3.29.2004
If Your Bracket's Looking Strong - HYPHY!
It's great living a few blocks from a candy factory, especially on a nice, breezy day like this one. I need more Tootsie air in my life.
When it comes down to it, I'm not a huge fan of either 9th Wonder or Memphis Bleek. But this is pretty good.
Any San Francisco Giants fan familiar with the imperfect play of Marvin Benard knows that this sponsor speaks the truth. (Coincidentally, Tony Yayo's real name is Marvin Bernard.)
Today's Random Keith Hernandez Tidbit: Manager Whitey Herzog traded Hernandez to the last-place Mets for journeyman relief pitcher Neil Allen in mid-1983 after becoming convinced that Hernandez was using drugs. When Herzog defended the trade by hinting as much, Hernandez threatened a libel suit, but the 1985 Pittsburgh drug trials revealed it was true.
The Federation's "Hyphy" sounds like about a dozen recent rap hits stitched together haphazardly, with cheap Cokeland synths, a weird Cookie Monster effect on the hook, and E-40 blim-blamming over the top. Yeah, it's over the top. The video is ici. Man, I miss the Yay.
When it comes down to it, I'm not a huge fan of either 9th Wonder or Memphis Bleek. But this is pretty good.
Any San Francisco Giants fan familiar with the imperfect play of Marvin Benard knows that this sponsor speaks the truth. (Coincidentally, Tony Yayo's real name is Marvin Bernard.)
Today's Random Keith Hernandez Tidbit: Manager Whitey Herzog traded Hernandez to the last-place Mets for journeyman relief pitcher Neil Allen in mid-1983 after becoming convinced that Hernandez was using drugs. When Herzog defended the trade by hinting as much, Hernandez threatened a libel suit, but the 1985 Pittsburgh drug trials revealed it was true.
The Federation's "Hyphy" sounds like about a dozen recent rap hits stitched together haphazardly, with cheap Cokeland synths, a weird Cookie Monster effect on the hook, and E-40 blim-blamming over the top. Yeah, it's over the top. The video is ici. Man, I miss the Yay.
