Hustlenomics Style Edition Quoteable #25 (Executive Brand)

"Pay attention, I'll explain why I can't be stopped, And how I came to be the man on every neighborhood block..."

-Bobby Sandimanie



Hustlenomics Style Edition Quotable #22 (Executive Brand)

" I Never Sleep, 'Cause Sleep is the Cousin of Death..."

-Nasir Bin Olu Dara Jones

Haute Empire...(Executive Brand)

.........MUSE................

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 - All you need is your own imagination
So use it that's what it's for
Go inside, for your finest inspiration
Your dreams will open the door

Hustlenomics Style Edition Quoteables #20 (Executive Brand)

"Man a nigga don't want no trouble...
a playa just want to kick back with my gators off and watch my lil Girl blow bubbles."

                            -Antwan André Patton

Hustlenomics Style Edition Quotable #18 (Executive Brand)

"You Talk It, We Live It"

-Ruff Ryders

Here We Go Again! SMDH! Wayne Disses Hov...AGAIN!

Hip Hop has been known for its many feuds and bantering back and forth by Gotti rappers dissing each other in a plethora of rhymes.  These arrogant yet talented bunch of word play artists gain notariety and build wealth off the publicity garnered from disrespecting someone of greater stature typically.  However some do it for other reasons, like T.I. claiming "King of the South" when artists like Ludacris are obviously more talented. Then you still have to acknowledge the greats like OutKast. 

Here is the case. Hip Hop's net worth somewhat depends on these continued rivalries bringing forth shows like "Beef" and spawning rap moguls like Fifty Cent and Rick Ross to name a few.  Well, Jay Z has seen his share of wannabees stepping on his toes, and some of the rappers we call top notch drawing first blood. Most recently Cash Money's Lil Wayne, self proclaimed the greatest rapper alive" anticipates his new album, and what better way to promote it then to dis the dude that, some say, sits on the the throne.  Battling for number one, Kanyeezy and Hov launch "Watch The Throne" and Weezy awaits the release of "The Carter 4".  In his newly leaked track "It's Good" featuring Jada Kiss and Drake, Drake disses Jay Z while introducing Wayne and the disses then continue.

 

Wayne was interviewed and was heard basically blaming the perceived dis on perception because he never mentions Jay Z's name. Hmmmm. A little spineless I say.  Stand up and take claim, Al qaeda does.  I read through the many blogs mentioning this particular verse and the comments show how blood hungry this hip hop world is.  It's pretty much a consensus with Jay supporters that he doesn't need to respond, but the followers of Lil Wayne think otherwise. 

I think you have two highly talented rappers and this is a stunt to sell albums on Weezy's part.  I really don't think he needs it, but as one hip hop fan states "...It would be fun". Does hip hop need this sort of nonsense? Should Hip Hop feed this drama hungry world? Reality shows prove our hunger for drama and this event would definitely make money.  So if it's about the dollars, then throw away the sense. Lets get ready to rumble.

Warrick Buffett
Cosmopolitan Media Group

Kanye and Hov! Come Together To Kill Em! OTIS!!! Official!

Gotta say I have been anticipating this one! When I heard the song I was blown away.  Lyrically, musically, and damn sure fun is how I explain these beasts of the rap game! These dudes have surpassed where many dream to be.  The video is simple yet where you wish you were.  Yep! The black chicks are gonna be livid because they were not represented in this one.  The lighter skinned chicks got their time in the light as the passengers in a dismantled, welcome to the terror dome, revamped Maybach! Uh huh, they entered the scene with blow torch and rotary saw headed towards a finely crafted Maybach! Had you thinkin, "What The Hell are they about to do"?  Well Peep the video and show love to these lyrical "MONSTERS"!!! UUUUHHHH!!!

The Maybach dismantled in this video will be auctioned and the proceeds will go towards the East African  Drought Disaster.

Featured Mixtape Sedrew Price "Basic Training (the Collection)"




Sedrew Price T.D.A.T. Mixtape Cover

 

When SeDrew Price dropped his first mixtape “Roll Da Mat Out” in 2005, his status was instantly elevated from a popular high school student to the Prince of Las Vegas. His raw and punch-line heavy lyrics had all who listened praising him as the next great talent in hip hop music. Feeding off of the success of his first mixtape, SeDrew spent the next several years in the studio dedicated to improving his skills with his new-found passion for hip hop. By the time SeDrew dropped “T.D.A.T” in 2009, the streets of Vegas were still spinning off of the buzz from his last five mixtapes, “Wake the F*#k Up,” “By Any Means Necesarry,” “Rap or Die,” “Rap or Die 1.5,” and “The Rebellion.” While Price is in the studio working hard on his latest project, “The New Regime,” he still wanted to deliver what many eager fans have been waiting for: an exclusive snapshot through time of SeDrew’s music. Featuring a dope Collection of the favorites / hits / classics from his last six mixtapes, “Basic Training” is your official crash-course in SeDrew’s lyrical evolution.

Download Sedrew's Mixtape here Basic Training

C Breezy hits Number 1...



Chris Brown goes number one after his GMA tirade last week.  As long as he keeps his head on his shoulders and not his ass; then he'll be fine. He sold  273,346 in his first week. The boy makes great music. Do you Chris.

M is 4 MOGUL Feature Video Chris Brown "Look at Me Now"

Chris Brown is one creative kid and the team he has around him should win an award. This song festured in this well produced video is a staple that will help ensure Brown's rise to the top AGAIN.  I love the overall feel of this move. Check it out.