FOUNDER / PRODUCER: JABARI GRAHAM
ARTIST / PRODUCER: DUBELYOO
FOUNDER / PRODUCER: JABARI GRAHAM
ARTIST / PRODUCER: DUBELYOO
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These are the sho nuff truth!!! I have 2 pairs and when I first put them on it felt like my feet were smiling. The cool thing is you can add laces. Only draw back is the white part has a paint on it that may peel a bit but nothing to major. At $35 cop em & rock em.
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11:19 PM
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AB+L in Atlanta was a hit. The art was outrageously dope and the crowd came out to support. Artists made new fans, fans made new friends and friends got down to the essence of hip hop culture . As co-producer and artist I have to thank Jabari Graham the founding father of AB+L, the team at Images USA, Sax and Jen Farris, the folks at Jack Daniels, the super talented artist and musicians as well as all the people who came out to be part of the art movement known as AB+L.
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12:35 AM
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"The best time to make money is when you don't need it"
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"The only thing that separates being a player and being played out is time."
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Recently I was asked to participate in an artshow in the Philippines by the HEAVY HITTERZ. "The opening was off the hook, the gallery and block party were jam packed with folks. MTV Philippines, MYX music channel, and local publications were out to cover the event. I thought I'd share some photos of the event " stated James Garcia the shows curator and cool art dude.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ganyan/sets/72157605121967016/



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A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to do an art tour in Germany. 48 hours after the AB+L show in Charlotte I was dropped off at the airport, passport in hand, ready for the 8-9 hour flight to Germany, so I thought. Due to slight drizzle (not a torrential down pour) flights were delayed causing hundreds of people to miss connecting flights to destinations around the world. Customer service lines filled with the bewildered to the bellicose and we all stood in awe at the sloth like speed in which the Continental Airline help desk staff moved. After an hour in line, or the full length of a video on my IPOD, the desk staffer gave me the "you are next" hand wave that I so wanted then to only turn it into a hand of halt as she helped someone else, back to watching my video. To make a long story short my 8 hour trip across the pond turned into a 24 hour odyssey with layovers in 2 different countries.... and they lost my bags. One good thing about layovers is the people you get to chat with. I meet 2 black female rocket scientists and when I asked how it feels to always be the smartest person in a room one laughed and said "You get use to it".
Once in Germany we (Fabian the Occasional Superstar and DJ Jamad) hit up 4 shows in 5 cities over the course 7 days while rolling at 100+ mph on the autobahn. The promoters that brought us there took great care of us and before the show in Frankfurt we had a chance to meet up with our family and friends. We met allot of really cool down to earth people who share their take on American politics, culture and the popularity of German gangster rap.
You can learn allot about a man while traveling in a van in a foreign land. For instance DJ Jamad has an insatiable appetite for ice cream and Fabian has little tolerance for DJ Jamad's insatiable appetite for ice cream. "Grown ass men ain't got no bidness lickin' on ice cream and reading GQ magazines. It just ain't right. That's in the bible" proclaimed Fabian in response to Jamad’s lactose lovin’ lifestyle. I even learned that my often radio announcer sounding voice sound completely crazy to people who speak English as a 3rd language.
We showed art, spun dope music, avoided a fight in a Turkish restaurant, blew the fuses in Berlin hotel, c-walked in Frankfurt, all while learning just enough German to make us sound like ignorant Americans….the trip was off the chain.
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4:46 PM
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In celebration of their 40th issue, they offered all of their previous featured artists the opportunity to have a promotional piece added to their Wallpapers section (http://formatmag.com/wallpapers/). Format's wallpapers section, launched in late 2007, has received over 300,000 downloads thus far.
Format Magazine is your source for the most current and compelling information relating to the urban aesthetic. In addition to bringing you up to date daily on the most recent news in art, fashion, music, and more, Format Magazine is published online in its entirety every second Sunday evening.
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1:45 PM
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We live in a time where the term "race card" is tossed around by the media with seeming reckless abandon. Many politician and talking heads alike use race and racism for personal gain or to advance an agenda while leaving the real everyday racism unattended and free to fuck with you at work. Finally we have a race card that every day people can play thanks to close friend and racial referee Fabian the Occasional Superstar.
Here is how it works:
Step One
Approach the offending party and reveal the Occasional Superstar RaceCard ThrowCard.
Award the recipient a RaceCard by raising the card into plain view, illustrated side out, and flinging it down in front of them. For added effect in office environment, place RaceCard gently in pocket of suspected offender.
Briefly explain why the person has received a RaceCard and encourage them to think about what they did.
Turn and walk away.
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9:13 PM
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This piece was feature in Alicia's new video and now you can get it in 11in x 17in while supplies last.
Classic Example 11in x 17in $10.00
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8:28 PM
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This is the cover art for a special edition of Creative Loafing featuring Art, Beats + Lyrics in Charlotte Friday, April 25th.
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This mural was 52ft long, 12ft high, on a curved wall, and in a narrow hallway. This project couldn't have been done without the assistance of legendary artist Gilbert Young. Special thanks to The Adrian Franks and all the staff at 22 Squared.
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