
“Don’t label your art, don’t label yourself. You let everyone else categorize you and try to figure out what you are. While they are trying to figure it out, you continue to do more art.”
So yea, my dude went in. Bullet's "Back to the lyrics" dropped like yesterday and I've been running it back since then. Go. Peep. Support. Download. FREE. From here.
So......last night was suppose to go like this. I walk on the stage after Que Billah shuts it down. The crowd is still extra hype. The opening synth line of "Airplane" comes on followed by my voice booming over the speakers. I shut it down. I go upstairs. Good day. However, sometimes in life things don't go as planned. I apologize to everyone who came out to sub-t last nite to see the show. Its dissapointing when proffesionalism and preperation is lacking, on both sides of the fence. It would've been a good show. Sht, I'm sure the rest of the artists go it in. If you know me, then you know how much I love performing and as a artist that's the most important part of the job. The last couple of months I've just been putting things together but then something like a missed show happens and I have to start all over. I dunno.....again, I apologize to everyone who came out to see me. They'll be more shows to come and I hope I haven't lost out on your face in the crowd. Peace.
I remember watching "If I ruled the world" video when I was younger. That was the first time I got really exposed to this brother who was/is/will be hailed as one of Hip Hop's greatest products. Later when I was playing catch up I copped Illmatic and from there I was a fan. Me and Nas were cool up until Nastradamus.....after that, wasn't really fuckin wit dude. So fast forward past regaining my ears on Stillmatic, the good vibes of god's son, the depth on Streets Disciple and the inspiration on Hip Hop is dead, Nas comes back with this. "Nigger" is probably the most excited I've been about a Nas album since Hov woke him up on Still.....The project doesn't disappoint as Nas takes us on a journey that by the end should change the way you look @ yourself, the word, and the world around it. This one should be one of his classics. Real talk. Dope.