Lil Wayne-Lollipop (Tech Supreme REMIX)

Lil Wayne feat. Static-Lollipop (Tech Supreme Remix)

http://www.zshare.net/audio/1131515492f65354/

Lil Wayne feat. Static-Lollipop (A Capella)

link courtesy of http://www.sp1200.net/

http://www.zshare.net/audio/1131515492f65354/

MY NEW SONG FOR THE SUMMER

http://www.zshare.net/audio/109407182efe2ff2/

Bun-B feat. Sean Kingston-That's Gangsta

DETROIT RAPPER KILLED AFTER RAP BATTLE

http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080417/ENT05/804170495/1409/METRO

What the fuck? Dude straight killed him because of a diss in a rap battle. Let me get on my Allen Iverson....its just a rap battle. A rap battle. We're talking about a rap battle. A rap battle. Dead...for a rap battle. A rap battle...we're seriously talking about a rap battle.

Chiba from Miss Rap Supreme

tattoos + pretty face + nice body = Tech's wifey

She can rap worse than Fabo and I wouldn't give two shits. I will watch this show because she is fine!!!!!!!!

Young Dro will kill you on a track

Okay, I like Young Dro's raps. There I said it. You should admit it too. Dude is an A-Town lyricists. He is a monster with the pen simple and plain. He has mastered his style to the point that if you get on a track with him, he will embarrass you. He has done it to, T.I.(though thats the closest match), Hell Rell, Big Kuntry King (anyone can oust him), Young Jeezy, Slim Thug, and just about anyone else he has done a song with. You just can't compete with his wordplay and imagery. Take note all southern rappers. This is how you can be crunk and hip-hop.

Young Dro feat Big Kuntry King-Aye

http://www.zshare.net/audio/107463532c933460/

Tech Supreme's GFX in THE SOURCE MAGAZINE

My wonderful graphics have made it in the Source magazine. Apparently The Source has rededicated itself to Hip-Hop. That might be a good look because I havent bought a Source Magazine for years. Ever since Benzino I have been super cool off of their totally biased opinions. Well I have been doing some graphics for the super popular NYOIL out of New York, and his new mixtape got some pub in this months issue with Snoop Dogg on the cover. Its a good look for real hip-hop. Plus my cell number is super visible which is kinda hilarious.

TO RAP OR NOT TO RAP

Okay so here is the question that every person that does music eventually has to ask themshelves. "Is it time to call it quits yet?" This music thing is a who you know business nowadays. It used to be that the good music rises to the top, but in the wake of the "Umma Do Me's" and the "Dunn Dunn's" its clear that quality music is a thing of the past. So as a producer/rapper/promoter/graphic designer, I constantly evaluate my progress and ask myself if its time to quit yet.

As a youngn I promised myself that I would never quit. I still hold true to that. Unfortunately a lot of people around me have fallen out of the race. I wont name any names for fear that they dont know they have fallen out of the race, but when i talk to them all i hear is excuses. Cats have started families, and thats all good, but sometimes that causes people to work harder, but sometimes it forces people to stop. I have no children and no wife, because I chose to put those things aside so i can properly chase my dreams. If not then I will be struggling working for someone else the rest of my life. If i short change my dreams the only person I really hurt is myself.

I imagine that Samuel Jackson could have quit a long time ago. I have never seen a young Samuel L. Jackson. Get the picture? If not then start a family and imitate the cosby's. Stay out of rap altogether and leave it to the people that are serious. If you feel this blog is a personal attack on you, it's not. If you feel this does attack you, then re-evaluate your shit. If you need me, I will be on the grind. Holla at cha.