Acapella

If your close enough to me to read my blog then you prolly already know about Asher Roth. Either way here is a tasty little clip of him and Mos Def preforming acapella at a clothing extravaganza at the magic in Las Vegas. enjoy.

MuteMath

One of my favorite bands MuteMath, home of outstanding drummer Darren King, is currently working on their new untitled album. Recently they have been posting a web vlog from the studio giving you small tastes of what the new album is sounding like as well as some interesting street reactions to their demo tracks. lead singer, keytarist, and pianist of the band Paul Meany was quotes saying this about the new album in works"Anyone who thinks first album is perfect will hate this [new] record. If you heard the first record and liked some stuff about it [but] think things could improve, you may like it. It's important for us to change up the formula. We thought we were writing [the new album] for the last 2½ years on the road, but found out we weren't. We just started three months ago." its quotes like that and videos like this that have me amped for the hopeful late septmeber release, although Meany says hes not sure the album will be released until 2009. Be sure to check out the other videos in the series as they all give interestingly mysterious tidbits.

hype beastin

some tasty new air max 1's droppin in 2009.

do you wanna go with me to mystic aquariam now bitches?

Playground Badasses

i dont have anything to say other than, this is fuckin awesome.

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Punch

not quite as funny as british punch, but just as addicting to watch. this kid swings on his boy with no regard for their friendship. Gotta be one of the best knockouts around, he hits him a solid three times before he goes down, and the way his head moves is just silly.

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Droplifting

I found this video after reading a little about an interesting new form of activist art called shopdropping. Basically the idea behind this very banksy-esque art form is based on the opposite of shoplifting. In other words people go into grocery stores and department stores LEAVING items such as cans and bottles, that have altered labels or stickers. The point behind the art form is usual a political message, against traditonal marketing schemes, an attempt to connect the product to the exploitation behind its creation. The video does a decent job of explaining and giving an example of shopdropping, however i cant really say the video is fantastic. Interesting none the less. The video would not imbed for some reason, but the video can be found here

Shopdropping