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Admit it, you don't have anything to say unless it's negative or combative. Day in day out, it's been very well proven how people are much quicker to respond to negativity before they do "positivity". So much so, that negative prompts to reaction come with emphasis, passion, and of course, anger. Whether it be disagreements, racism, or genuine dislike for the opposite party, people operate on negative vibes. And in Hip Hop, this has shown to be a very effective marketing strategy. In Hip Hop, there is no shortage of diss tracks. Whether it be in tha mainstream media or your local music scene, rappers have found it useful to feed off negative waves. And many have capitalized off of it. For example, "Ether" by Nas is definitely considered one of the hardest diss records of all time, right? Not only was it a great diss, but it made the official tracklisting for Nas' album at that time, Stillmatic. We could go on a tangent and name countless rappers out ...

  How will "Billionaire Philanthropist" David Rockefeller be remembered? Well, that's definitely a question for the "ages" as two different tales emerge about the late great person that many "common people" hate. If you pull up this LA Times obituary article , you'll see a favorable article about David Rockefeller. However, many facebookers have shared that same article with a very different caption. Let's not forget that David Rockefeller, whether direct or indirect, is in cahoots with other families that control our mainstream media. With that said, can you really discount the "alternative" news who charge this man with having done so much evil to this Earth? Of course the TIMES and various mainstream outlets are going to portray Rockefeller as a man that "impacted lives" and such but on the flip side of that coin, the question remains: at who's expense? Was David Rockefeller a necessary evil? What will he be remembere...

Mistah Wilson brings you WilsonBlock Wednesdays Episode 4 on tha week of March 15th, 2017 with music by Yancy Deron , Scribes , Nas , and more. Exclusive interviews with visual artist and muralist Michael Jones and Pasadena rapper Aron Fletcher ...

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Download This Interview Mr. Frantastic, commonly known as Pudge in tha streets of Pasadena, CA opens up on how he became blind in 2005. He also goes on to talk about how he had to experience prison with and without his sight. Pudge explains what it was like being homeless for so many years and how he has managed to persevere through the years. Frantastic was not hesitant to also give us a few bars from one of his latest raps. Mr. Frantastic has collaborated with Bing Bing on the song "Wake Up" which was remixed and engineered by Lyndrum Productions. The song appeared on Bing Bing's Tha West Kept Secret V3 Official in 2011. Since then, Mr. Frantastic has been producing beats and writing lyrics.

Download This Show Marina Gutman & Paul McCarty of Bluegrass Cajun Rock Fusion band "NON-DUO" discuss their Euro-Americana Dynamic, Individual Milestones, and deliver an epic LIVE Performance on WilsonBlock100 Radio... "It's Been Fun" by Ethan Avery ft. Nipsey Hussle "626" by 210West, G Laf, BlackWest, & V8 Mr. Mcstrange & Bent Halo of Speaker Creatures "Then 2 Now" by Bent Halo & Numbskull "Caravan" by Zoneiak McGee NON-DUO EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW (Featured Artist) "This One Is For Me" by NON-DUO "Not Two" by NON-DUO