Waynesboro, PA does not come to mind when you think of contributions to hip-hop, but Kimetrius “Lil Skies” Foose hopes to be that boundless rose to spring forth from the concrete.
I don't know where I've been Amerie. You still got it and this song is a vibe.
Produced by CutFocus, LLC & DJ Crook
Carlos Torres | Director/ Editor
Jake Slonecker | Camera Operator / Editor
Norvin Guinto | Production Assistant
Carlos Fishburn | Producer
Jed | Production Assistant
Derrick Rose became the youngest MVP in NBA history and a celebrated superstar for the Bulls in his hometown of Chicago. Rose's gritty style on the court was forged by a childhood surrounded by gang violence and poverty in Englewood. His single-minded determination to save his family from a continued life of hardships led him to a win at all costs mentality on and off the court.
Stadium’s forthcoming documentary “Pooh” will give a never before seen look at the meteoric rise of the young Chicago superstar that was suddenly derailed by devastating injuries and unrealistic expectations for a hometown hero. Rose's story is one of survival - through violence, poverty and injury - the one time heir to Michael Jordan's iconic throne has never forgotten where he came from as he continues to search for his own inner peace.
Official 247HH Exclusive #BoostDaMic! performance with Artemis.
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David Banner talks about the amazing support he gets from his birthplace and how George's Music Room played a big part early in his career.
This is the 80th in a series of vignettes that will feature everyone interviewed by Midway: The Story of Chicago Hip-Hop, leading up to the release of the film in 2020.
Midway is a self-funded documentary film and archival project. We need all the assistance we can get to help pay for things like hard drives, gas and parking for interviews, web hosting, equipment updates/replacement and more. If you can, please donate via PayPal at the link below:
Intro
1:12 djblesOne - David Lo Pan Part 2
2:35 djblesOne - Burn Him
4:54 djblesOne - You Got It
6:26 Havikoro Presents: Free Radicals - Ped Xing
8:33 djblesOne - Ring The Alarm Part 2
10:17 djblesOne - If I Wake Up In World War 3 Part 2
12:54 djblesOne - Here Comes The Dragon
15:00 djblesOne - Do You Wanna Have a Party
17:49 Redmo feat. Renegade Brass Band - Sentimiento (djblesOne Remix)
19:25 djblesOne - Rich Aliens
21:32 djblesOne - No Need For Alarm Clocks
25:04 djblesOne - Get Funky
27:35 Eric B & Rakim - Let The Rhythm Hit Em (djblesOne Remix)
30:43 djblesOne - Freestyle Session
32:25 djblesOne - No More
35:21 djblesOne - Felony Flats
37:42 djblesOne - Pretty Brown Eyes Remix
Miss Mulatto is a artist who has the potential and skills to apply to the masses if that's the lane she wants to go. I've been a fan since The Rap Game. When I'm a fan of someone I stay a fan. Even without her looks I feel she has the ability to be a great artist. When I hear a song I like to hear it without visual so I can get my full perspective of it. The visuals sometimes throw off the song. In this case her latest videos have been showing off her sexuality. Growth in the music industry or just in art is something that can sometimes be misconstrued. If you can't just be yourself then its not worth it. We only have one life and we have to live it as us.
Mulatto | South Beach | Freestyle (Prod. by Spaghetti J)
P.S. The title says "South Beach Freestyle" and that's what it is in Mulatto Let Em Know Fashion!
Blueface ft. YG | Thotiana Remix | Dir. by @_ColeBennett_
Directed + Edited by Cole Bennett
Song Produced by Scum Beats
Director of Photography by Taylor Randall
Steadicam by Xavier Thompson
Executive produced by Sal Tarantino
Maaly Raw tried his hand at Mass Appeal’s famed #RhythmRoulette challenge. After strolling through New York City’s Good Records and selecting three albums at random, the Philly trap producer behind Lil Uzi Vert’s “Do What I Want” chops up a few beats on the spot. Utilizing the soundtrack to 1983's ‘The Big Chill’, John Cougar Mellencamp’s ‘Scarecrow’, and Oscar Peterson’s 'Put On A Happy Face' the young producer locks in and delivers three unique beats. How’d he do?
“I can kinda hear anyone rapping on this one right here.”
With their LP Don’t Tread On We!, out on vinyl and streaming via Mass Appeal Records on January 25th 2019, New York-based blues-punk outfit The 1865 describe themselves as “Bad Brains meets Foo Fighters in a black woman’s hair salon for a cup of tea.” Each song from the LP features different explorations of life in 1865 America, a land living in the shadows of the fallen Confederacy.
What a year. I dropped 15 7” records with 35 different covers and an EP with Westside Gunn.
Also my series with Sam Lipman-Stern #livefromthestreets started airing on Noisey again.
Latest episodes below video. - Green
Video Directors: Jay & Georgio Rodriguez
Video Producers: Keith Brown & Omar Reynoso
Video Editor: Jay Rodriguez
Visual Effects Supervisor: Max Colt
Visual Effects Artist: Fahmi Galih & Adyatama Putra
Visual Effects Company: Frender
Production Company: Rodriquez Bros Media
ABOUT TOM CLANCY’S THE DIVISION 2:
Seven months have passed since a deadly virus hit New York City and the rest of the world, crippling the population. When the virus hit, The Division, a unit of civilian sleeper agents, was activated as the last line of defense. Since then, Division agents have been fighting relentlessly to save what remains.
For The Division, the stakes are higher than ever. Washington, D.C. – the most heavily protected city on earth – is at risk, leaving the entire nation on the brink of collapse. If Washington, D.C., is lost, then the nation falls. As a Division agent who has been in the field for seven months, you and your team are the last hope to stop the fall of society after the pandemic collapse.
Developed by Ubisoft Massive and the same teams that brought you Tom Clancy’s The Division®, Tom Clancy’s The Division® 2 is an online open world, action shooter RPG experience set in a collapsing and fractured Washington, D.C. This rich new setting combines a wide variety of beautiful, iconic, and realistic environments where the player will experience the series’ trademark for authenticity in world building, rich RPG systems, and fast-paced action like never before. Play solo or co-op with a team of up to four players to complete a wide range of activities, from the main campaign and adversarial PvP matches to the Dark Zone – where anything can happen.
A TRANSFORMED WASHINGTON, D.C.
In the wake of the virus, storms, flooding, and subsequent chaos have radically transformed Washington, D.C. Explore a living open world full of diverse environments, from flooded urban areas to historic sites and landmarks, during one of the hottest summers in history. The streets have been overrun with enemy factions, each with its own agenda and each vying for control of DC. It will be up to you to liberate the city and protect what remains of society.
BEST-IN-CLASS ENDGAME EXPERIENCE
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 was built with an “endgame-first” mentality, ensuring players always have access to fresh, unique, and diverse activities long after completing the main campaign. Tom Clancy’s The Division 2’s endgame will introduce brand new challenges and progression systems, unique twists and surprises, and for the first time, raids. Players will also be able to access a wealth of post-launch content, including a full year of free additional story-driven missions, map expansions, and gameplay modes.
REVAMPED PLAYER PROGRESSION AND NEW SPECIALIZATIONS
After completing the main campaign, gain access to new specializations such as demolitionist, sharpshooter, and survivalist. Each specialization will open up an entire new progression system with new skills, mods, and unique talents to acquire and maximize your agent efficiency in your chosen role.
DYNAMIC LIVING WORLD
Civilians and enemy factions are constantly striving to survive, vying for necessities such as food, medicine, and ammunition. As the factions face off against each other in a ravaged DC, they will fight to seize control of resources and locations – and for their very survival. The various needs and motivations from each faction will collide, triggering different encounters between enemy and friendly factions, civilians, and ultimately you as an Agent, creating a dynamic living world full of surprises.
UNITE THE CIVILIANS
Civilians have banded together in settlements to rebuild their society, but their very existence is threatened. Work closely with them to keep them safe and in turn, they will come to your aid and provide supplies and assistance to build up your base of operations, giving a deeper meaning to the people and the world around you.
A RENEWED DARK ZONE EXPERIENCE
The Dark Zone is an untamed area of the map with some of the best loot in the game. The Dark Zone is also the most dangerous area in the game, where fear, betrayal, and tension are high, as any other agent can turn against you and steal your hard-earned loot. In Tom Clancy’s The Division 2, this playground was designed to provide a fair and exciting experience to all players, regardless of their level of progression.
Rated Mature: Blood Drug Reference Intense Violence Strong Language
In the short film, “The Mystery of Now,” artist and Apache Skateboards founder, Douglas Miles shares socio-political context around the history that lead to life on the San Carlos Apache reservation, and the personal history of how and why he started a skateboard brand and team of local youth leaders. His advice on cultivating resilience, creativity, and joy, provides guidance in a time that for many feels uncertain, polarizing and divisive in our living rooms and around our dinner tables. The film was directed by Audrey Buchanan and produced by The Woods Productions.
Producer: INDECLINE
Writer/Director: Ryen McPherson
Director of Photography: Eric Cannon
First AC: Rob Sholty
Grip: Chris Ramirez
Grip: Justin Bergonzoni
Production Assistant: Stephanie Watman
Production Assistant: Marco Tavares
Los Angeles buzz maker Mani Coolin' has his foot on the pedal in 2019 after selling out his headline show in Los Angeles first week on the year and dropping a new song with Inglewood's most promising artist Rucci, Coolin' lets loose a brand new visual to one the stand out tracks on his new album "Here 4 Me Only".
Mani take it back VHS style in his newest video for a real nostalgic feel, the perfect vibe for a dope song.
247HH.com presents Boost Da Mic! A free open mic featuring you & other artists in your community! Bring your best rhymes, songs, and spoken word. Featuring live DJ set, Poetry, R&B, Hip-Hop and Free Giveaways!
Directed by Cole Bennett
VFX Supervisor/Lead Compositor - Sam Shea
Lead Animator - Marco Mori
Director of Photography - Logan Meis
Steadicam Operator - Xavier Thompson
Executive Producer - Sal Tarantino
Line Producer - Jay Tauzin