June 5, 2007

THE TAKEOVER... JAY'S OVER




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The site you once knew as hiphopmusic.com has been assimilated. We appreciate the intelligent, rational, and educated insights and opinions that have been posted here over the years. However, over the next few days a few changes will be implemented. Any posts concerning anyone's opinion on the socio-political climate of hip hop and/or its effects notwithstanding on today's society on a whole will be immediately, permanently, and expeditiously destroyed and disposed of. Subject matter pertinent to the strategic repositioning and re-deployment of the site will consists of as follows:


- 24/7 Updates on the new live-action Transformers movie
- Constant speculation on all details of the new Star Wars TV series and guessing which
stars from the movie will make cameo appearances
- Projections of the 1st week sales of the Kids Incorported DVD box set.
- Reports on any and all advances in mobile communications such as Blackberry, Pocket
PCs and other gadgets.
- The occasional rap song that you haven't heard in 20 years and don't care that I have just
secured the recordings from the demo sessions to said song.
- More suprises to come!!

We hope that you appreciate our efforts to give a more universal and worldwide appeal, not to mention commercial viability, to our recently acquired acquisition.

Thank you for your time, patience, and consideration.
Please exit left.

Sincerely,
The Megatron Don.

"Persistence always overcomes resistance" - Mr. Magic
"..those who resist further will be assimilated" - The Borg or something from Star Trek.

Posted by Donny at June 5, 2007 1:33 AM | TrackBack
Comments

wtf???

Posted by: bam at June 5, 2007 4:20 AM

Just Blaze done bought out this bith

Posted by: at June 5, 2007 5:23 AM

^ co-sign..

i am not sure how much this site would have cost, but i guess it's worth it..

Posted by: Patrick at June 5, 2007 5:36 AM

I think this is one of those hipster Williamsburg takeovers.

It was weird enough to see one of those guys writing at Oh Word.

And now here?

Posted by: Clyde Smith at June 5, 2007 8:07 AM

Hahaha.. Just Blaaaaze!

Posted by: Zane at June 5, 2007 8:21 AM

Thats whack, the site is called hiphopmusic.com what does transformers, kids incorporated DVD box, blackberry and pocket pc's have to do with hip hop.

Why not just change the name instead of direct people to to a site called hiphopmusic.com that has nothing to do with hip hop, thats not profitable trust me I own seven websites.

Posted by: Hip Hop Music Dot Com at June 5, 2007 9:43 AM

Hey you know since my hip hop website has a similar name I would be interested in purchasing the domain name.

I would be willing to purchase it for $1,000.

Thats not bad for a domain that originally only cost $14.99/year.

Contact Me: hiphopmusicdotcom@gmail.com

Posted by: Hip Hop Music Dot Com at June 5, 2007 9:49 AM

That megatron Picture is hard as hell. Everything else sound dope except the kids incorporated Box set info. I have no desire to see that show again, even if Fergie the meth head was on it.

Posted by: Hussle Crowe ak.a. David Husslehoff at June 5, 2007 11:44 AM

So, Jay, what's next? What's next? What's N-X-E-T?

Posted by: Joe Twist at June 5, 2007 12:01 PM

hip hop was a movement that was raped by the white folks for gain.

delete me megatron.

Posted by: trusouth at June 5, 2007 1:12 PM

hiphop was a movement that was raped by white folks for gain.

delete me megatron.

Posted by: trusouth at June 5, 2007 1:15 PM

break out the rico tizio

Posted by: zillz at June 5, 2007 1:58 PM

fader was right. you do have a web presence... lol

Posted by: wow at June 5, 2007 2:39 PM

To the gentleman with the similar name. Our mission is that of one with a greater consequence, significance and impact than that of some silly carbon based divertive cultire. In addition to Kids Inc. DVD box set giveaways, we will also be giving away tickets to the next Kentucky Derby as well. It's all divertive to acquiring acquisitions. More information to come

Posted by: Donny at June 5, 2007 3:16 PM

keep it real son

Posted by: okayplayer at June 5, 2007 5:03 PM

I'm told the hipster diss was unfair so let's leave Williamsburg out of this.

The more important issue, You're not going to delete Jay's archives are you?

That's some real hip hop internet history. Please treat it with respect.

Posted by: Clyde Smith at June 5, 2007 7:07 PM

Pocket PCs!?! YESSSSS!!

Posted by: Uh yes yes ya'll at June 5, 2007 8:21 PM

Check out this footage...

Dj Drama Speaks/SoundChild Crew Rhymes:


www.1lifeproductions.com/DramaLikeStars_0001.wmv

Posted by: realhiphoppusher at June 5, 2007 9:17 PM

don't forget the louis

Posted by: kanye at June 5, 2007 11:23 PM

please let this be a joke

Posted by: bgman1000 at June 6, 2007 12:01 AM

as long as i get kentucky fried chicken when i win tickets to the kentucky derby, i say right on. i'm stictly a white meat eater.

Posted by: irina slutsky at June 6, 2007 1:32 AM

it's not a joke.
go here for the reason why.

http://www.myspace.com/QeneticStorm

Posted by: Qenetic Storm at June 6, 2007 1:55 AM

Ha! Classic JUST BLAZE!!

Posted by: Auspex at June 6, 2007 2:24 AM


Correction internet nerd, that would be HIP HOP History. Remember Hip Hop before blogs, UBO, Blackplanet, UrbanExpose and MySpace? Probably not.
Yes, we actually listened to the radio at all hours of the night, and went to clubs, and block parties, and saw live shows. We didnt live it thru html.


-ron art


Clyde Shat:
"The more important issue, You're not going to delete Jay's archives are you?

That's some real hip hop internet history. Please treat it with respect."

Posted by: @Clyde at June 6, 2007 3:44 AM

welp..this site's going into the shitter..way to go Smooth... Im off to my new e-home [Url]www.defsounds.com[/url]

Posted by: Welp at June 6, 2007 4:48 AM

i was listening to jay smooth b4 half these fools probably knew what rap was. and for about 10 years before that! good lord.. sum ppl.. my history and knowledge on this hip hop thing goes back far enough.. farther than most. and to the other fellow... my friend i think you might need to scrounge up a few more pennies. $1000 wouldn't cover what this site makes in profit in a matter of days.
FYI to celebrate this joyous event, we will be holding an e-raffle on 10 boxes of unopened limited edition different strokes shrinky dink decals circa 1981. details to follow.

Posted by: Donny at June 6, 2007 8:29 AM

Yo, I member those Polo rugbys with 93 and the anchors on the back!!

I wish I woulda saved mine.

My man had the white jawn with that had the 3 rubber buttons and I had the red and white jawn with RL-67 and and a big anchor on the back with blue 1993 on it.

With the low cut polo boots with the strap!

Damn that shit remind of the Salaam jamaican remix of Rakin in the dough. Oh shit with the dark nave blue pencil point guess jeans. Waaay back before True Religions.

-Black People

Posted by: Black People at June 6, 2007 6:22 PM

Pencil points was the illest..
yeah man i wish you saved all your joints FOR you lol.. low cut boots was hard to find.. still are.. they put the high ones back out a few years ago ... 1 spot in BK had em.. i got one OG pair stilll crispy.. dark brown leather... ill post some links to some pics i have floating around online later..

Posted by: Donny at June 6, 2007 7:16 PM

June twentyninf.
iPhone madness.

i still don't get it.

I think people just use portable communications devices as social shields.

pencil points back in the day was 62.50 and 69.50.
i member in like 91 and 92 they had the green jawns and the brown jawns. that came with the jean jacket to match.
that lay plus some eternity or farenheit? equals easy after-highscool pussy/uncomfortable pregnancy questions.

yo, ain't no way you got a pair of the super high jawns with the little circle patch on the side still new.
ain't no way.
oh wait you said you got 'em in dark brown. the original jawns was like a light kinda caramel color. you know what I'm talkin about? was the dark jawns the reissue?

member the normal polo boots with the little green rectangle in the back that said "polo"?

YO! I member when the black and red RL 2000 shit that was happenin' that was funny considering. i mean cuz it goin on 2008

how come they 'ont make the Air force 1s with the full strap no more? so you can unhook that shit and let it hang in the back like rakim on the don't sweat the technique album cover?

egyptian musk over blue nile all day.

out.

-Black People
let's see them pics.

Posted by: Black People at June 6, 2007 10:32 PM

!?!?!?!?!?!?

Posted by: koko at June 7, 2007 8:17 AM

this is the last time i visit this site. its a dead, soon to an advertising playground. people. there is real hip-hop sites out there! go to shows, jams. live the real!

Posted by: at June 7, 2007 10:11 AM

I seem to have over-reacted the other night as R. Walker did his best rendition of "Cameron Giles Live", when I called for "the calvary". In the same horrified realization that the little boy who cried wolf experienced once he saw the actual animal he had constantly,and falsely warned the towns people of, I feel that now would have been a better time to request the assistance of the aforementioned "calvary".

Never would I have imagined that, that "coalition of the willing" would have to be comprised of Optimus Prime, Jazz, Ironhide, and the other Auto-bots in order to restore order and ownership to Jay Smooth. But, all is gone now. May god help us all, and may he save Jay from whichever drug induced hallucination he seems to be in right now to pull such a prank. Bigsby, out.

Posted by: Bigsby at June 7, 2007 10:22 AM

sounds like a buncha old wish i boosted from bloomingdale niggas. funny how only a few smart LO niggas knew us stockworkers had the ins with undercover security, cashiers, and the guns to take off the security tag. a whole connection ring with stock cats from macys to b'altmans.

yall bumrush the door crum bottom feeders think yall g'd off? ha!

we were so nice we took orders and made home deliveries.

some of us purchased cars at 17 years young offa ralph, before sntich ass NELSO who dumbly sported eveything he bosted, got caught.

Still..88-93 was the glory years for us stock worker cats. Keeys to the polo stock room, combination and first dibs saturday shipments.
security was never as slick as we was. Walk around with shit ON all day and still aint get caught. haha!

Big head Rich was mad cuz he couldnt bag us.

Finally got bored and quit back in 96. Yawn. Stories for days, but I had to grow up.

Posted by: ron art at June 7, 2007 11:46 AM

oh yea...I kept my collection of the RRL (backwards R) rugged collection that came out in 93. tthat line was real quality.

Posted by: ron art at June 7, 2007 11:49 AM

im so confused. what the hell is goin on? where is jay smooth

Posted by: Jason Reynolds at June 7, 2007 1:38 PM

Never boosted.

Yo I member the first burgundy double RL hat with the leather buckle in the back. I had that jawn.

Damn, this is making me remember my lil brother in them was the "Lo-Lifes". Er'ry name ended in "Lo".

Those days used to be the shit then the blizzard of 95 came and that brought in Versace, Moschino and Jermaine Dupri remixes.

YO! I just cracked the code!! The blizzard of 95 killed Hip Hop.

-Black People

Post script. Yo, y'all cool out fuckin' wif smoove. I know y'all can take a joke. At least be like "thanks and good luck with your future endeavours or something."

Out.

Posted by: Black People at June 7, 2007 1:38 PM

I just found this website, and I find out that Just Blaze is closing it?! Damn, the hip hop world is in danger.

Posted by: no1wammy at June 7, 2007 10:14 PM

thankz but I don't like it..... Shurggs

Posted by: hip-hop is dead at June 8, 2007 1:51 AM

who cares

Posted by: pop at June 9, 2007 5:28 PM

Michael Bay is a schlock merchant. Tyrese's career has more depth. Nostalgia is regressive and narcissistic. Star Wars sucks more than tuberculosis. Burn Hollywood Burn.
I do like surprises, though.

Posted by: JohnnyUnitus at June 11, 2007 5:44 PM

It don't stop, cuz you can't quit.

Yo, has anybody seen that KRS/Marley album on vinyl? It is just on CD?

Good looking out if anybody knows.

-Black People
(oh and if you know someone selling Tom Scott's Honeysuckle Breeze for less than a bean, lemme know)

Posted by: Black People at June 11, 2007 7:05 PM

come on now. let us never speak evil of the blizzard of 95-96.

Posted by: querque1 at June 13, 2007 8:38 PM

No seriously.

There was a huge snowstorm on the East Coast in the winter of 95.
or was that 96?

It would be funny if it brought in more than just snow. Like something out of a Stephen King novel.

I know Pete Rock is very superstitious. I need to run this by him.

-Black People

Posted by: BlackPeople at June 14, 2007 1:27 PM

Stephen King presents the Whack Blizzard of '96. Produced by L.E.S.

Posted by: JohnnyUnitus at June 14, 2007 2:41 PM

"Persistence always overcomes resistance" - Mr. Magic.

I'm in stiches! I love it!

Posted by: bitter monk at June 14, 2007 4:10 PM

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