Big ups to HIGRADETV for this awesome footage of the God Sean Price (‘Sean Peeee!!’) rockin’ joints off of his album “Mic Tyson“, plus past classics, live in Toronto on April 19th, 2013, accompanied by the homie PH for their song Batterin’ Bars. Click on “more” to see Parts 2 & 3 after the jump.
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KENDRICK LAMAR - B-tch Don’t Kill My Vibe
With this deep and poignant video, Kendrick Lamar reveals new meanings to his song B-tch Don’t Kill My Vibe, pronouncing death to an enemy of the community that is claiming too many sons and daughters in the name of ‘party and bullsh-t‘. Kendrick brings the hearse and coffin to the battle, proclaiming “You gon’ get this work!” to one of society’s ills that has crept into the collective consciousness and found a new marketing campaign in Hip Hop. Don’t understand what I’m talking about? Good. Watch the video. Salute Kendrick Lamar on this one, my new favorite rapper (again).
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Diamond District’s Uptown XO has been stepping his visual game up with the help of director Backie T and his newest, “Evolution” produced by and featuring ABThePro, is yet another rung on XO’s climb to the top. Off the album “Colour De Grey”. Get down if you know what’s up. Buy “Colour De Grey” on iTunes.
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Check out Mazzi & S.O.U.L. Purpose “Priceless” Ft. Chordz Cordero music video from the “Digital Diggin” EP (available for FREE download at www.soulpurposecrew.com) Â Footage was taken from The IBE Battle, Freestyle Session Brazil, Euro Battle, Brooklyn Beast, The Funk Box party in NYC and the streets of NYC. B-Boys & B-girls salute! The dancing is crazy in this one!
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TeamHOMI doesn’t just rep for battling, as those who have checked out Swave Sevah’s recent album Son of A One Armed Man or PH’s Know The Ledge, surely must know. This time with some heat it’s Bugz, with a heartfelt trip down memory lane, “Used To Be”. The way he flips the words “used to” will keep you listening, as he gets deep, rapping about growing up conflicted. “Smart enough to stand out, but dumb enough to wanna fit in,” Bugz vents over a lamentful Meek Mills track, with a soulful chorus. A good student, but poor and struggling to eat, with a crack addicted mother, among other things, Bugz turned to that life, to increase his dividends. Bugz makes us feel his pain.
Directed by @Capnels, the black and white video has a nostalgic effect, with a cameo from crew member Swave Sevah.
