Seeing this picture put me back onto Slick Rick's music. My favorite album by him is "The Great Adventures of Slick Rick"

As Slick Rick is often considered by many to be the greatest storyteller in hip-hop history, his debut album acts for the most part as a showcase of his apparent storytelling aptitude. Throughout the album, Slick Rick plays two characters- Slick Rick the Ruler and Emcee Ricky D. Within the context of these chronicled accounts, a variety of subjects are addressed; many of which inject at least some amount of humor, whether it be overtly obvious or not.

Download it here http://www.mediafire.com/?jmzxyxgxmzi

I meant to post this WEEKS ago so I don't know how i forgot to. Anyways, No thing. Check it out.

This may be the one Kanye-Autotune song that I dont mind. And "Welcome to Heartbreak"

Its really good. Mr. Hudson is dope.



This song doesnt get you by listening to it once. But by the third or forth time around you'll be lovin' this shit. Its a great song, I think. Glad to see Mr. Hudson being signed to G.O.O.D. music.

"Legendary skate pro and artist Mark Gonzales will have his artwork exhibited this Friday July 10th, at the Half Gallery in New York City. The show, entitled South West, looks to feature new works from the San Francisco-native, curated by Emma Reeves and running until August 2nd, 2009. An opening reception is scheduled for July 9th from 6-8pm."

Half Gallery
208 Forsyth Street
New York, NY 10002

from hypebeast


Personally, if I had to rank my top 5 favorite celebrities, Gonz would be right up there. The man has worked with every company and is one of the strangest dudes ever. He's also incredibly interesting. He first sparked my interest when he did the multicolor priests for Maharishi, as well as some shirts.



But after he did these I got into his history and realized he's worked and dealth with everyone from Maharishi to Adidas to Supreme to Krooked and every piece he's done has been a knockout. Needless to say, NY heads I'm really jealous of you guys if you go to the show.

These are drawings made with light by Picasso.

LIFE photographer Gjon Mili visited Picasso in 1949. Mili showed the artist some of his photographs of ice skaters with tiny lights affixed to their skates jumping in the dark -- and Picasso's mind began to race. The series of photographs that follows -- Picasso’s light drawings -- were made with a small flashlight in a dark room; the images vanished almost as soon as they were created.

I'm SO excited.

Nikes new "T-Shirt Gun" Commercial featuring Steven Jackson