We was in Mount Vernon on the borderline of the Bronx so I've got eight aunties that … you know, they was all beautiful and they was bringing the d-boys and Hip Hop artists to the yards and the Rastas, so that's how I learned Hip Hop. You our Tom Ford, you the godfather to black people, so I just wish we would do us a little more because we're putting a lot of money into these corporations, bro.
nipsey hussle type beats. Groovey Lew: Yeah, I just stay low and keep firing, bro.



You can use "Famous" and our other free type beats for any non-commercial purpose you like. I think that's important for artists to have their clothing lines.
When people hire me, they know that I come with a different vibe and a different energy, so if I can give you some information that's going to stick with you throughout your lifetime and implement something in your daily flow, I think that goes a long way, further than clothing.

I need you to just sit with me, I need you to vibe with me. I need to just kick it with you.” So many times my clients call me to their homes or studios just to be a part of the energy that's going on and it's not about fashion all the time.
You can use "Famous" and our other free type beats for any non-commercial purpose you like. I think that's important for artists to have their clothing lines.
Somebody's not going to come to work that day and that might just be the next up. Like, I need you to handle this.” That's how it can go and some things happen faster than others but if you really love it, then just stay with it.

I need you to just sit with me, I need you to vibe with me. I need to just kick it with you.” So many times my clients call me to their homes or studios just to be a part of the energy that's going on and it's not about fashion all the time.
You can use "Famous" and our other free type beats for any non-commercial purpose you like. I think that's important for artists to have their clothing lines.
They see me in any hood in Brooklyn, in Compton, in anywhere, coming out of corner stores like, Yo, you that fashion kid. In '87, I went to the Capital Center to my first Go-Go and that shit showed me a whole ‘nother life about music and fashion.