VIDEO OF THE DAY| A.S.A.P ROCKY "GOLDIE"

Hold On| Curren$y

(Official HD Music Video)

Cool With The Dilli @ Proof Bar!

21+ No cover charge. Live a night with steezy people.

Video of The Day| Doggy Dogg World

Video of The Day| J.Cole-Simba

Kanye West Speaks

Cooling With The Dilli| Lexo The Great

On this weeks "Cooling With The Dilli", we had the chance to swing by The Drug lab last month to catch up with the homies Lexo and C-Sik. Dudes where in the studio grinding it out!  Check out the video and listen to the teaser track that will be on Lexo's new album! Be on the look out for it.
visit: www.GTrecordCo.com

ENVY Ultra Lounge Hosted By Dilligence Clothing and Fly Society

I would like to invite you and your friends to ENVY Ultra Lounge as we and Fly Society will host the night. Come through have a good time and mingle with friendly stylish people. Lets finish the year with positivity and growth.

It is a 21+ event.

Wednesday| Dec. 15th, 2010

@ ENVY Ultra Lounge

120 West Wilshire Ave.

Fullerton, CA 92832

Hope to see you there!

Thanks, Much love!

Jeremy Ellis performing on Maschine

WOW! Mad talent.

Video of The Day| Ski Beatz 24 Hour Karate School

Just watch & Listen!

Diggy Simmons| "Shook ones" (Freestyle)

On my Master P grind, no time to be a Romeo, I love the ladies, but success is a lonely road!
Pockets like Mc'D's, Taste like caviar...
Get it Diggy! hah

Diggy Simmons- {Shook Ones Freestyle} from philthegod. on Vimeo.

Video Of the Day| Black & Yellow- Wiz Khalifa

Video of the day|Trademark the Skydiver J.E.T.S Feat. Curren$y

Trademark The Skydiver ft. Curren$y - J.E.T.S. from Creative Control on Vimeo.

A product of Diligence| Jereme Rogers

For the last couple of years we have been debating about JR(Jereme Rogers) on his break up from skateboarding. We ask ourselves, why did he retire? We can keep on asking ourselves questions and answer them with our own thoughts. We even might doubt him or perhaps down him because of the love/appreciation we have for skateboarding. Maybe he lost the love for it? Or maybe he felt the need of a greater challenge since he had reached all his goals as a Pro skateboarder. People are quick to judge on others actions and decision making because they may have an affect on them. But think about it, do you really feel what he's thinking? The dude literally came from the bottom up. I remember reading an interview about his early teenage years, where he wouldn't even go home at times and would sleep in parks, benches, subways, and friends houses. He went through all of that just to skate a spot the next day. Now thats love and dedication!
I'm not going lie, I was upset when I first heard that he had retired to rap. As a matter of fact, I didn't wanna believe it. But as I heard more of his thoughts through his raps, I felt on what he was feeling/thinking. To him its more than a road to riches. It's a road to love and self satisfaction that is also known as success. We should know that success isn't a destination. I'm sure JR has read/heard all the negativity about his new lifestyle that he has chosen, and I'm sure he soaks it in and uses it as motivation. He's been in that situation before when he picked up a board and people didn't believe that he would become the type of skateboarder he became.
All in all... That proves that if you try and please everybody in this world, you will never be successful.
So why down a person that has amazed and inspired many people in the skate game through his innovative skateboarding?
Stay positive people.
Much Love!
P.S. You may never know, We might have to welcome him back like they did MASE.

Nickelus F Interview

 
As I was listening to some Drake joints while blogging... I heard Nickelus F spit on a song with Drake called "Look at the Ice", and let me tell you, I was amazed. A day later I saw a Tweet by Complex Mag  that link me to this Nickelus F interview. Here is what Complex mag had to say.-->


...As of late though, Nickelus F’s name has been ringing bells due his association with fellow rookie rapper Drake, our current Cover subject. Drizzy has heaped on the praise, citing F as a huge influence and one of the reasons he began to rap. F has shown himself worthy of the accolades, dropping a string of impressive mixtapes includingHeathen, Thank You, and the Portishead-influenced R.A.R.E. (Reliving A Real Experience). Complex took notice, including him in our list of the game’s most underrated new rappers. Nickelus recently took time to talk to us about his upcoming mixtape Season Premiere, how he became an exterminator, and his collaborative process with Drake…
(Interview Continued)...

Complex: Have you ever helped him with a verse?
Nickelus F: Yeah, I’ve contributed. I’m a team player. I won’t say I wrote a verse that he spit verbatim, but I’ve contributed. I helped out with the hook on “City Is Mine” the hook on “Overdose On Life.” I didn’t do anything on the verse at all.

Complex: Oh, so it’s like sometimes you might help write a hook, or if it’s part of the verse you might help start off a verse, or write some of the verse?
Nickelus F: Yeah, I’ve done that. I know the rumor going around. I don’t want anything I say to be misconstrued. I helped out, you know. [Laughs].

Complex: So anyone who says, “Nickelus F writes for Drake” would be mistaken?

Nickelus F: Yes. Have I done work here and there? Yes I have. Do I write for him on a regular basis? No. Have I written for him on a regular basis? No.

Complex: But you have written for him before?
Nickelus F: Verses?

Complex: Yeah.
Nickelus F: Yes, I have done a verse. Not a bunch of verses. I have helped out with hooks and one verse in particular. But I don’t write no verses for him.

Complex: What was that one verse in particular?
Nickelus F: I don’t want to say! [Laughs].

Click on this link to view the whole interview: Complex mag Interview with Nickelus F