I have to disagree about "article overplays the discrimination angle somewhat". I am Japanese and lived in the States for last 20 years. I've started to listening to hip hop music around mid 80's when breakdancing was popular. Then I picked up DJing around '95. I did many shows and parties before and one thing I've noticed is that because of my race and appearance, nobody gives me any props when I show up at the gig. Many of times people questioned my credibility because I am and I look like Asian and I don't necessary dress and act like sterotypical "Hip Hopper". I usually end up getting props from people at the end of the show after they realize that I do know hip hop.
I disagree with the article about Eminem is the person who opened up the door for white rappers. I mean, 3rd Bass had their run in early 90's, Beastie Boys been around since begining of Def Jam, and Vanilla Ice did sell many records back in the day. Except for Vanilla Ice, 3rd Bass and Beastie Boys did recieve respect from majority of the hip hop crowds and that was waaaaaaaaaay before Eminem got his first album from Interscope/Aftermath. Although I do have to agree that Em did recieve unprecedented amount of love and respect (and hate) from peers than any other white MCs in the history of hip hop (that I know of).
Back to Asians... Anyway what I wanted to say was that often I had black friends (or even hispanic friends) that used to tell me that I would not understand how they feel (about racism). But I think I understand as much about it and also I have say that prejudice toward Asians happens frequently than most of the people believe. It is sad to say but I did get some racial slurrs thrown at me... not only by white people but also by black and hispanic people. I guess Asians are more of a minority than black or hispanic people(according to census). So prejudice in US towards Asian people are real and I don't believe this article overstated on that topic. I also should say that it really depends on where you live also. My folks lives up in Seattle area and they seemed to have less prejudice towards Asians than in Portland. But anyway, prejudice towards Asians in US exists and it might be bigger than most of the people may believe. Asians are true minority as much as Native Americans are and true minorities don't have as much voice in US society as much as larger minorities such as black people and hispanic people.
I also like to point out that I don't really think it is realistic to think that Drunken Tiger will make it in US. My point is not just because they are Asians but because US already got so many Hip Hop/Rap acts (market is oversaturated, specially if you consider independet/underground scene) and I really don't see any need for regular Hip Hop fans in US to reach out for Drunken Tigers. I personally feel that I have so many hip hop music to review day to day as of now (and those that I review are mostly from US and some from Europe). So I don't think there's any thirst for Hip Hop outside of US and some European countries. Only way Drunken Tiger may see a day in US is if they are so original that you just can't find similar sound in US or Europe. Since I've never heard of their music I can't comment on that. So I hope they don't get thier hopes up. But who knows because NBA got Yao Ming and MLB got Matsui, Ichiro, Nomo, Park... why not in music industry?

Oh I'm definitely not saying he overestimates the amount of discrimination Asians face in America as a whole, or even in hip-hop, in a more general sense.

But as it relates to this particular situation, the article gives the impression that Drunken Tiger and other asian rappers are facing a gross injustice much like the negro league baseball players, that the Best Of the Best are being systematically excluded because of their race. I don't think that's quite the dynamic here. I think if the Korean rap scene actually did have that Jackie Robinson or Satchel Paige, if they put forth somebody who really was the best of the best, it wouldn't take too long for them to break through and be accepted at least somewhat. Just look at the DJ/Turntablist scene, so many of the most respected names are asian.

But there has yet to be an asian emcee who can flow like Q-Bert can cut. I think it's basically like you said in your last paragraph, there is so much out there already that you have to come really strong to break through and capture people's attention. There are asian emcees who are decent (Jin, Mountain Brothers, etc.) but there hasn't been one who has that something special yet, like Eminem has. Don't get me wrong though, prejudices will always be a factor, but I don't think it's as cut and dried as this article portrayed it.

Hey I really appreciate all your comments here, Musashi.

Hey Jay, I should be thanking you for having a place to read and discuss some of the things that are not being portrayed by major(mainstream) news sources. I found this site by luck but I appreciate this site very much for which that I am able to discuss and find out what others are feeling about some of the things that are happening around the world (major run-on sentence). It is also uplifting for me to see that there are many people like you that are promoting Hip Hop in positive manner. I used to not like internet too much as to Hip Hop scene because there were too many people spreading hate and negativity anonymously. But recently I have been finding many Hip Hop sites with intelligence and people having structured forum where discussions are polite and intelligent. So sites like yours gives me a hope that current Hip Hop scene is not about those peoeple that I dislike for what they do and what they represent. Jay, thanks again and I hope that you keep up your excellent site and keep on recruiting more people to enjoy this site. We may never see 80's or early 90's scene again, but we can still bring back that good 'ol boom bap and make Hip Hop better. I remember an interview on Marc 7 of J5. He said instead of complaining about what's out there (music), they decided to change things by putting out what they like. I feel the same way. I'm a DJ and my mission is to find the music that I love and share them with rest of the world.

Thanks & Peace out,

DJ Musashi

there is a large amount of asian discrimination in the US. ive noticed that stereotyping is the main thing that people of other races choose to pick on asians with. every time i see a full asian kid in the halls at my school, i hear "hey chinese kid!"or "ching ching chong ching"and more stuff like that. that pisses me of like what! they dont say that to me tho becuz im half black. instead, they call me names like "zebra" or "juvenile" (u kno, the black and white outsides) i really dont think asian hiphop artists will make it big in the US. i kno for a fact that the majority of the fans of azn hiphop are of course, asian. and since the war and stuff, people have more hatred towards asians. so if u really think about it, asians will never make it big with hiphop in the US. but that doesnt matter, becuz the US is only ONE country. theres like over 50 countries azns can be successful in, in asia. so who gives a darn about this stupid stereotyping racist country?! NOT ME!! i really do hope to make it big wit my freestyles when i get older but we kno it aint gonna happen. i perform at school talent shows and stuff liek that, but my so called friends shout out names like "zebra" and tell me it should be my nickname and stuff liek that . that pisses me off real bad. i got in over 6 fights this year with black white and hispanic people over racial issues, and of course, who is the teacher gonna blame? the asian kid of course! so as u can see, im sittin at home, suspended for 10 days, and grounded for a month. i truly do have a great life, dont i?

Korean hip hop's are making a move these days. Myself, I'm totally into asian hip hop music even no matter what. Dun know what are they saying but itz all good. I met some of Korean hip hop headz in Australia and of course in Korea. DJ JUN from Australia. Hez got a mad skill dat aisanz can collbrate with dude from outside of korea. Heard, his latest relased CD called "DJ JUN- ALCHEMY" (Only avaliable in AUS, I guess). It was mad collbrate with AUS n Korea connection. I recommand ya to check him out www.battletown.com.au Also other hands Master Plan from korea. Itz a exclusive underground hip hop label in korea.. datz what i heard. They got a tight productions... Artist featuring Joosuc, dj soulscape, defconn, etc...

well, datz about it now. Respect to all bboyz,djz,mcz& tagger all around word! Peace!

suck my pussy korean rappers suck! trying hard copy cats

to ur bitch, Don't hate cuz u aint got mad skillz like they do. u look stupid cuz ur jealous~

as for the topic, i don't believe asain rappers will rise in US anytime soon, simply because "hip-hop" is culture and just think about how many asians reside in this country? some people has interest in other cultures music but not most. and i know not all asain rappers are copy cats, some are very unique in their own wayz. some people need to believe that just because "hip-hop" originally came from america that doesnt mean people should only listen to rap music in english, for americans it sound funny when they listens to rap musics from other countries, so most likey they won't listen to it.

but in my opinion if you're true "hip-hop" fan, you shouldn't be discriminate. i'm also into trance music and some of musics i listen to isn't in english or korean but i enjoy it because it has it's own flavor to it. music isn't all about racism or stereotypes, music is global entertainment that will inspire people in every other ways. so let's cut the bull shit about down with asian rappers, who knows you'll see them on mtv one day? music is changing in there own creative ways and so does singers, rappers, composers~

oh and rap music originally come from african slavery singing their heart out about hard work and labor in plantation from america society to ease the pain. so for some ignorant americans out there hates foreign rap song need to know who create it. thank africans for creating this such beauty~ i know this is off topics but i just wanted y'all to know.

and.....drunken tiger, liquor shotz~!! lol(im a fob, oh well)
please give me some credit for writing this, english isn't my first language so please excuse any errors on grammar.

I've been down with the hip-hop culture Since i can remember breathing. When i was a boy i remember being into the death row gangsta rap and the G-Funk of warren G. As I got older i began to get more cultured into the actual hip-hop and less gangsta. But honestly nowadays Hip-hop is almost as bad as that Gangsta rap i can't stand now. probably cause i've found theres more to life than cars, jewelry, woman, and money, but unfortunatly the rest of the world wants that. but i find Korean rappers a tad bit more enlighten when the lyrics are translated. they talk a bit more about themselves, thoughts and feelings more then the "bling bling" I mesan some of the stuff that there coming out with in music in general is juat plan retarted not just hip-hop but everything. personally theres only a few rappers i listen to that are big in the states and I don't know anybody on the damn radio cause I always listen to my korean cd's. I'm down with Em, Nas, Meth and Wu-tang. there a few others but for the most part my favorite rappers consist of The Ambassador, Cross Movment, Kj-52, Urban Disciple, Drunken Tiger, CB Mass, Yang Don Guen, and the Glossalalics. If You don't know who these cats are thats cause the first 4 are Christian Rappers who got mad, mad Skillz, and the last 4 are the dopest of the Korean Hip-hop Scene. If Your a true Hip-Hop You wont neglect any of these MC's and crews. I just Say Hip-Hop needs some Meaning. all it is now is a bunch of twisted jokes of so called rappers who thank God for there fame and fortune that they got for selling satan to the whole free world. I hope Korean Mc's make it out here. i just hope that if they do they don't conform to this mainstreams view on what hip-hop is and stay the way thet are now.

from the black community to the asiatik bro's & sistas in hiphop....

I apologize for the segragation in hiphop music & creativity. But you hafta understand that just beacuse Blacks created hiphop, dosen't mean were making the bogus choices in the "mainstream industry" today. See theirs a secreted society in the black music industries today, which is to stay underground. As a result, every time eminem or the brittny spears, or the backstreet boys steal our styles, beats, & darrens dance moves, we come up with newer & catchier styles. Other words?, setting trends thats hip. It goes back to our african ancestory along the west coast with those hard to follow drum beats & trensetting rhymes. So we as the black community have nonthin agianst the asian community at all. It's all about dat fast pace in this crule world. Hell it's so bad amongs black americans that we don't even acknowledge our blacks in canada & over seas, " like the Black French hip hop scene ". I hope some day we can come together & make an album with blacks & asians stars together.

peace......

THIS IS PHYSCO!!!!

please don't be a stranger. Hollar at cha boi fo any knowledge & understanding at?

DJMAAJISTY@msn.com

I'm a team player
not a diss-criminator
peace to KOREAN HIPHOP

I don't know if yall know this but last nights show had this group called Babbletron and one of the emcees is Korean. So if you are curious to hear what a asian cat in a ill up and coming New York hip hop group is up to check them out.

Drunken Tiger...I heard Drunken Tiger's new release and the beat's are tight. I can't deny that they sound pretty damn good. But at the same time I don't understand any Korean. Just like international people listening to american hip-hop...they can feel the beat, but they don't understand the song. Now international countries can feel what stuggles and understand the fun meaning of their hip hop. But for americans to listen to Korean Hip hop or any type of international hip hop, it will take a while I think. Canadian rappers aren't even getting their respect due in America and some are tight! But just like the NBA, America will always be #1, but at the same time, their will international hip hop heads who actually respect the culture and will be not just knockin on doors but kickin it down because their respect is due.

Kudos to Drunken Tiger's third album. They are actually blowin up. More in K-Towns than anywhere else...but good hip hop isn't just on the billboard...peace

There is a dope Korean DJ I recently saw spin. DJ MOE CHOI. I didn't know what to expect, I just went cause I saw DJ MOE "CHOI" on a flyer. Thinking he must be Korean plus I had nothing else to do that night. There isn't any good Korean Hip-Hop DJs here in ATL. or any good DJs for that matter. Most stick to that top 40 formula. I'm so glad I went. He really played an amazing set. Not even on that "turntablist" stuff. (Which I find very borning, DJs Doing battle routines gets a little tiring) Really unique and dope new style. This kid "mixed" The Cure's "Close to me" (Brought back so many memories) with a ill hip-hop instrumental to a portishead song to gangstarr to del the funkee.... to Sade. really liked his stuff and selections. The crowd at club went nuts when he dropped Mantronix-"Bassline" track. I'm sure most didn't know who Mantronix is due to the age majority but I was speacially screaming and jumping up and down for that song. I went by the decks to see if he was really mixing cause alot of DJs here play those already mixed cds and just stand in the DJ Booth. But sure enough he was playing records and even 45s. He had a dubplate "No Love" a downtempo dubbed out song. Which everyone in the club moved to. Another dubplate he played which happened to be his last record was a snippet / cut n paste record of Ladybug Mecca's coming up songs. He stopped the record that was playing and asked the crowd on the mic if anyone has heard of Digable Planets and of course people went crazy. After like 2 mins. of people yelling. He says "This is the last record", "a special treat". A sample of Mecca's new solo stuff. I'm seriously happy and just proud that a fellow Korean played a set like that. Felt young again. hahaha Looking forward to hearing Mecca's new stuff as well.

I recently saw a review of one of his sets he did in san diego, in the current Urb Magazine. I'm glad to see that more Koreans are getting involved in hip-hop music.

I think Koreans are really coming up in the Hip-Hop scene. I don't know much about Drunken Tiger but people like DJ Moe Choi and DJ J-Smoke (which I still remember from Mtv's New Years show) represent quality music and skill.

Well thats my 2 cents on the Korean Hip-Hop Scene.

P.S. If DJ Moe Choi or J-Smoke comes to Atl. again in the near future please let me know.

-SC

Fuck what is this china land I thought i was at American hip hop thing for fuck sakes lots of asians here.not only korean have talent ok.they is heaps of talent all over the world not only just on korea.they is heaps of talent everywhere.Thank god we got Eminem

Fuck you Korea America is the best country in the world bitch

I love America better than your shit hole country called korea

fuck u korean

We are all messengers. Music belongs to no one. We only relay what is being communicated to us. Plain and simple. A korean making music does not mean it's korean music. A white person making music does not mean it's white music, and etc. Those that hate do not understand that. I am a korean. I make music. I speak like what would be labeled as a "black person." I love my korean heritage and I pay homage to my ancestors in everything I do. The homies know me as one of the downest niggaz in the history of this planet. If you know good music, and hear good music, you will acknowledge it as good music. If you're basing good music on externals, you have no understanding of what music is. Plain and simple. As is everything in life.

ONE
LOVE

God bless

We help each other grow by nurturing the positives in humans, not in attacking the negatives.

what a great acronym that could have been, but all it spells is...

W.H.E.O.G.N.P.H.N.A.N.

May I suggest...

W.O.E.B.E.G.O.N.E.

We Ought to Encourage Blacks and Others to Go Out and Nurture Everyone

but I say...

Corny Aphorisms Necessitate that Everyone Help Individuals Mature!

LOVE YOURSELF

masturbate

yo ... imma a korean homez .. so ya korean chix can email me g1e@earthlink.net .. thnx ya~

imma bounce ..

P
A (14/m/md)
U
L

Guys,

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Holla back, and let us know what you think! We're trying to represent the Asian community in a big way. We plan to bring the Asian Community into the mainstream of Hip Hop!

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Who cares Asian.Just shut the fuck up

FUCK off ASIAN

I LOVE AMERICAN HIP HOP

Malcolm, you have so much hate in your words. Why don;t you use that hate and turn it into something positive for a change-write poetry or simply rap. You sound so ignorant it is no wonder that many people view the hip hop culture in a negative light. Do yourself a favor, take a deep breath, go back to school, and go find yourself.

Malcolm, you have so much hate in your words. Why don;t you use that hate and turn it into something positive for a change-write poetry or simply rap. You sound so ignorant it is no wonder that many people view the hip hop culture in a negative light. Do yourself a favor, take a deep breath, go back to school, and go find yourself.

c'mon dian, everybody knows that malcom2g is just the alter ego of jay smooth and he says all those things to get more hits on his website. it may be hard to believe, but all you are is a statistic.

ps. jay, you need to hook up that website stinkzone.com with a link, they got your back for real.

u can suck my cock malcom
no matter how much you like america, america ain't like you. so fuck u and ur momma

fuk u white mutha fukaz bitch ass muthafuka yall nikka kud suk mah mutha fukin dick shiet bitch itz all bout da asian pride nigga till i die

AZN PRYDE

eh... hip hop... i need a song, korean hip hopish song to upload my finshing on my utl.

I give all props and respect to all Japanese and Korean Hip-Hop artist and music. For so long American people have not been support of other cultures music. It's a shame that American music is support by everyone cross the world but we as American can't return the favor... That saddness me to see this is happen in the music industry.. For us blacks we support different culture hip-hop artist and music... Just like Physco said their is a secreted society(somewhat of a government) that control who is accept into the music industry. Just like now in Hip-hop and R&B we have all this white artist crossover and being accept for some apparent reason that I don't know. I rather it be someone other then white accept in the bLACK MUSIC. I don't mean to be negative, but whites are always copying black music, style and the way we dance.. I rather see someone Asian culture getting more involve in to Hip-hop. That's way it's time for my Japanese and Korean brother's to rise up and claim the spotlight.. I have a dream that one day that all people blacks,asian,latino and all culture around the world support each other music, style and fashion rise up from the prejudice of the mainstream music media..Amen
Just like 2pac said,"Keep your head up", my asian brother's and sister's your time will come soon. My support is there... Peace
COMING FROM BLACK BROTHER

Korean hip hop is awesome
YG family/ Jinusean

Kim Jong Kook is my baby
-Turbo-

Korean pride

The rise in Asian hip hop and R n B is a very good thing.Its exciting and shows what a lot of talent there is out there.
Lets all show our support to these rising stars and encourage them all the way.More power!!!

what up! though i never heard ya guys but i respect rap in korea a much...gotta show yall some love aight...im from the Philippines and i love hip-hop esp. RAP in south korea connect to japan, hongkong, china and then to my homeland. we ol be the realest asiatics aight..i got a girl friend whose a korean and hopefully gon visit yo country this summer aight..WORD.. PEACE YALL! im outta here............

this is good music i think i juss wanna say hey to all u peoples out there

get a life malcom! what an asshole!!

Hip Hop has spread worldwide. Now a Korean rapper to be taken seriously might be a few years down the road, but not an Asian emcee. Shomori Pass is one of the hardest rhyme spitkicker in Modern times and he's from Thailand. I believe him to be the next "Force" in Hip Hop. Not because Shomori Pass is a ill Asian emcee, but Shomori Pass is one of the illest emcees period. There are many Asian rappers nowadays, from Japan to China to Thailand and the Philippines, but they are all behind Shomori Pass a few years just like about 98 percent of the emcees in America is behind him. Don't forget , Hip Hop is about being a wordsmith sort to speak, you have to master your craft. About knowing the English language enough to write ill enough rhymes. Don't be ignorant to the fact that heads with international roots can't master this craft. One fine example, of course, is Shomori Pass.

The asian hip-hop culture in US is getting bigger n bigger everyday n im proud of dat shiet. lot of these kats started spittin spinnin cuz they luv dat shiet az wut it iz not cuz we wanna be hiphop or wanna fit in..but heres da problem yall..the reason why i think 90% of asian-american mc's dont survive is b/c YALL TOO PROUD TO BE ASIAN..CMON NOW everybody knows dat we got madd pride, blood brotherhoods n all dat but U GOTZ 2 KNO DAT ONCE U SCREAM OUT "ASIAN PRIDE" before u prove yo skillz......dass when yo skillz become sumn dat we call a "GIMMICK" so here we go..IF YALL TRYNA BUST SUM SHIZZIT WASH YO HANDS BEFORE U EAT.i believe theres gon be a HUGE DIFFERENCE if u focus on music before yo culture..nationality..color..all dat bullshizzzzz..

word matter of fact check this well known korean-american jersey-boston reppin MC "snacky chan"
put dat kimchi down n COPP DAT FOO!!
www.snackychan.com SUPPORT YO OWN PEOPLE!
-1-

wow jk actually responded to this? oh well, and korean qt, yg isn't hip hop, they're hip-pop!

Being that this is about Korean hip hop, I can't believe you guys had any mentions of Honey Family whatsoever. That's like a crime, man... > _

I seen snacky chan in Boston, he's alright. He's under demolition records. I don't think Asians will rise up in hip hop. They don't have any street credibility. I'm not sure about what Eminem's life was like but based on what I saw in the 8 mile thats why he could get propz. Like the dude from a private school couldn't cuz he's not really from the hood y'kno? I heard Jin is from the suburbs. Thats not credibility. Most asians aren't into hip hop. It seems like only Koreans are. I don't feel like we should be talkin about just Korean rappers. Any asian that's representin is representin cuz that's how outside cultures see us. That dude from Black Eyed Peas APL is half filipino straight from the motherland. Isn't that guy from Linkin Park Korean? I love it when any asian represents asians and tries to represent us in a good way not just some sex kitten or kung fu guy. Thats all good, but it'd be cool if we could get some motherfuckin respect. And I think its cool if we don't talk too much shit to people who disrespect the forum like that malcolm punk.

I haven't heard Korean hip-hop, but I know asians can flow coz I've heard japanese hip-hop and it's dope. Also America is sleeping on some fine talent coz of their ignorance towards other countries. They aren't the only ones with talent, Australian MCs such as Crosswords, Brethren, Skinny Mark and the J Wess Project all deserve a listen. Peace to Korean Hip-hoppers, I don't think a break through Korean rapper is too far away...

I have to agree with Rubeni's post about how the world embraces our "western music" and we (americans) simply turn our heads to embracing Asian music... I have to say that i love asian music particualy K-pop and J-pop...

America u don't realize what u are missing...There are so many talentled asian artists out there...I have heard Drunken Tiger and they are very good. Jiunsean too. Then there's Se7en, Wheesung, Spider, Lexy, JTL, Click-B, Rain, Hyori, Chakra, BoA, D-Base...as for j-pop Crystal Kay, TMR, Chemistry, Yellow Genration, Soulhead, but the sad part about this is that many of the asian artists get overshadowed by their american counterparts that they support... I personally feel like american music is highly overrated anyways...and besides asian music is much better in a since that many of the asian artists can speak english and incorparate into their songs...now how many americans artists can do that...Example Se7en who's a part of the YG Family has a song called "Come back to me" which is first song in his native Korean tongue then he backdoors and sings the same song in English... Now once again can a talentless twit like Britney Spears do that I don't think so... so in turn i'm a black sista and i've turned my interest over to asian music because they not only have talent their not used or exploit just to make money...

I love asian ppl i think that you're some of the coolest ppl on Earth!! I just think that the Asian culture is just so fluid and beautiful... I have love and respect for u!! I understand the stereotypes that u go through... i have exposed my family to many aspects of the asian culture. I love Japanese food i recently tried Thai food also which was great too... I'm also "talking" to a Vietnamese man who's really nice... so i feel ya hey feel free to drop me a line at my email sakechan4ya@yahoo.com or check out my profile on Asian Avenue.com it's kagero_tanaka... enjoy...

I'm a korean american hip-hop head. I listen to straight up gangsta rap. My favorite artists are 2pac and biggie. I think if people open up alil and give us a chance, we can definitely make it. I'm not saying we can do it anytime soon but we'll definitely make it. There is a korean rap group called dj doc. They are straight up gangsta. They might not speak english but they get nasty in korean. They get mad political with their songs. They talk about struggle, the trouble in the music industry, and the corrupted politicians in korea. They can rhyme, flow and everything. They use crazy metaphors, similies, personifications, and old korean sayings to get their point across. To me, they are similar to pac and big...except they are korean and doing it in korean and in korea. Anyways...there are talented asians out there. Don't underestimate us, cuz generally speaking....you can say I'm stereotyping but we are smarter than blacks and hispanics~! Don't sleep on us, cuz in junior high asians made up like 2% of my school population. I earned respect by showing all of those 9 out of 10 racist spics that I was more athletic than them and that I was a much fast learner. Nobody blasted a softball farther than I did while I was there~! There were a couple of hispanic kids that recognized my talent and they looked out for me. One of the most popular kids in school put me 4th in bat after I blasted that softball. I'm also a baller. I started playing basketball when I was like 15. By the time I was like 17, I was unstoppable. I had crazy handle and crazy hops...better than 95% of any black person that I played against all over nyc. Once again, don't underestimate us. It might be a white man's world for now, but it'll be an asian man's soon. What you guys know about that??? PEACE I'M OUT~!!!

This is for JK ,

Dj Nnamdi from Hollywood Calif worked with you in the past with you and the soul brothers .Hit me back lots going on now in Africa and Hollywood , we are doing plenty for hip hop so lets hook up.

How is your Dad Mum and sisters , Am the African radio dj.

Peace
Nnamdi

wsup. i just wanna say thanks to those that support asian hip-hop. im not saying this because im korean myself but korean hip-hop is the shit. i really hope that artists such as drunken tiger and T will one day make it big in america. other artists like dj doc or cb mass are great too but im aware that dj doc are not americanized. but yessss, as mentioned before, dj doc can get nasty in korean! thanks again to everyone that support asian hip-hop. 1~

Koreans, heh. Korean hip hop is dope. some of the greatest breakers, MCs, graffers, beat boxers, and djs are korean. As an MC every battle ive battle someone makes fun of my ethnicity(i hate it when they call me chinese), so we got to try 2 times harder. i think lady T is the best female rapper ive heard yet. da movement crew is pretty dope. yeah koreans influenced hip hop a lot. But lets not get too cocky. heh.

from k-town to chula vista. CA,LA,SD

Gods will
let his will be done

Well, after reading just 3 posts, it's safe to say that there is a lot of hate here.

Come on, people, feel the love - it is so thick --kind of like the gravy on mashed potatoes. Better yet, like the honey on 5-piece 99cents Wendy's chicken nuggets. God...that is thick. Feel it yet?

For all of you that have never heard "Asian" music and only claim that is sucks because of assumptions, have any of you ever heard the thing about "making an assumption makes an ass out of you?" =)

Anyways, to all of you fools who claim (or imply)that people who belong to the Asian backgrounds are not "American," it seems that I, the Grandmaster Chao, must enlighten you. First off, "American" is not a race, it's a nationality, so don't treat it like one. Asians in the USA (that are citizens, too) are known as Asian-American for a reason. Second, no race was "originally" native to the USA. Everyone that is living or has lived in the United States is either the product of their parents that transfered over or transfered over here (first generation Americans). Thirdly, if the music isn't American, like say, 1tym or Master Wu, it doesn't mean that it sucks. Actually, listening to music of which you don't know the language may be better because music (specifically rap) today (specifically the music in the USA) has vulgar content. If you just want to hear the 'tizz-ite' beats, but don't want to be offended or influenced in a bad manner, just listen to music of some language you don't know. Oh, and by the way --- I, personally, have not heard one 'American' musician that sounds at least half decent.

And, in regards to racial discrimination, to any people who read this (Asian (not USA citizen), Asian-American, African-American, etc.), discrimination and ignorance will always exist. Trying to get rid of it is more improbable than developing a special medical method that would enable people to be "ripped" without working out. For, you see, as long as there are people, there'll be misunderstanding, which leads to ignorance, and thus conflict.

Another thing - to the person who claimed in their post that there was/is a "war" with the Asian or Asian-American community, where was I when that happened? I have no recollection of that whatsoever. If you meant the on-going annoyance to the USA from North Korea, that isn't much. North Korea wouldn't do anything, and they haven't, because Kim Jong II knows that his country, although militant and full of 'hackers' according to some sources, has no means of conquering nor successfully defeating another country in combat in any means (in terms of money, allies, technology, etc.). That is why, although many fools question it, most of the USA's foreign affairs related money that is being spent is on Iraq, because Korea poses no threat at all. Also, as a side note, most, if not all, Korean rap is made in South Korea, the assistant (pardon my vulgarity in the next word) bitch / watchtower over China of the USA. South Koreans, although weak and without much power, know that being the (pardon me again) bitch of the USA has benefits, which North Korea also wants with it's "nuclear threats." Too bad that North Korea couldn't figure out a smarter way to buy into the pansy program.

Lastly (and sorry about all the text), Korean rap is "off the hook," and usually funny (how I got into it). Watching their music videos makes "your head move," but also let's you laugh at the same time. For example, YG Family's "YMCA" video is hilarious. Gangster rapping baseball players and a sexy Korean chick that somewhat resembles Missy Elliot? Classic.

Well, after reading just 3 posts, it's safe to say that there is a lot of hate here.

Come on, people, feel the love - it is so thick --kind of like the gravy on mashed potatoes. Better yet, like the honey on 5-piece 99cents Wendy's chicken nuggets. God...that is thick. Feel it yet?

For all of you that have never heard "Asian" music and only claim that is sucks because of assumptions, have any of you ever heard the thing about "making an assumption makes an ass out of you?" =)

Anyways, to all of you fools who claim (or imply)that people who belong to the Asian backgrounds are not "American," it seems that I, the Grandmaster Chao, must enlighten you. First off, "American" is not a race, it's a nationality, so don't treat it like one. Asians in the USA (that are citizens, too) are known as Asian-American for a reason. Second, no race was "originally" native to the USA. Everyone that is living or has lived in the United States is either the product of their parents that transfered over or transfered over here (first generation Americans). Thirdly, if the music isn't American, like say, 1tym or Master Wu, it doesn't mean that it sucks. Actually, listening to music of which you don't know the language may be better because music (specifically rap) today (specifically the music in the USA) has vulgar content. If you just want to hear the 'tizz-ite' beats, but don't want to be offended or influenced in a bad manner, just listen to music of some language you don't know. Oh, and by the way --- I, personally, have not heard one 'American' musician that sounds at least half decent.

And, in regards to racial discrimination, to any people who read this (Asian (not USA citizen), Asian-American, African-American, etc.), discrimination and ignorance will always exist. Trying to get rid of it is more improbable than developing a special medical method that would enable people to be "ripped" without working out. For, you see, as long as there are people, there'll be misunderstanding, which leads to ignorance, and thus conflict.

Another thing - to the person who claimed in their post that there was/is a "war" with the Asian or Asian-American community, where was I when that happened? I have no recollection of that whatsoever. If you meant the on-going annoyance to the USA from North Korea, that isn't much. North Korea wouldn't do anything, and they haven't, because Kim Jong II knows that his country, although militant and full of 'hackers' according to some sources, has no means of conquering nor successfully defeating another country in combat in any means (in terms of money, allies, technology, etc.). That is why, although many fools question it, most of the USA's foreign affairs related money that is being spent is on Iraq, because Korea poses no threat at all. Also, as a side note, most, if not all, Korean rap is made in South Korea, the assistant (pardon my vulgarity in the next word) bitch / watchtower over China of the USA. South Koreans, although weak and without much power, know that being the (pardon me again) bitch of the USA has benefits, which North Korea also wants with it's "nuclear threats." Too bad that North Korea couldn't figure out a smarter way to buy into the pansy program.

Lastly (and sorry about all the text), Korean rap is "off the hook," and usually funny (how I got into it). Watching their music videos makes "your head move," but also let's you laugh at the same time. For example, YG Family's "YMCA" video is hilarious. Gangster rapping baseball players and a sexy Korean chick that somewhat resembles Missy Elliot? Classic.

Korean Hip-Hop and Rap is the best. I just want to give a lot of props to the stars in korea or anywhere that they're popular and I admire koreans for their talent. Keep it up. Live your dreams to the FULLEST!

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that former f.i.n.k.L. group member hyori is damn pissing me off.. i know this is way off topic but watch her music video for '10 minute' and then christina aguilera's 'cant bring us down'. notice, their outfits are EXACTLY THE SAME just different colors? and if i remember correctly, christina aguilera's work was broadcasted many months before hyori's fake effort.

i am korean and i am a female and i consider hyori as a disgrace. she performed at several korean top music shows, and her performance made me gag. everything about '10 minute' reminds me of christina aguilera and her music video and the way she acts.

she's become from angelic pink finkL member to a gimmick whore that tries so hard to be white (or black). im embarrassed.

i hope someday she notices what a fool shes made herself and this country. make her hide her gay ho face.

im from melbourne, australia. im an asian dude living in a white society. no racism here.

actually wait..its multicultural...Australia rocks

Biggups to Expression Crew (Korea)!!! They're the 2002 Battle of The Year Champs and they took 2nd in '03. If you don't know the Battle of the Year is an international breakdance even held annually in Germany, and only the best from each country is invited. Now you know. Asian Prizide!!!

Malcom u could go kiss ur moms ass but u had ta admit korean rap is da best.. u pathatic son of a bitch we koreans will fuck u up so SHUT DA HELL UP Drunken Tiger is better than half the dumbass rappers here so there now fuck off

Malcom u could go kiss ur moms ass but u had ta admit korean rap is da best.. u pathatic son of a bitch we koreans will fuck u up so SHUT DA HELL UP Drunken Tiger is better than half the dumbass rappers here so there now fuck off

itZ all bOUt aZN pRIdE beyatch reperesent foo fuk da rest.........
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hip hop got no color or race...

its an expression, an art form...

since when does music have a face, if u got skills, thats all it takes...

since when is hip hop reserved for blacks and eminem?

hip hop istelf is bigger than any color or race...

expression itself is something u should appreciate to the fullest. just be glad u dont live back in the days when expressing yourself was against the law.

all you people now are too caught up with what the person spittin looks like and where hes from. so u could claim his as one of your own race and feel that much cooler? thats just fuckin stupid. how is hip hop gonna grow? to expand u hafta accept outside influence, otherwise wed all still be listning to the same shit over and over and over again. hip hop has through time expanded through fusing with alot of artforms. you think those strings came from the streets? you think those synth riffs came from the ghetto?
it came from all types of other music that real artists listen to...

ignorance is how u kill an art. racism is ignorance, and i would hope and pray that one of the few art forms that was created by a minority in the face of oppression would be the first ones to accept a minority expressing themselves...

but fuck jin he sucks, not cuz hes chinese, cuz hes a battle rapper, but he cant write a song for his life

by the way, did anybody know mos def cut a song with a japanese DJ, songs name was shinjiro i think

look. fuck your physical attributes. if you got talent, you got talent. period. if you don't get the respect you deserve, you'll get it if you really deserve it. just like every other underground mc whose slowly made his way up. talent is talent. period.

I think one of the main problems that we are facing today is that there are too many groups of asians and not enough collaboration. If we all (all types of asian) learn to grow and accept each other instead of "oh I'm chinese, I'm korean, viet, etc.." we can expect positive changes. There world sees us as just one group, I think it is time we as asians do the same. Who cares about what other nationalities think of us. There will always be the ones who understand and the ones who don't. There is enough of us to start our own thing instead of worrying so much about the issues of what other think and see of us. I am not coming at this with racial views, just simply the truth

asiatik man crew from france big up a tt les asiatik we need respect

tangina! saan ba ako makakapag download ng korean hip hop track?

I'm a second generation Korean,,born in the USA and grew up with primarily blacks and hispanics...Ran with a black gang, did 5 years for manslaughter and am deep into hip hop culture. However,,this is a BIG However.....Korean kids rapping are nothing more than a JOKE>>....as a Korean, myself,,,I can say this because...what the Fuck do they know about Hip hop culture....they have no street Cred...They rap about things they know nothing about...most of them are upper middle class spoiled Poor little rich kids...Driving around in their "Beamers" and Benzes that their mommies and daddies bought them...Sure their are the exceptions who acutally did hustle, sell dope and do what they had to do

Contd...But the majority of the Korean rappers are simply exploiting the artform like Vanilla Ice did...Seriously, What the hell do the Koreans in Korea or in America for that matter, know about the roots of hip hop.....what do they know about the Hustle,,,or "The Game"...I know for a fact that most the Koreans I know call Blacks "Gumdoongies" the typical Korean term which is equivalent to "nigg**", yet these same muthafuckas wear the hip hop gear, talk the talk, but Absolutely cannot WALK THE MOTHERFUCKEN WALK....I know, because the only fucking Korean I saw in locked down was me in the fucking mirror. I'm not saying going to prison or committing felonies is cool...NO!!!! I am saying if that is what your going to rap about, you should Fucking Know What your talking about First Hand.....And I do hear a lot of Korean "Rappers" rapping about being hard and gangstas....These motherfuckas should rap about going to UCLA and USC and not being "HARD". I am 33 years old,,,I just 10 years ago...I could'nt find a single Korean kid who was down with HIP HOP then,,,so why now...because it's on TRL....

To any serious dj's or emcees making moves:

No fans or groupies.

I'm a student filmmaker, korean-american, grew up in Queens, NY, looking for a good story and possibly actors, writers, rappers and collaboraters on different levels.

Hip-hop has been close to my heart for most of my life...the over-saturation of shallow and formula tracks about guns, drugs, and egos have tired me out though. Sure, I know that to every wack commercial formula recipe track with an R&B chick and a new face, there are tens if not more underground tracks being produced as well.

If you are an artist, in the true sense, and you have a passion to express you culture and experiences through film and music, please drop me a line at cfcp@verizon.net

peace,
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Hi hip hop music brother

well... hip hop is a sort of music that makes me happy. i like american and some of korean hip hop bands. also hip hop is developing little by little in my country. i like mongolian hip hop bands also. but i hate russian hip hop singers and bands. this is thought of hip hop bailaa.

yo iam wreck dis fuu spittin lyrics so cold that niggas be catchin da flu you think iam crazy cause iam a nigga hangin wit a asian crew but guess what i get more pussy than you and tha wu tang crew you probly wondering y i spit deez lyrics out of da blue probly cause i can and if i dont bitchs be pressing charges against me wanting to sue iam about to end this shit but before i do tell your mom to clean up her clit shittttttttttttttt.

erm...korea is awesome...

YO TESE NIGGAZ AINT NOIN SHIT!!! IM SPITTIN SHIT BATTLIN NIGGAZ TATZ TWICE MA AGE AND STILL FUCKIN THEM UP!!! THERE IS NO CHALLENGE I NEED REAL MCZ LIKE TUPAC, BIGGIE , BIG L U NOE THEM R.I.P IM KOREAN SO WAT IM STILL BUSTIN ASS EVEN THOUGH THEY BLACK HISPANIC ANY SHIT LIKE TAT IM IN CONTESTZ AND BATTLE EVERYWHERE I GO SO IF U KOREAN U GOT A CHANCE

hey ya'll.
i'm from germany and i also listen to lotsa other hip hop besides american.
I myself think every form of hip hop develops itself in every country, so ya can't say:"oh, they and they haven't gone through this and that"

EVERY kind of hip hop is different. Have ya ever heard any german hip hop? it's sooo different. But it's still hip hop after all. Though there are some germany guys bringing the r'nb flavour over to us. I think it's good.

Korean Hip Hop rockz. Every kind of Hip hop rockz. (as well as r'nb ;))

btw, i've only heard of Eun Ji Won (korean). Anybody know him? Guess, he's really mainstream. His latest album had a hard r'nb flavour and i luved it. go and get it ;)

I would just like to say I think that Drunken Tiger (Korean hip hop) is one of the most original hip-hop groups I have ever listened to. I own several of thier cd's, and they have the sweetest beats and samples in the world.
If anyone has never heard them, there are plenty of drunken tiger songs on kazaa and the like. As for Dunken Tiger making it in the U.S., they would have to make more all english songs, they have a few, but americans just dont like music in different languages.

Hey Im posting this specifically Black americans. If you are interested in Japan, love the culture, the music, the Anime, etc. Whatever you love about Japan and are interested in going there, plan on going there, or are already there, this website is a cool place for people like us with a common interest.

go to www.blacktokyo.com

And become a member.

And this invitation is for Japanese and other Asian's as well.

I ain't Korean, OR American. But hey, you gotta give Korean Rappers a shit load of credit, don't ya'll think? In my opinion, it don't matter where and how the music originated. Whether or not someone's music is good eough to whip someone's ass is all that matters. And Korean Rappers sure are whipping some American asses (Black and White).

Now, I ain't another Korean Hip Hop supporter. I just speak my mind. If I like what I'm hearin', then I ain't afraid to say it. American rappers are ... GOOD. There's no doubt about that. But those of you who think there's nothing better, you guys should really check out some Korean Hip Hop. These guys are SERIOUS!

Peace

Most of asian hip-hop is a joke, but that's thanks to American mainstream stuff that gets airplay. Since America is the trend setter other countries just soak it up. However there are real artists out there like Drunken Tiger and LMF talking about real struggles and everyday life (listen to the track by Snacky Chan - Part of the Nation). Rap/hip-hop is a form of expression, you don't need street cred or have to be from the ghetto to go through a struggle or have a problem.

Especially these days growing up in the US being an asian male, we're being held down by so many stereotypes that even our own kind are buying into it (just look at all our sisters embraced in white arms and William Hung). We must break through those stereotypes and kick it in the ass, and what better way to do it than with a 'no holding back' attitude associated with hip-hop?

If you think about it Africans and Asians have alot in common. We were brought to a unknown land by the white man, enslaved (Chinese railroad workers), "set free", and today we're frequently stereotyped. If you seriously believe Asians are stealing black/latino culture are that's fine, I myself like to believe we're trying to assimilate and understand more to unite as one and break through this invisible barrier.

~1~

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SNACKY CHAN performin at... KOLLABORATION 2k4!

Wazzzup Everyone! We're baaaack! Its that time again.

- In March, The Movement spread to Chicago with the first annual www.chikollaboration.org and a sold out show of 400 in the midwest!

- In September, New York was in the house with 700 eastcoasters at the first annual www.nykollaboration.org.

Now its time for LA to represent... KTOWN where you at?

Kollaboration 2k4 will be BUMPIN and JUMPIN this NOVEMBER with TWO SHOWS!!!

Friday, Nov. 12, 7:30pm
The First Annual
KOLLABORATION CLASSICAL | Limited Discounted Presale Tickets Available...
[Classical Music | Classical Music Judges]

Saturday, Nov. 13, 6:30pm
& The Fifth Annual
KOLLABORATION URBAN | ALMOST SOLD OUT!!!
[Hip Hop, Pop, n' Rock | Celebrity Judges]
New Ticket Location Added! www.wanttickets.com

@ The Wilshire Ebell Theater in Ktown, LA

OVER $4,500 in CASH PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED!!!

www.kollaboration.org > 2.1 million inspired & counting
_________________________________________________

Kollaboration 2005 Celebrity Judges for URBAN:

K-SLY, 100.3 The Beat, Dance 360, Steve Harvey's Big Time

SUNG KANG, Better Luck Tomorrow

LEO NAM, The Perfect Score

JANET CHOI, MTV REAL WORLD SEATTLE

and PETER KANG, VP of Fox Entertainment

with possible appearance by JOHN CHO, from Harold & Kumar, American Pie, Off Centre.

___________________________________________________

Kollaboration CLASSICAL Performers:

PIANO: Hannah Yi, Christine Lyu, Gary Lee
VOCALS: Lois Yoon, Monica Kim
FLUTE: Sara Lee, Anna Choi
CELLO: Yeri Kim, Seung Hee Bae, Jae Yun Kim

Special Guest Performers:

Alex Lee | Classical Guitarist
Diverse
Amy Anderson | www.amyanderson.net
Tina Kim | www.tinakim.com
_____________________________________________

Kollaboration URBAN Performers:

Vocals: EDDIE CHANG, ERIC CHUNG, RICHEY LAM
Rap: SHIN-B, FLOWSIK
Band: AGNES DEI, AARON'S BEARD

Dance: SICKSTEP, UNBALANCE

OPEN FREESTYLE RAP Competition
OPEN FREESTYLE DANCE Competition

DANCE BATTLE [LA BOPPIN' CREW vs. FX]

Special Guest performers:

SNACKY CHAN, RAPPER | www.snackychan.com

JO KOY, COMEDIAN | www.jokoy.com

JOEY GUILA, COMEDIAN | www.joeyguila.com

STEVE TERADA & CREW | www.steve-terada.com

DIVERSE, POP SINGER

JUSTIN RIVERA, MAGICIAN

EDDIE KIM, SPOKEN WORD

C-MAZE, SPOKEN WORD
_____________________________________________________

WHERE TO GET TICKETS:

You can pick up LIMITED PRE-SALE
DISCOUNTED tickets at:

1) The Wilshire Ebell Box Office | Wilshire &
Lucerne | 4401 W. 8th Street
LA, 90005 | www.ebellla.com/theatre_frameset.htm

2) Kollaboration Staff Members
www.kollaboration.org/staff.php

3) KAC Office: 3727 W. 6th St. Suite 515
LA, 90020 | Harvard & 6th St | Monday -
Friday 10am - 7pm. ask for PK. | www.kacla.org

4) www.WANTTICKETS.COM | search for "Kollaboration"

All seats are reserved and range from $5 balcony to $40 VIP Orchestra.

$40 VIP Ticket stubs can be used for Free Entry to AFTERPARTY on SAT! TBA

SEE YOU ALL AT THE SHOWS!!!

Aspiration, Inspiration, Perspiration,

Peace,
KOLLABORATION STAFF 2004

www.kollaboration.org | www.xanga.com/kollaboration012

Hey people...Dont fuckin matter if they b Azn white,black,or fuckin purple. If u got skills...ya got skills.Right on Drunken Tiger

SNACKY CHAN performin at... KOLLABORATION 2k4!

Wazzzup Everyone! We're baaaack! Its that time again.

- In March, The Movement spread to Chicago with the first annual www.chikollaboration.org and a sold out show of 400 in the midwest!

- In September, New York was in the house with 700 eastcoasters at the first annual www.nykollaboration.org.

Now its time for LA to represent... KTOWN where you at?

Kollaboration 2k4 will be BUMPIN and JUMPIN this NOVEMBER with TWO SHOWS!!!

Friday, Nov. 12, 7:30pm
The First Annual
KOLLABORATION CLASSICAL | Limited Discounted Presale Tickets Available...
[Classical Music | Classical Music Judges]

Saturday, Nov. 13, 6:30pm
& The Fifth Annual
KOLLABORATION URBAN | ALMOST SOLD OUT!!!
[Hip Hop, Pop, n' Rock | Celebrity Judges]
New Ticket Location Added! www.wanttickets.com

@ The Wilshire Ebell Theater in Ktown, LA

OVER $4,500 in CASH PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED!!!

www.kollaboration.org > 2.1 million inspired & counting
_________________________________________________

Kollaboration 2005 Celebrity Judges for URBAN:

K-SLY, 100.3 The Beat, Dance 360, Steve Harvey's Big Time

SUNG KANG, Better Luck Tomorrow

LEO NAM, The Perfect Score

JANET CHOI, MTV REAL WORLD SEATTLE

and PETER KANG, VP of Fox Entertainment

with possible appearance by JOHN CHO, from Harold & Kumar, American Pie, Off Centre.

___________________________________________________

Kollaboration CLASSICAL Performers:

PIANO: Hannah Yi, Christine Lyu, Gary Lee
VOCALS: Lois Yoon, Monica Kim
FLUTE: Sara Lee, Anna Choi
CELLO: Yeri Kim, Seung Hee Bae, Jae Yun Kim

Special Guest Performers:

Alex Lee | Classical Guitarist
Diverse
Amy Anderson | www.amyanderson.net
Tina Kim | www.tinakim.com
_____________________________________________

Kollaboration URBAN Performers:

Vocals: EDDIE CHANG, ERIC CHUNG, RICHEY LAM
Rap: SHIN-B, FLOWSIK
Band: AGNES DEI, AARON'S BEARD

Dance: SICKSTEP, UNBALANCE

OPEN FREESTYLE RAP Competition
OPEN FREESTYLE DANCE Competition

DANCE BATTLE [LA BOPPIN' CREW vs. FX]

Special Guest performers:

SNACKY CHAN, RAPPER | www.snackychan.com

JO KOY, COMEDIAN | www.jokoy.com

JOEY GUILA, COMEDIAN | www.joeyguila.com

STEVE TERADA & CREW | www.steve-terada.com

DIVERSE, POP SINGER

JUSTIN RIVERA, MAGICIAN

EDDIE KIM, SPOKEN WORD

C-MAZE, SPOKEN WORD
_____________________________________________________

WHERE TO GET TICKETS:

You can pick up LIMITED PRE-SALE
DISCOUNTED tickets at:

1) The Wilshire Ebell Box Office | Wilshire &
Lucerne | 4401 W. 8th Street
LA, 90005 | www.ebellla.com/theatre_frameset.htm

2) Kollaboration Staff Members
www.kollaboration.org/staff.php

3) KAC Office: 3727 W. 6th St. Suite 515
LA, 90020 | Harvard & 6th St | Monday -
Friday 10am - 7pm. ask for PK. | www.kacla.org

4) www.WANTTICKETS.COM | search for "Kollaboration"

All seats are reserved and range from $5 balcony to $40 VIP Orchestra.

$40 VIP Ticket stubs can be used for Free Entry to AFTERPARTY on SAT! TBA

SEE YOU ALL AT THE SHOWS!!!

Aspiration, Inspiration, Perspiration,

Peace,
KOLLABORATION STAFF 2004

www.kollaboration.org | www.xanga.com/kollaboration012

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