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In the beginning of March, we posted that Dee-1 had made the cover of OffBeat Magazine. It was a good look for him because it was around the same time that he was pitching to be on the cover of the XXL’s Freshmen edition. At the end of the day, it’s a blessing to be on the front of any music publication if you do music.
While at SXSW, we were able to capture the entire moment where Dee-1 was introduced to the physical copy of the magazine that his face is on. More specifically, Dee-1 was in line getting his badge for SXSW while we were outside of that room exploring the space and then we stumbled upon the stack of mags. At that exact moment, we were approached by a journalist from the local paper with a camera ready and willing to document Dee-1 and this discovery. I, personally, believe the journalist was anticipating this very moment. Thanks to him, we are in the Washington Post! #Salute
First, I want to start off by saying that Dee-1 should’ve definitely been on the front of that XXL Magazine. #PoliticsAsUsual! Not only is the homie qualified as an emcee but he’s technically qualified to teach the entire Freshmen Class! There was no sign of A$AP Rocky or SchoolBoy Q on this cover either.
Coincidentally, Dee did make the cover of OffBeat, which is a monthly print magazine focusing on the music, cuisine and culture of New Orleans and Louisiana. That’s a blessing in disguise, even if these are two totally different calibers of magazines. Big shouts out to my brotha Dee-1, the one man army–the battle continues!
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It’s safe to say on this Sunday morning that we could all use a lil bit of Jesus, whether it be a scripture or even some sort of divine intervention. At least I could but would that be enough?
Blu, the LA-based rapper, taps into his spiritual realm and crowns Jesus as the focus of his latest project entitled, “Jesus” and the featured visual is reminiscent of a scene out the ’70s. It’s not as “Jesus Walks” as I expected, but I can appreciate Jesus in hip-hop.
If you’re curious, Blu’s Jesus EP can be purchased off of iTunes
Don Trip has proven to be one of the South’s best kept secrets. While he continues to deliver with the energy of a freshmen emcee, the maturity of the subject matter in his music puts him in a separate lane.
He begins the track making reference to his fight for parental rights, and proceeds with making a toast to never give up or never let go!
Shouts out to @SpittyWill of DirtyGloveBastard.net for the assist.
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