Everyone else needs to re-group, pick up the paper and pen, and come back in a year or-so. The Gens have just raised the bar.
Saturday, 7 March 2009
"This Could Turn Hare Krishna In To A Bad Boy"
"Junglists Are You Ready!!!????"
'A London Some'Ting Diss' 1993 Jungle Documentary.
Part 1:
Part 2:
Part 3:
"Big, Bad and Heavy!"
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I'm thinking of writing a regular segment of just prose, regarding British street culture, from the 90s to today. We have such a rich and vibrant community in London that is influenced by a whole magnitude of cultures. It needs to be discussed in depth.
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'A London Some'Ting Diss' 1993 Jungle Documentary.
Part 1:
Part 2:
Part 3:
"Big, Bad and Heavy!"
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I'm thinking of writing a regular segment of just prose, regarding British street culture, from the 90s to today. We have such a rich and vibrant community in London that is influenced by a whole magnitude of cultures. It needs to be discussed in depth.
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Pill - The Fader
Check out the ATLien Pill up in The Fader.

Educated Villains are doing alot up in NYC at the moment. Shout out to Derek on his grind, I'm looking forward to my trip to the A.

Educated Villains are doing alot up in NYC at the moment. Shout out to Derek on his grind, I'm looking forward to my trip to the A.
Friday, 6 March 2009
Crazy P
Wednesday, 4 March 2009
Last Rights Inc from Last Rights Inc on Vimeo.
Frank151 posted this ad for Miami clothing label Last Rights, and according to their sources the guys got in a whole load of trouble for this one.
"Apparently, the FBI, DEA, and other government officials were under the impression that they were dumping real drugs from the planes into the ocean."
What a great viral though. Shot incredibly well, great concept and really emphasizes that whole Miami hood lifestyle. Not just the massive impact drug trafficking has on the region, but the look, feel and elements incorporated into the video offers an authentic portrayal of Miami street culture. The clothing is heavy as well.
Coke Fiend
Clever Coca-Cola advert from the States. American advertisements are often very bland, cheesy, clean-cut, smiley faced, all singing and all dancing cliches. This however is a clever, dark and impressive commercial. We in the UK tend to lead the rest of the World when it comes to creative advertisements. As consumers us Brits are cynics, and see-through the "this product will change your life..." pitch. We want to be engaged between programs, and often the ads become more of a talking point in the living room than the actual show itself. Especially in comparison to the States, we have far less advertisements, and begrudge the short ad break half-way through our scheduled viewing, so we need to be entertained. Coca-Cola have certainly ticked all the boxes with this ad.
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