Bumber-sixty-fu*&^&*-dollars-a-day-shoot

The weekend that represents all that is summer...a last hurrah! This year i went because one of my favorite duos filled in the pg-chillin-wale...U-N-I (peep www.yothurz.com for free love supreme) made up of Y-O (a former seattle cyo student, holla private schools!) and Thurz (Thurzday) i was front row goin wild while DJ Hyphen the former Puma himself spun on the wheels of steel...peep the vid..and yup i rep the role players! pippen!

U-N-I at Bumbershoot (Seattle, WA - 9/5/09) from DJ Hyphen on Vimeo.

I also had the luck of bumbershoot in going to a show you a) didnt even mean to b) got straight dummy lucky and fell in love (nh) with the artist...mr. mayer, mayer hawthorne, i love it because its like if you saw this dude, no offense, i would prolly say he didnt appear to have much game, but his voice is pure sex. if i had that voice and whipped it out anywhere i would probably open my eyes to a bunch of naked ladies goin wild. so i highly recomend mayer, he is like a throwback, his music is motown but has a hint of hip hop...but pretty much sex on a platter www.myspace.com/mayerhawthorne


The main mack attack Macklemore (who was by the way inspiration for me to start a blog please check out bengalyucky.com for instant satisfaction) torn up the stage in the seattle rain. The highlight for me was by far the song and we danced...mack brought out the costume, a costume can always be expected at a Macklemore show, and sung his heart out while some homies/fam (shout out to busto) bam burned up the stage with some sizzling dance moves heres the song and a fierce pic...his new ep/cd/lp? is coming out soon so keep your eyes peeeled

http://usershare.net/x7fn43fn1b7f

and here is the video to the greatness that was "and we danced"

My Life

My life is one that is empty without a bi daily trip to my utopia..the thrift shop whether it be off Dearborn's exit and to the left, on the ave, off Broadway near Bobby Morris, or in the jackpot of the borough that the vikings created...Ballard. I cannot live with out going to value village or goodwill and if im finna splurge i will sometimes hit up buffalo (word to Marley). I dont think many understand what it is about the place, and truth be told its a job to be a thrifta, you cant just ask me where i got my fly gear and then go there expecting to find something dope, you have to work for it. "i dont know how to explain it but you always seem to get all the lucky bounces when your playing your hardest and giving maximum effort"- my hoops coach...but that quote forsure applies here. The thrift shops are my daily massage when im stressed out i hit one up and immediately find my self at ease with that retired persons smell, and the presh gear that "bounces" my way, so if you agreed with any of this, or just thought this was ridiculous and want to see more tune it... the show starts now.