Check me out....this video is a little dated but best believe i've only gotten better:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzGqsc4hNsU
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Life update: 4-7-09
How am I feeling right now?
That's a easy question, here, lemme break it down,
life honestly is going pretty well,
some ups and downs make for good stories to tell,
this past weekend, it was lehigh laf,
the guys and girls beat em, they scrubs they mops,
it was chill everything felt nice and easy,
my girl was tryin throw me off my game, eye tease me
then i came back to the crib to chill
studyed for my test, got a B foreal
got a call from this company finally
"come down for an interview" HIRE ME
so quick plug, gotta say, i wont be in class
Jus got the bus ticket, and i saved a lil cash
yesterday i took the bus so i could see my girl
not too many details but yea she's my pearl
so all in all, life's hetic but ya see
I love the ups and downs...ha...ya feel me??
That's a easy question, here, lemme break it down,
life honestly is going pretty well,
some ups and downs make for good stories to tell,
this past weekend, it was lehigh laf,
the guys and girls beat em, they scrubs they mops,
it was chill everything felt nice and easy,
my girl was tryin throw me off my game, eye tease me
then i came back to the crib to chill
studyed for my test, got a B foreal
got a call from this company finally
"come down for an interview" HIRE ME
so quick plug, gotta say, i wont be in class
Jus got the bus ticket, and i saved a lil cash
yesterday i took the bus so i could see my girl
not too many details but yea she's my pearl
so all in all, life's hetic but ya see
I love the ups and downs...ha...ya feel me??
Friday, March 27, 2009
My Personality
I took this quick personality test and found my results. It's pretty interesting....check it......
Free Jung Personality Test (similar to Myers-Briggs/MBTI)
Kashi,I swear i'm going to post more hip hop related items lol.
| ESFP - "Entertainer". Radiates attractive warmth and optimism. Smooth, witty, charming, clever. Fun to be with. Very generous. 8.5% of the total population. |
Kashi,I swear i'm going to post more hip hop related items lol.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
MY BIRTHDAY
as most of you know now, I survived. For thjose of you who missed the party, it was great and here is a 5 minute video my brother took for me. Thanks toall who came and freeloaded off my house, music, and drinks lol. It was a great time and i'm glad everyone had as much fun as I did.
http://exposureroom.com/a6d34ed877f1402cb2fd09560fed14e5/.
If you like contact information on my brother for any reason, let me know and I can set it up
http://exposureroom.com/a6d34ed877f1402cb2fd09560fed14e5/.
If you like contact information on my brother for any reason, let me know and I can set it up
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
I chuckled....
While walking to class this morning, nice and bundled up, I noticed a lehigh student walking about 50 feet away from myself......we were going in the same direction. this is the outfit she was wearing:
http://www.sheylara.com/images/070521jog.jpg
..............it was 36 degrees outside.................she made my day start with a smile
http://www.sheylara.com/images/070521jog.jpg
..............it was 36 degrees outside.................she made my day start with a smile
Monday, March 9, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Its Monday again and now is our time to go over the “weekend weak ends”. Those MC’s who were strong and those others that are weak. This time we went to “Bmore” Maryland to check out this new artist known as K Little. Khalil is born and raised in Baltimore and has developed a style that is young and engaging artist with a vivacious personality that is attractive to many. K.little recently began his career in 2009 and his skills are quickly accelerating up to the current day level. The piece we saw him perform is an original piece titled, “mY hip hop generation”.
The piece is posted below and has a lot of good aspects. The first thing that is noticed is the artist’s energy. He is an emotional rapper who uses that to his full advantage. Engaging the minds of his audience and holding their attention is a natural skill for K.Little and is an important skill for all artists. The topics he speaks on are true from his life, thought provoking and somewhat eye opening. Previous pieces like, “Intro” and “2nd strike” go along with this artists style. This can be seen as a good and bad thing. His dedicated fans of the future will love that he is always doing his serious pieces. But, it will be hard for Little to branch out and reach a new audience if he wants to impact the world in the way we know he can.
K.Little also speaks well but it is seen in his swagger that he is still true to his origin. This kid will be able to connect to everyone.
However, like also issues of “weekend weak ends”, we gotta find the weak points and exploit them. After all, he isn’t famous for a reason.
NERVES OF STEAL! Is NOT what K.Little has. Off the stage he is a witty and funny guy who can flirt his way out of any situation. But in the light, his stage presence is not as secure. In the beginning of the performance it is almost as though we can hear him screaming,”WHERE DO I PUT MY HANDS!?”
Because this piece is serious, it is understood that he does not move around a lot. But to engage future listeners this artist will need to have a little more fun with his pieces.
The talent is there and the nerves will fade as he continues his career.
Thank you K.Little for adding another aspect to the game and proving that hip hop IS in fact still alive.
Rating: 3.3 out of 5
Friday, February 20, 2009
My Cousin and I are trying to do big things
Check it out we got a lil myspace/ facebook/ blogger website about to be on and poppin. stay tuned cause my cousin and I are going to start something and it should be good money. I'm gonna keep everyone posted so that this thing can grow.
-K.Little
-K.Little
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Yo what's good?
This is an interesteing topic. Sometime last year I went home and saw my brothers.
"YOOOOO WHAT'S REALLY GOOD!?" is the way I was greated jus before we dapped each other up. but the normal dap I am use to changed to one where in the end you keep ur thumb up and point your index finger at the person.
Like hip hop, this form of greating people has changed various times from special handshakes to show love for friends to snapping during the dap and now this point.
I dont like it and can't do it to someone.
I get the feeling that the person doing it is gonna stab me in the back. It's all smiles and love until the last instant when it feels like a gun is being pointed at me.
I mean take it how you want, "You're too sensitive khalil", "you look too deep into everything". But that's how it feels. Why not dap me up, look me in the eyes and hold a tight grip at the end to show, "I'm here for you" no homo......and what da fuck is up wit no homo. That shit's annmoying. like i can't speak without choosing the right words.
lol real talk tho, that gun thing. i don't like it. If it's your thing, do it, you're cool.
But know people like me will keep a close eye on you......BOO!! scared ya didn't I?
"YOOOOO WHAT'S REALLY GOOD!?" is the way I was greated jus before we dapped each other up. but the normal dap I am use to changed to one where in the end you keep ur thumb up and point your index finger at the person.
Like hip hop, this form of greating people has changed various times from special handshakes to show love for friends to snapping during the dap and now this point.
I dont like it and can't do it to someone.
I get the feeling that the person doing it is gonna stab me in the back. It's all smiles and love until the last instant when it feels like a gun is being pointed at me.
I mean take it how you want, "You're too sensitive khalil", "you look too deep into everything". But that's how it feels. Why not dap me up, look me in the eyes and hold a tight grip at the end to show, "I'm here for you" no homo......and what da fuck is up wit no homo. That shit's annmoying. like i can't speak without choosing the right words.
lol real talk tho, that gun thing. i don't like it. If it's your thing, do it, you're cool.
But know people like me will keep a close eye on you......BOO!! scared ya didn't I?
Monday, January 26, 2009
Grandmaster Melle Mel
The year? 1961. The day? May 15. The place? Bronx, New York.
Grand Master Melle Mel began his career in hip hop with Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. As the first person to call himself a “MC” Melle Mel was always ahead of the curve. From his outrageous fashion to his extroverted personality, Grandmaster Melle Mel was an icon in the Hip Hop Era.
In 1982 he began to become more socially aware and, through his music, informed the community of his observations. The hit single, “The Message” was the last hit Grandmaster Flash, Grandmaster Melle Mel and the Furious Five made. This song is a powerful piece that tells of drama many young and underprivileged minorities experience. The idea is for them to get the message and change the their situations
After Grandmaster Flash left the group, Grandmaster Melle Mel and the Furious Five continued their path in hip hop history with hits like, “White Lines” and Pump Me Up”. The song, “White Lines” is an informative song that calls people not to buy, use, or sell cocaine because of its destructive power.
Aside from music, Melle Mel has appeared in Beat Street, a mainstream hip hop dramatic film. He performs a song in the movie with The Furious Five. Besides being the first “MC”, Grandmaster Melle Mel became the first rap artist to ever receive a Grammy for record of the year. At this point, Hip hop, but specifically rap was in America’s culture to stay.
Although Grandmaster Melle Mel has not been as prominent in today’s version of his creation, he still is seen ahead of the curve. He produced his first solo album, “Muscles” on January 30, 2007. Also, one day before my birthday on March 12, 2007, DJ Grandmaster Flash, Grandmaster Melle Mel, and the Furious Five became the first and only rap group to be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame.
Grandmaster Melle Mel is a person who has contributed his life to hip hop and the bettering of the lives of hip hop’s listeners. He has earned much respect from new age rappers and is mentioned continuously from many of today’s icons. His outrageous style granted him the attention he wanted and deserved.
The year? 2009. The Day? January 26th. The Place? Bethlehem, PA.
Where would hip hop be without Grandmaster Melle Mel?
Grand Master Melle Mel began his career in hip hop with Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. As the first person to call himself a “MC” Melle Mel was always ahead of the curve. From his outrageous fashion to his extroverted personality, Grandmaster Melle Mel was an icon in the Hip Hop Era.
In 1982 he began to become more socially aware and, through his music, informed the community of his observations. The hit single, “The Message” was the last hit Grandmaster Flash, Grandmaster Melle Mel and the Furious Five made. This song is a powerful piece that tells of drama many young and underprivileged minorities experience. The idea is for them to get the message and change the their situations
After Grandmaster Flash left the group, Grandmaster Melle Mel and the Furious Five continued their path in hip hop history with hits like, “White Lines” and Pump Me Up”. The song, “White Lines” is an informative song that calls people not to buy, use, or sell cocaine because of its destructive power.
Aside from music, Melle Mel has appeared in Beat Street, a mainstream hip hop dramatic film. He performs a song in the movie with The Furious Five. Besides being the first “MC”, Grandmaster Melle Mel became the first rap artist to ever receive a Grammy for record of the year. At this point, Hip hop, but specifically rap was in America’s culture to stay.
Although Grandmaster Melle Mel has not been as prominent in today’s version of his creation, he still is seen ahead of the curve. He produced his first solo album, “Muscles” on January 30, 2007. Also, one day before my birthday on March 12, 2007, DJ Grandmaster Flash, Grandmaster Melle Mel, and the Furious Five became the first and only rap group to be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame.
Grandmaster Melle Mel is a person who has contributed his life to hip hop and the bettering of the lives of hip hop’s listeners. He has earned much respect from new age rappers and is mentioned continuously from many of today’s icons. His outrageous style granted him the attention he wanted and deserved.
The year? 2009. The Day? January 26th. The Place? Bethlehem, PA.
Where would hip hop be without Grandmaster Melle Mel?
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
new age freestyles lol
Check ch check check check ch check me outttttt
this th this is what...i'm all ABOUTTTT
checking out this new blog form ya diggg
jus tryin get on here and puff a ciggg
while i relax and try to keep my fingers going
keep em flowinn
let my mind chill out while i'm.......dhsafhsapmfejiopFDSARR#@$
haha it started out aiight i was doing my thing
now pick pick up where i left off... rap, act or sing...
this th this is what...i'm all ABOUTTTT
checking out this new blog form ya diggg
jus tryin get on here and puff a ciggg
while i relax and try to keep my fingers going
keep em flowinn
let my mind chill out while i'm.......dhsafhsapmfejiopFDSARR#@$
haha it started out aiight i was doing my thing
now pick pick up where i left off... rap, act or sing...
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