BUZZ FACTOR.....
Brought to you By...AD the General
BUZZ FACTOR.....
Brought to you By...AD the General
SPECIALGIFTNAB: How did your pragmatic view of hip hop come about?
FLYBOY STACKZ: Just going through everyday life. The ups and downs of life, I’m fortunate to be able to survive and still be here to turn those events into good music.
SPECIALGIFTNAB: What is your pertinence in the hip hop game?
FLYBOY STACKZ: I AM HIP HOP…. I live it, and breathe it everyday. I’ll continue to stay relevant because I have the ability to relate and connect with people on another level. Every artist doesn’t have that, That “IT” factor.
SPECIALGIFTNAB: Tell us about the development and course of your newest album “Flight”.
FLYBOY STACKZ: The whole “Flight” project is my gift to the game. Developed from real life and daily situations formulated into good music. I worked with some of the best producers in the game on this project. Its course is just beginning; it’s one of those albums that you will appreciate with time. The older it gets, the better it sounds. TIME LESS.
SPECIALGIFTNAB: Do you feel your perseverance has been rewarded so far? Will you elaborate?
FLYBOY STACKZ: I feel like my perseverance is rewarded every time I get on the stage and give my fans 100 percent. That’s what it’s all about. Although it has not been rewarded fully at this time financially, it’s definitely coming in the near future. No question about it.
SPECIALGIFTNAB: Who would you give credit to in your journey this far? Is there anyone you look to collaborate with in the near future?
FLYBOY STACKZ: I give credit to my team, my fans, and my family. Without them I’m nothing. I’m looking to collaborate with anybody I feel is making good music. Big name collaborations are cool, but I’m not the ride the next man coat tail to get on type. I’m self made… self paid.
SPECIALGIFTNAB: What’s next for Flyboy Stackz?
FLYBOY STACKZ: More showcases, tours, mix tapes, and videos…. Stay tuned…. We grinding.
SPECIALGIFTNAB: As the world gets to know Flyboy Stackz, what do you want them to deem? What’s the best way for us to hear your tracks and stay updated?
FLYBOY STACKZ: There’s nothing in particular that I want the world to deem. Everyone is a different individual, so I want each person to make their own opinion about me based upon my actions and the material I put out. Then take whatever they want from it. The best way to hear my music and stay updated about me is my website. WWW.FLYBOYSTACKZ.COM
WRITTEN BY: SPECIALGIFT N.A.B.
COURTESY OF ELEGANT HOODNESS MUSICAL PROGRAM 2012
Trigga
Dec 21, 2011 Trigga brought some major heat to Elegant Hoodness. His beats played track after track as the audience, which was filled with unsigned hungry artists cheered on. There was some competition in the building so it was definitely a battle of some of Hip Hop’s soon to be super producers. But only one could Reign Supreme and Trigga did. He is now nominated for Emerging Producer at The E.H.M.P 2013 awards and has won loads of exposure. This is a producer that is well on his own, when they ask. Tell them A.D. The General told you so.
A.D. THE GENERAL: Congratulations on your 1st place win at The Elegant Hoodness Musical Program Beat Battle edition Dec 21 in NY. How did u feel were certain you were the winner? And did you enjoy the Elegant Hoodness and would recommend other producers and artists to get down?
TRIGGA: Thanks alot! It definitely was a big win for me considering it was my first beat battle ever. To be honest I felt I did enough to win but it was a close one. I really enjoyed myself, the performances was on point the atmosphere was great. I definitely think producers/artists should check out The Elegant Hoodness Musical Program it’s a great avenue to get heard and for promotion.
A.D.THE GENERAL: You are currently being mentored by Trak Dealez CEO him self "Buck 50" how did that situation come to play?
TRIGGA: A lil bit of networking, grind and luck! I’ve followed the Trak Dealaz movement for a while and when the opportunity came along to work with the infamous Buck 50, I didn’t let it slip through my fingers. I look up to him and it’s an honor to work with him.
A.D. THE GENERAL: How do you feel your production differs from the average hiphop/rap producer? And would consider your self a producer or a beat maker?
TRIGGA: My production is very versatile yet has the "now" factor. I have an unique sound that I call the "Tranz4mation" but I also have the ability to mimic our favorite super producers out there like the Kanye's, the Swizz's and the Dr. Dre's. I would have to consider myself both a producer and beat maker. Some producers get offended when you call them a beat maker not me. Even though its nothing like a great production, having you favorite rapper destroy one of your beats is priceless!
A.D. THE GENERAL: You are a producer/engineer? How important is it for producer to be able to control the mixing of the records?
TRIGGA: Yes I am, but to be honest controlling the mix isn't that important to me as it may be to others. If I have a great engineer that knows what he/she is doing, it gives me the opportunity to solely focus on the production "Dirty ears create dirty music".
A.D.THE GENERAL: Where do you see yourself a year from now?
TRIGGA: On top of the world! lol I definitely see myself in a better light, doing shows, producing for a lot of the great artists out there and over all being a better person; Which would make me a better producer in the long run!
A.D. THE GENERAL: Any thank you and or shouts outs?
TRIGGA: Thanks To: A.D The General and the whole Elegant Hoodness movement for showing me love. Buck 50 for working with giving me the oppurtunity to show in prove. Shout Outs: Buck 50, Boogz Banga, A.D The General, My Fans and The Team Bomb Squad and Trak Dealaz supporters.
WRITEN BY A.D. THE GENERAL
COURTESY OF THE ELEGANT HOODNESS MUSICAL PROGRAM 2012
MOTTZ GIGANTE
Shout Out's at Mottz Gigante! Up and coming hip hop artist doing what it do. Presently under the Hand Made Beats indie label. Mottz had a late start in his career. A late bloomer he calls himself, lol. Born and raised in the heart of Bed Stuy Brooklyn. Thing is this didn't stop him for putting in that work. Radio spins and quite a few views on youtube. He has already released a mix tape and has done plenty of stage performances. Mottz Gigante spends a lot of his time in the booth or lurking that next gig to put on his resume. While where on the subject of resume's, on his track list we have "Super Gigante" which is fire. Than we also have "Shorty Wanna Ride", "2 Minutes Of Fame", "Money Makes The World Go Round", "The Time Is Now" My Bumper" and plenty more dropping soon. He has performed several times at the Elegant Hoodness Musical Program and recently announced 1st place winner, Dec 2011. Let's become further acquainted with Mottz Gigante.
SPECIALGIFT: You had a late start with you music career and on top of that there was a fear inside of you. Now you have over came that hurdle how does it feel?
MOTTZ GIGANTE: Yes, I started late, during the last few Years of high school. I was watching and listening to my friends at the lunch table rapping and getting everyones attention. I wanted to be apart of that atmosphere but I was too quiet. I thought my rhymes was gonna be weak and I was going to embarrass myself. As I got older, I gained more confidence in myself and my lyrical ability. I managed to overcome my fear.
SPECIALGIFT: Tell us about your affiliation with Hand Made Beats? What would you say has benefit you from the time to signed on with them till present? Elaborate.
MOTTZ GIGANTE: I am a hip-hop artist for HandMadeBeats (Hmb). Around 2008, I was introduced to SL Jones by a friend who told me that he wanted to hear me rap. Once he heard my style, lyrics and flow, we made music ever since. Once I got a chance to be around the HMB camp, I knew that this is where I wanted to be.
SPECIALGIFT: What do you have in the making at this time? Give us complete details.
MOTTZ GIGANTE: Well, at this time my mixtape "The KingsBorough Project" is Out On SoundCloud.com, MixTapeFactory.Com And DatPiff.Com as a free download. I am working on several mixtapes and my first EP "KBP2". I am also trying to shoot more videos for the mixtape. Pretty much trying to stay focused and confident while giving the streets what they really need.
SPECIALGIFT: You have recently won 1st place at the Elegant Hoodness Musical Program. How did you feel in there arena and win you heard them announce your win? Would you suggest other inspiring artist to the program?
MOTTZ GIGANTE: Coming in first place at the Elegant Hoodness Musical Program was the highlight of 2011 for me. I've been apart of E.H.M.P for some time now and I never won. A few of my HMB fam, (Neeka J & Mr. Brite) had a chance to be winners. I wanted to experience that, but damn, I NEVER expected first place. "I STRONGLY SUGGEST ANY UNSIGNED ARTIST TO JOIN AND BE APART OF THE E.H.M.P. #SUPERFACT"
SPECIALGIFT: Any future collabs we should look out for?
MOTTZ GIGANTE: Honestly, No. The only thing im working on is me, "MOTTZ GIGANTE"! Building my catalog to the point where I can flood the streets. I have all I need with HMB. Songstress Neeka J, Hard-core Nitro Spitta and multitalented Mr. Brite are the people I feel I make my best music with.
SPECIALGIFT: Where do you see your career to be in this hip hop industry in the next 3 years?
MOTTZ GIGANTE: Just to be heard around the NY Tri-State Area and give the Hip-Hop listeners a chance to hear Mottz Gigante and HandMadeBeats. Maybe get the attention of some a&r's in the industry and hopefully open their ear up to some new unsigned hype. Honestly I never expected to get this far with my talent. I just wanted to rap for myself and some friends of mine. I would have never thought I would get this far, so anything would be a blessing and a huge honor for me.
SPECIALGIFT: Who would you like to shout out at this time?
MOTTZ GIGANTE: This is the hard part! KingsBorough Houses, Diesel, Lyte, Perc, MoneyGang, 225 Buffalo, Slime Gang, Buckets, Rah Dollaz, RodyBlood, Maino, Hustle Tha Supplya, HMB SL.Jonez, .Nitro Spitta, MurdaMarv, Billy Clippings, Mr Brite, Neeka J, Jae Nealz, Bonnie Geo, Traffik and s/o to everyone I forgot Too or didnt mention.
WRITTEN BY: SPECIALGIFT N.A.B
Stunna Mane
C.E.O./Rapper of So Damn Pretty Ent. All the way from Florida Mississippi Elegant Hoodness Musical Program brings to you Stunna Mane. Being from the south Stunna Mane developed a slow paste but that didn’t hold him back. When Stunna Mane decided to be apart of the music industry he started out with managing an artist. During there process, things came to an end and they went there separate ways. That’s when Stunna decided to chance the opportunity of becoming an artist him self. Once he started there was know turning back. He began to collaborate with quite a few up coming Dj’s such as Dj Bobby Jones, Dj Bank Roe, Dj Cable and naming. His first track was than written and entitled “Drunk Gorilla”. This song became a hit throughout Delta, Mi, Atlanta, Memphis, Phoenix and counting. After this release came “Pretty Girls” which has captured the internet world. With not to much experience Stunna Mane has been nominated for two Jackson Music Awards (male hip-hop artist of the year and hip-hop entertainer of the year). Other tracks titled “Bang” ft. Murdah Baby Prod by Nat C, “On Dat Road” “We Be Blowing Strong” “The One They Talk About” “Let‘s Toast To Success” are a few that has been released as well. Making music, massive radio spins, viral promo and showcases has been his format lately. He has recently graced the stage at the Elegant Hoodness Musical Program showcase in Atlanta Nov 2011. Won second place and has gained heavy exposure with his winning. Such as more radio play throughout the globe and interviews in several different magazines. Sunna Mane is definitely on the come up. Let’s find out more.
Our guest today Tayo is dealing with that situation currently. Read below as we get a little more familiar with him and his background.
COURTESY OF ELEGANT HOODNESS MUSICAL PROGRAM 2011-2012
CHARLIE ROCK
A.D. THE GENERAL: Lets start off with the name Charlie Rock what does it mean?
CHARLIE ROCK: Honestly the name was passed down to me by my father. (Not to be confused with Charlie Rock formerly of Terror Squad) The name just stuck with me since I was a kid.
A.D. THE GENERAL: You are from the Bronx NY the Mecca of Hip Hop. Do you feel any pressure to succeed and continue the legacy of some of the greats born in The Bronx?
CHARLIE ROCK: From KRS 1, Melly Mel, Big Pun, to Corey Gunz, Fred The Godson, and French Montana, the legacy is still here and in good hands. As for me, I think it’s a different expectation because I’m a producer. I think the most pressure comes from my self. I know what I’m capable of so I’m my own hardest critic. When you think of the Bronx and its contributions to Hip Hop or music in general, my name will be mentioned when it’s all said and done.
A.D. THE GENERAL: How long have you been producing and what inspired you to pursue a career in music?
CHARLIE ROCK: I’ve been into music all my life. I started out playing in church and it’s had a hold on me ever since. I’ve only been producing for 3 years now. Its crazy to think about the stuff I’ve made in such a short period of time compared to people who have been producing 10 years plus. I have over 200 full songs done. The catalog is only getting bigger.
A.D. THE GENERAL: How would you describe your style or production and what makes you the next hottest producer in the game?
CHARLIE ROCK: I don’t want to categorize in any genre of music. I want to be known as a producer who can sell a track to Lil Wayne then turn around and sell another track to Justin Bieber. I can make anything in any lane without trying to recreate what someone else has already done. I sound like me!
A.D. THE GENERAL: Do u play any instruments? And is your production sample free?
CHARLIE ROCK: I play the piano and the drums. Spending 6 hours in Church every Sunday when I was little can do that to you. Lol. I have a lot of sample free music as well as sampled beats. I can also take a song and play the whole thing over and give it a new feeling. That’s what being a producer is about.
A.D. THE GENERAL: Who do you dream of producing for?
CHARLIE ROCK: I would want to co-produce a record for Jay with Kanye. I think it’ll be one of the best songs in music history period. J. Cole, Drake, Ceelo, Frank Ocean, Chrisette Michelle, Slaughter House, just to name a few others. I also like working with the new artist that haven’t been discovered yet because the creativity with them is limitless.
A.D. THE GENERAL: Who have you been working with? And how does an artist get to work with you?
CHARLIE ROCK: I’ve been fortunate enough to work with a lot of artist and people who make good music. Any artist that takes this serious and wants to produce hit records can contact me. This industry is all about building relationships with people and making a good product. As long as you’re making what the people want, it’s undeniable.
A.D. THE GENERAL: Where can our readers hear some of those Fire beats?
CHARLIE ROCK: You can hear some of my music on my website http://www.charlierocktid.com/ you can also follow me on twittertwitter.com/
WRITTEN BY: A.D. THE GENERAL
COURTESY OF THE ELEGANT HOODNESS MUSICAL PROGRAM 2011-2012
N.A.B.: Start us off with some insight on the development of Stunna Mane.
STUNNA MANE: Well I was given the name "The Stunna" from ladies at my old job. I used to work on an assembly line building Nissans in Mississippi. We made great money there; I bought everything I ever wanted. Never had thru life in Mississippi and traveled outside of Mississippi to all parts of the country. Even to Alaska while working there it taught me with hard work comes opportunity and thru that came the Stunna Mane Aka Johnny Bang Life Style. That happens when you achieve success in life, you enjoy success because you worked hard for it. No one can take your memories or dreams from you because that's what drives us as human beings, having goals and dreams and a better life. So I based my rap career off my real life ups and downs and serve as a model of "be who you are and u still can make it in the world". Even being a smart guy that stays in the middle of four cotton fields you too can make your dreams come true.
N.A.B.: “Drunk Gorilla”, when and how did this track come about? Will you go on to the next track “Pretty Girls” and elaborate on this one as well.
STUNNA MANE: It's started right after I started rapping and decided that I wanted a way to release all of the energy that runs thru me but I don't dance so I created a away for me to release, with the Drunk Gorilla record. You can bob your head, rock, lean and do your thing to this record. It's an anthem for the club that's filled with passionate drinker’s lol!!!! And as for my single Pretty Girl's featuring ML the truth, I wrote this record to show the power of a beautiful woman over a man and do that in a away that it didn't come off as a dirty record. You know something my kid can sing or even play at a wedding. I wanted to make a classic timeless song to play in appreciation of women.
N.A.B.: Tell us about the latest project you’re working on presently? Please elaborate some.
STUNNA MANE: Right now we are currently promoting via @livemixtapes.com for free download the Drunk Gorilla Mixtape, which it currently has over 34,000 views - that's big for an indie. Also, it has no Dj drops so any Dj that would like to add a song to his rotation can do so with just a click of the download button. Since I'm giving away the mixtape free, all I ask in return from my fans is for you to rate and comment and a chance to come and perform for them in there city! Get @stunna_mane new mix tape #DrunkGorilla http://t.co/C3PurHkQ . Here is a link to the mix tape above, also in addition to touring the south and south east I'm now working on my other alter ego "Johnny Bang" Johnny Bang is the Johnny Bravo of the rap world the black Elvis Presley, mixed with country flavor as BB King and Muddy Waters. He is smart, funny, a handsome ladies man, big truck driver, fast car driver, builds loud sound systems, runs a rap label, used to be an ex bouncer and he is Bertha & Percy's son !!! Johnny Bang is hope and beliefs that you can do anything you can imagine ask long as u don't let failure kill your dreams. Not people but putting the weight on your shoulders and banging till u get some results!!!!! Mix tape on the way, Johnny Bang.
N.A.B.: Do you plan to collaborate with any artist soon?
STUNNA MANE: I’m always collaborating with different artist be on the look out for the New Bang remix featuring Dj Will Stunna Mane Murdah Baby, & Dub G of Ugk Records #Bang!!
N.A.B.: You performed at the Elegant Hoodness Musical Program in Atlanta recently. How did you become acquainted and what’s your intake of the showcase? Would you suggest Elegant Hoodness to other up and coming artist, producers, media and all who’s seeking to be build their buzz to the max with a wide range of opportunities?
STUNNA MANE: I had seen and heard about A.D. the General and the brand Elegant Hoodness for a while on twitter. One day she tweeted about her upcoming awards for the Top 10 indies in NY. I felt like I should be nominated so I had my VP hit her up to check on the business. From there it resulted in my doing the Atlanta show and winning second prize to now a chance to participate in the awards show in New York. I appreciate the Elegant Hoodness Musical Program platform as an indie. I'm pleased with the media package. More exposure is just what I need right now in my career. "The product and brand is solid". I would definitely recommend the program to another artist like myself who is working hard and has made a name for himself but ready for that next level in their career.
N.A.B.: What’s next for Stunna Mane?
STUNNA MANE: Hopefully I can run thru rap and retire soon I really just wanna run a empire I'm a bigger genius than rap a young mogul the next big music machine I wanna take over music and run it off my influence , network , and networth so with alot of hard work I want the whole machine because I feel it's been corrupted and taken advantage of!
N.A.B.: Where can the people hear your music and find out more about you? Any shout out you would like to give at this time? Also any words you would like to leave us with?
STUNNA MANE: Get @stunna_mane new mixtape #DrunkGorilla http://t.co/C3PurHkQ
YouTube Stunnamane77
Datpiff.com
Livemixtapes.com
Thatcrack.com
Google me I’m everywhere. I would like to thank everyone who ever believed in me and supported my movement and what I stand for in life. My words to the world are, do not ever give up on life. Only you can better your situation. "Put God first and go get it"!!
Thank you Stunna Mane for taking time to network with N.A.N., N.A.B., and Elegant Hoodness
WRITTEN BY: SPECIALGIFT N.A.B.
COURTESY OF ELEGANT HOODNESS MUSICAL PROGRAM 2011-2012
Tayo
Comparisons.....we are all subject to them, whether it be artistic ability, athletic prowess or anything else it’ something that can't be avoided. When that comparison is made between an arising artist and one that is legendary, it has the ability of being both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand it will garner the new artist a lot of attention, but at the same time subject them to a lot of scrutiny. How an artist fares in that situation: will depend on them maintaining their humility and of course their talent and output.
Our guest today Tayo is dealing with that situation currently. Read below as we get a little more familiar with him and his background.
EHMP: What made you want to be an artist?
Tayo: When I was like 8 I got a karaoke machine and always liked to put on a show. Music is my passion because doing it makes me feel good
EHMP: Who did you listen to growing up and did they influence your style?
Tayo: At first all I listened to was my older brother. He would come home with songs he made and that inspired me to do the same. But I listened to all kinds of music. I believe that's what gives me an edge and makes me a versatile as an artist.
EHMP: You have been compared to the great Big Pun, how does that affect you and how do you handle it?
Tayo: That's crazy. Actually it's very flattering because Pun was incredible. But I don't think my style is anything like Pun aside from the fact that we're Puerto Rican and we rap. I'm Tayo and while I am flattered I'd want to be known as my own artist.
EHMP: Do you battle?
Tayo: I have battled at times but it's not what I choose to put my energy into. I rather make music. I enjoy taking what I'm thinking and feeling and turning that into something people can listen to and relate to
EHMP: Do you produce your own tracks?
Tayo: I've dabbled a bit I think it's good to know as much as you can when it comes to doing what you do. And so I am familiar with many aspects of producing and engineering but that's a craft on it own and so I leave it to those guys.
EHMP: What makes you different from other artists, how do you stand out?
Tayo: I bring a different sound, a different swag; I am everything the industry needs. “I’m nice, I’m fresh, I’m blessed and I’m Puerto Rican” as said in my song haymaker. But one major characteristic Tayo has is he’s original. In my opinion the more original you’re, the more someone may be able to relate to what you’re saying. And at the end of the day it’s all about the people, the fans, if there not feeling you or they can’t relate to what your saying, then your duty as an artist, an entertainer, is pointless.
EHMP: What do you think of the current state of music?
Tayo: Music was at a point of downfall. Artist were falling off, it almost felt like music would never be the same again. But I can say music has definitely made a turn for the better these last 5 years. The only thing is a lot of artists are lacking that originality, therefore as a listener I find it difficult to relate to what he/she is saying. Music needs realism, it needs honesty, it needs to be created in such a way that anyone from any race or culture may be able to relate to it. That’s just how I see it.
EHMP: Where would you like to be in 5 years?
Tayo: World Tours, Collaborating with hip-hop’s most prestigious artists. I would like to expand my specialties and start acting as well. I would also like to open my own business to help amateur artists promote themselves correctly. I would like to buy my mama a new house and be a major iconic figure when people think of hip-hop.
EHMP: any recent or upcoming projects?
Tayo: I’m working on a soundtrack for a short film being made for a phenomenal book titled “Rise to Grace – A Genuine Street Story” written by Angel Huertas. The book just hit Barnes and Noble a few months ago and it’s gotten great reviews since then. I’m also working on my latest mixtape/album titled “Boats” which stands for “Based on a True Story”. Basically the entire CD is designed to speak about life situations I’ve encountered or I've witnessed. Any listener would be able to connect to at least one song or more on the CD, just because the various topics it covers are universal situations anybody may go through. Whether its divorce, corrupt friendships, love, relationships, etc. whatever it is, this piece of art covers it all.
EHMP: How can people reach you to hear your music to collaborate?
Tayo: You can search me on face book and twitter – “TayoStudioGeek”. You may also email me at https://mail.google.com/mail/h/13zvwv22i93iy/?&v=b&cs=wh&to=tayostudiogeek@gmail.com
EHMP: Any last words or shout outs?
Tayo: First off shouts to my mother and father for always motivating me. They took me from Brooklyn to Long Island for a better life and lord knows where I’d be today if that move wasn’t possible. Shouts to my brother for being my greatest inspiration. Shouts to my sister for always being there for me, even if the whole world is against me, at least I know you’d still be here for me baby. Shouts to all my friends and fans for keeping my head on a swivel, I swear if I didn’t have you guys life wouldn’t seem so clear right now. Be original & Stay true to yourself, Music needs THIS!
Peace & Love,
Tayo
Tayo
Written by DJ SINCERE
COURTESY OF THE ELEGANT HOODNESS MUSICAL PROGRAM 2012
Jax1
A.D. THE GENERAL: Break down your name Jax 1?
JAX1: I mean my name Jax1 basically came about from a graff legend named “Jimmy“. I was always fascinated with the colors and names on the walls in the hood as a kid. So I linked up with Jimmy and he’s like u need a name and we came up wit “Jax” the one separates me from everyone else. I’m the One!!
A.D. THE GENERAL: Congrats on your recent win and nomination for Top Ten Artists of the Year Awards 2011. How do you feel about your nomination?
JAX1: I mean I’m Blessed I always knew that if the right person was to hear me I’d b able to showcase my talent on a broader scale. I just wonna shoutA.D. The General out for having these type of outlets from unsigned artist. I appreciate the nomination and I’m just gonna continue to take advantage of my situation and make the best out of it.
A.D. THE GENERAL: Tell me what separate you from the average rapper?
JAX1: What separates me from other rappers is, “My Story“. My life is real and my songs are relatable. My concepts are different. My music is refreshing. It’s Hip Hop resurrected.
A.D. THE GENERAL: How do you feel about the current state of hip hop?
JAX1: I feel Hip Hop is definetly in it’s transition stage right now. In a way it’s a perfect time for the people to hear ya boy. Bring that “Goose Bump Muzik back“.
A.D. THE GENERAL: Who inspired you to start rapping?
JAX1: I mean definetly B.I.G.. When he said “Live from Bedford Stuyvesant the Livest One” and he was talking that talk that I could relate to, that I was going through. I felt that I had to tell my story. So yeh, B.I.G inspired me.
A.D. THE GENERAL: Where can our readers get a hold of you and listen or download your music?
JAX1: The people can def follow me on twitter @jaxishome man JaxOne on Facebook contact my son Latik Short on Facebook.. "Man we working"..
A.D. THE GENERAL: Any thank you and shouts outs?
JAX1: Shouts to everyone supporting the movement.
WRITTEN BY: A.D. THE GENERAL
COURTESY OF ELEGANT HOODNESS MUSICAL PROGRAM 2011-2012
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