Hope everybody has a good weekend. Shout out to Jumpoff TV

If your in ATL and have kids, def check out the Health Fair tomorrow presented by Rolling Out. It’s going down at South Dekalb Mall on the eastside.

If you get a chance, get yaself checked out. It’s Muy Importante.

KIDZ IN THE HALL RE-INTERPRET THE CLASSIC SONG “I GOT IT MADE” BY SPECIAL ED

The re-interpreted song will be available exclusively at Foot Locker stores with the purchase
of footwear from the Reebok Classic Remix collection on March 10, 2009.

This spring Reebok will release a new collection of classic footwear styles which has been updated to create the Classic Remix collection. Key retro elements of the past and streamline detailing of the present combine a ‘then and now’ look at Reebok’s history. The Classic Remix collection will be available exclusively at Foot Locker stores.

In celebration of this new collection, Reebok is partnering with today’s top emerging hip-hop artists. Each will re-interpret an original influential song from the 80′s to be distributed exclusively with the Classic Remix collection.

Kidz In The Hall (Major League/Duck Down Music) will be the first group in the series to re-interpret the classic song, “I Got It Made” by Special Ed. The new track will be available for download to customers who purchase footwear from the Classic Remix collection at Foot Locker stores starting March 10th, 2009.

Reebok will offer new styles and color ways from the collection throughout the year, each featuring a new artist and re-interpreted track. Next in the series will be Kid Sister, followed by B.o.B.

Maaaan I hope this song is better than the shoes! I caught a sneak peek at the footwork, not so fresh

Words from B Creek:

In case it hasn’t been made abundantly clear yet: We here at BGOV, Inc. are in the business of REAL HIP-HOP MUSIC!

Master Of Ceremonies

Eminem ft. Bobby Creekwater & Cashis “Crack a Bottle Remix”

“I Still Love Her” Produced by D. Focis

“Guess Who’s Back Freestyle”

“Big Buildings”

“Junkie” Produced by Bobby Creekwater

The B.C. Era

Anthem to the Streets

Anthem to the Streets II

“Big Brother Remix”

“She’s Dead”

“I Mean It”

“Life Is”

THIS IS LIKE A WHOLE ALBUM’S WORTH OF MATERIAL RIGHT HERE. HOPE YOU ENJOY.

A Celebration for “artist united against police brutality” and City Of Inks 2 year anniversary.

Tomorrow night Friday Feb 27th @ City Of Ink (On the corner of Walker and Peters Street)

Spotted at Jungle 45

The East Room of the White House, normally a place for staid presidential news conferences and other Washington happenings, was switched into a nightclub Wednesday night as Stevie Wonder stepped inside and rocked the house.

Wonder was the winner of The Library of Congress’ Gershwin Prize, which was bestowed on him by President Obama.

In a celebration to be broadcast on PBS Thursday night, Wonder serenaded the first couple, kicking things off with a version of “Sir Duke” and later Wonder classics like “Isn’t She Lovely” and “Superstition.”

But the night was also a tribute to Wonder. Tony Bennett, Paul Simon, Will.i.am and Martina McBride all paraded though, each with their own rendition of Wonder’s hits.

President Obama and Michelle Obama, in an elegant emerald gown, along with Vice President Biden and his wife Jill, took in the show from the front row.

And the Obamas had a message to the guest-of-honor: We owe it all to Stevie.

The first lady recalled listening to Wonder’s music as a little girl with her grandfather, something that she took with her into her relationship with her now-husband. “Years later, when I discovered what Stevie meant when he sang about love, Barack and I chose the song, ‘You and I’ as our wedding song.”

When President Obama stepped up to the microphone, he echoed the influence Wonder’s music had on the couple. In only a half-joking manner he noted, “I think it’s fair to say that had I not been a Stevie Wonder fan, Michelle might not have dated me. We might not have married. And the fact that we agreed on Stevie was a part of the essence of our courtship.”

Wonder later returned the accolades, describing the historical significance of Obama’s rise to office and the potential it provided for a more united world.

“I’m looking forward to you doing that, so that in my lifetime, I can write some more songs about love, about unity,” he said.

If you missed on TV check it out here:

Shout out to the homie Randy @ Ozone

9th is silly: “You might wanna come on and be underground too!” LOL

Shout out to Broccoli City