VIDEO: GKMC TOUR PROMO!
Watch as Kendrick, ScHoolboy Q, Ab-Soul and Jay Rock let you know about their up coming good kid, m.A.Ad city Tour…
Download Black Hippy “U.O.E.N.O” Remix: http://snd.sc/11bWvU6
I’m definitely apart of the ‘official remix’ movement; I advocate it on twitter. Some folks get a pass and these Black Hippy guys are some of them! They’re not doing it for a come up, they already came up. So, download it and enjoy; it’s HOT! xo Follow @rozOonTheGo
ON-THE-GO @ KENDRICK LAMAR’S 2 SOLD OUT NYC SHOWS:
Check out a few pictures courtesy of Jessica Lehrman from the epic shows in New York! K. Dot breathes hip-hop in my opinion and he smashed the stage performing hits; some with his label/band mates AB-SOUL + SCHOOLBOY Q! There’s nothing like witnessing someone perform hot music with such passion. Some call him the ‘New Kid On The Block’; I personally feel like he’s been here forever! He’s creating timeless music and that’s what Hip-Hop .. what MUSIC is all about .. at least it should be! The crowd favorite was definitely ‘Money Trees’ but the room was just as energized with each track he performed! Follow me @RozOonThego xo
source: rollingStone
Ladies Love K. Dot.
He speaks:
“I just got back from Europe,” Kendrick tells Rolling Stone. “We were all over for, like, two months. There was no sun! And the food was terrible. But the fans out there are great. They don’t understand one word of English, but when I drop ‘Money Trees,’ they’re all right along with it. It kind of tripped me out. I wrote these songs in a kitchen in Compton!”
Kendrick Lamar and Black Hippy hang out backstage before performing at the 2012 Rock the Bells Music Festival at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California on August 25th, 2012.
I LOVE HIP-HOP! xo @RozOonTheGo
Hip-hop collective Black Hippy — comprised of Kendrick Lamar, ScHoolboy Q, Jay Rock, and Ab-Soul — has reportedly signed a joint venture deal with Aftermath Entertainment and Interscope Records, Top Dawg Entertainment founder, Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith, told Fader. The move might not come as much of a surprise if you’ve been following Black Hippy for some time now. Rumors of an association with Aftermath founder, Dr. Dre, have been swiriling from the get-go.
Back in February, Kendrick and ScHoolboy talked to The Juice on their upcoming records, Q’s then-recently released “Habits & Contradictions,” as well as releasing music independently.
“The pros of being independent always have been to have that creative control,” Kendrick told The Juice, “not only with your music but how you go about putting it out. At the end of the day, me putting out that free music helped me to get where i’m at now. i don’t have the money to distribute my music out there—that’s really the con of being independent.”
