy Born Day J Dilla

 

1974 - 2006

 The Detroit producer, who began collecting records at the age of two, made a name for himself in Detroit’s Hip-Hop scene with groups with Phat Kat (1st Down) and the late Proof (5 Elementz).

J. Dilla eventually settled with classmates T3 and Baatin in Slum Village. His work with Dilla' attracted the attention of A Tribe Called Quest, who recruited the talented producer to be a member of their Ummah (Q-Tip, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Dilla) production team.

He helped craft several songs on Tribe's platinum fourth album Beats, Rhymes, and Life including "Get a Hold," "1nce Again," "Keep It Movin'," "Word Play," and "Stressed Out." J.

Dilla also produced classic singles for other artists, such as De La Soul ("Stakes Is High"), The Pharcyde ("Drop," "Runnin'"), Q-Tip ("Vivrant Thing," "Breathe and Stop"), Janet Jackson ("Got 'Til It's Gone"), Common ("The Light"), and Erykah Badu ("Didn't Cha Know," "Cleva").

In 2004, Dilla was officially diagnosed with lupus and TTP, a rare and incurable blood disorder. The disease greatly restricted Dilla's ability to tour and also resulted in a marked weight loss.

Dilla immersed himself in his work, and successfully completed his celebrated final project in 2006, the sonic masterpiece Donuts. The album was released on his birthday, February 7, just three days before Dilla's death at the age of 32 from cardiac arrest.

You can listen to my own J Dilla tribute on the last few tracks of my 28 Grams Later mixtape

Shouts to AllHipHop.Com