

..featuring "eddy" the legendary Iron Maiden mascot of sorts, the IM 3's (as i'm calling them for short) are not as dope as the 2's in my oponion but better then the 1st ones, get yours !!!
(just don't wear em on the same day i do) .


..featuring "eddy" the legendary Iron Maiden mascot of sorts, the IM 3's (as i'm calling them for short) are not as dope as the 2's in my oponion but better then the 1st ones, get yours !!!
(just don't wear em on the same day i do) .




This is no graffiti, its Vandalism!
Art? Or Vandalism?
This is some real Nas right here, very refreshing to me after his recent infatuation with the N-word. The beat is clean and is more of a mature sound for Nas. The song "Hero" comes as a much needed break in terms of content in Nas's upcoming album, entitled Nas, which mostly talks about subjects pertaining to the N-word and race in America. Some of his recent song titles include: Ya’ll My Niggas, N.I.G.G.E.R. (The Slave and the Master), and Be A Nigger too. The album is set to release July 15th.


The Group got on stage at around 11:47 and performed for about 30 minutes. They performed some of their tracks from Space Music as well as some brand new tracks from the mixtape 3BadBrothaaas. The new tracks were very creative and original, especially Brain's Them song and My Nuts. The performance was made even more interesting because of a projector placed right behind the performing group that displayed various images that usually had to do with the lyrics being said. This was by far the most creative thing I have ever seen at a local concert. The video made the experience so much more enjoyable and interesting. Along with the projector aspect and the new songs, Dyme Def rocked the crowd like always with incredible steez the crowd enjoyed. More pictures from the performance and the night.
I dont know how many versions of this song I have heard, but this is one of waynes best versions. It's on repeat in my headphones.