Showing posts with label Kanye West. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kanye West. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Runaway Love
Justin Bieber Kanye West Raekwon REMIX
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Justin Bieber,
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Raekwon,
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Runaway Love Remix,
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Monday, August 2, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Kanye West "Power"
"Got presents in my mind but couldn't open up my own thought"
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Just to Get By...
"Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy."
--Ludwig van Beethoven
"Why should I listen to a system that never listened to me?" --Jay-Z
--Ludwig van Beethoven
One of my favorites of the decade:
"Why should I listen to a system that never listened to me?" --Jay-Z
"Love is unconditional even when the condition is critical and the living is miserable, your position is pivotal I ain't bullshitin you." ...."We get high on all types of drugs when all you really need is love." --Talib Kweli
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Get by,
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Jay-Z,
Kanye West,
mos def,
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Talib Kweli
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Great video made by a college student for a project. Definitely makes you listen to this song and watch the news a little differently. I'm not sure why we for got about New Orleans, but we shouldn't. Wouldn't you loot in their position, which is a position they never should have been in. Truth hurts.
"Helicopters doing fly-bys, taking a couple of shots, couple portraits then ignore them."
--Jay-Z
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Monday, May 4, 2009
Monday, December 15, 2008
Kanye on SNL
Kanye West performing "Heartless" on Saturday Night Live.
I admire his passion--a lot of people say that he's got an attitude problem, but I think it's just an extreme love for creation.
I love the Pinocchio story. So, he's saying that in order to be a "real boy" he needs his soul mate. Famous psychologist Carl Jung also wrote about this in theory and called it the anima and animus. The unconscious male seeks to find his anima, which is his suppressed feminine side. And women are in search of their animus, which is their suppressed male characteristics. Jung believed that we are constantly in search of our opposite to feel complete. Read more HERE.
I admire his passion--a lot of people say that he's got an attitude problem, but I think it's just an extreme love for creation.
I love the Pinocchio story. So, he's saying that in order to be a "real boy" he needs his soul mate. Famous psychologist Carl Jung also wrote about this in theory and called it the anima and animus. The unconscious male seeks to find his anima, which is his suppressed feminine side. And women are in search of their animus, which is their suppressed male characteristics. Jung believed that we are constantly in search of our opposite to feel complete. Read more HERE.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Kanye on Conan
Kanye West is so interesting to me. In this interview he talks about the paparazzi and his recent arrest in London. He talks about the current laws and how they have not caught up to the internet. He basically says that paparazzi doesn't know who they're dealing with...I hope he becomes an activist, especially since both of his parents were.
Read what he wrote on his blog about the issue HERE
Read what he wrote on his blog about the issue HERE
Monday, November 24, 2008
Super Women
In my opinion "Superwoman" was by far the best performance of the evening last night. Kanye West and Rhianna were entertaining, but nothing tops seeing Queen Latifah rap. Alicia Keys, Queen Latifah and Kathleen Battle (a famous opera singer) stole the stage last night with their rendition of Alicica Key's single "Superwoman."
"And now they realize it was a cape not an apron"
Click below to watch the performance
Superwoman AMA Live
by yardie4lifever2
I don't know why the Queen stopped rapping...she is/was the most politically and socially conscious female rapper to ever grab the mic. "U.N.I.T.Y" is one of my favorite rap songs from the 90s. I realize that she's grown into a movie star, but I still have fond memories from the first concert I ever saw: Queen Latifah. When she performed about 14 years ago, although I was just a kid, there was definitely something very empowering about words and storytelling. I think every woman has been called a bitch at some p0int in her life. Music and poetry are very therapeutic and articulates what we go through--that's probably why I love this song. So who you calling a bitch?
I hope she continues to rap.
"And now they realize it was a cape not an apron"
Click below to watch the performance
Superwoman AMA Live
by yardie4lifever2
I don't know why the Queen stopped rapping...she is/was the most politically and socially conscious female rapper to ever grab the mic. "U.N.I.T.Y" is one of my favorite rap songs from the 90s. I realize that she's grown into a movie star, but I still have fond memories from the first concert I ever saw: Queen Latifah. When she performed about 14 years ago, although I was just a kid, there was definitely something very empowering about words and storytelling. I think every woman has been called a bitch at some p0int in her life. Music and poetry are very therapeutic and articulates what we go through--that's probably why I love this song. So who you calling a bitch?
I hope she continues to rap.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Amazing
Ethnomusicologists are those who study the correlation between everyday life and identity and the music that arises organically from the people. For an example, classical music does not fit it to this genre; there is no allegiance to a city, state or country.
Now that we as a nation have made history by electing the first black president, I'm anxious to see what music grows from all genres, but especially hip-hop.
Read more about ethnomusicology HERE
"Amazing" Kanye West & Jeezy
Click below to listen to the song
kanYe West : Blog
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Now that we as a nation have made history by electing the first black president, I'm anxious to see what music grows from all genres, but especially hip-hop.
Read more about ethnomusicology HERE
"Amazing" Kanye West & Jeezy
Click below to listen to the song
kanYe West : Blog
Posted using ShareThis
Monday, November 10, 2008
History
I can't say exactly why I love hip-hop so much. It's like a heart beat to me. The poetry intertwined with the beat gets my mind going and my heart feeling. Jay-z is one of the greatest rappers of all time. Period. Even Obama thinks so.
"I leave all I am in the hands of history." I think that should be everyone's goal: to make history. Not everyone is going to make international history, but the key is to never stop dreaming of making history.
"History" Jay-Z feat. Tony Williams, prod. by Kanye West
"I leave all I am in the hands of history." I think that should be everyone's goal: to make history. Not everyone is going to make international history, but the key is to never stop dreaming of making history.
"History" Jay-Z feat. Tony Williams, prod. by Kanye West
Labels:
Barack Obama,
Blueprint 3,
History,
Jay-Z,
Kanye West,
Tony Williams
Friday, October 17, 2008
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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