listed interviews
Jeff SpecNo trick, just kicks'When I was younger, I always had wack sneakers because it's all my moms could afford, so I'd have whatever was on sale, like $30 or $40 maximum. But when I first started buying what I wanted, and having my own money, I got into Air Forces.'POSTED 09|01|2010
2 Hungry BrosMake no room for dessert'We live in a country with All You Can Eat Buffets. We are mad lucky. But I heard that Finland is the best country to live in these days and the U.S. wasn't even top ten. Who cares? You can download our album on iTunes from anywhere and be satisfied with something that isn't giving you cerebral diabetes.'POSTED 08|24|2010
Kil RipkinA journey into the life of...'I stay in tune with my ancestors, I listen to the highest speak to me, I have too. I keep my guardian angels with me at all times. I listen and I stay in tune with a higher force. Respect is a powerful attribute.'POSTED 05|01|2010
Mark DeezA force to be reckoned with'Our culture is in a struggle. From record sales to the music that the major labels are releasing to the artists themselves afraid to reinvent themselves and afraid to speak what's on their mind. And its not just our culture, its humankind as a whole. 'POSTED 02|01|2010
White Shadow of NorwayVictory!'Victory is a lot about the fight goin' on between Hip-hop vs commercialized Rap. Hip-hop will come out the winner in the end. On a personal level I've met a lot of backstabbers trying to take advantage of me to gain for themselves, and they've had their success. Now it's my turn, and I will win in the end.'POSTED 12|07|2009
iCon The Mick King and Chumare Cool-Aide!'The only thing I remember about Flavor Aid is that it was the bootleg Kool-Aid. In Philly they sell it in this cheap grocery store in the hood called Murray's. I go with Kool-Aid. Purplesaurus Rex was the illest flavor ever!'POSTED 12|01|2009
Milk DeeTop billin''I wasn't really aware of the influence in the early days, but as time went on I began to notice a lot of emcees with Milk Dee traits. It really became obvious by the insane amounts of sample requests I receive.'POSTED 12|01|2009
TableekTableek Talossa!'I like to challenge where I can go with the music I'm given. My foundation is definitely underground hip-hop. I'm a sincere emcee doing my own thing contributing to the culture and not just being a vulture.people see that and they hit me to do tracks..'POSTED 09|20|2009
Pseudo SlangPseudo-intellectual xtracts of slang'I’ve always identified with the name Pseudo Slang in the sense that the material is not quite the usual serving of hip-hop slang, and at the same time a convenient merging of the two groups. 'POSTED 09|07|2009
Senor KaosSwagger is nothing, talent is everything'Now you have 16-year-old kids who have Pro Tools or Logic who can make a whole album in their house. I say it all the time: 'everybody can't rap!' I think it's great that hip-hop has touched so many people's lives but at some point somebody has to be a fan.'POSTED 09|02|2009
