The Crew at SHAMELESS PLUG are doing it again. Jay Electronica, Slum Village, 5ela, OneBelo, Guilty Simpson and House Shoes. Don’t Sleep.
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JAY ELECTRONICA x SLUM VILLAGE
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010JAY ELECTRONICA - BE APART OF HISTORY
Thursday, April 1st, 2010
The visionaries at Shameless Plug are doing it again(much respect). Its only right that they Bring Jay Electronica(back) to the Detroit. If you know anything about hip hop or have the slightest appreciation for what Detroit means to Hip Hop(R.I.P J-Dilla) you need to be at this show.
And bring your friends who are lost in the game. Get’cha third eye poked. Cop your plane tickets- History will be made at this show.
Watch what happens.
SNOOP D.O. DOUBLE GIZZLE & CREATIVELY PIZZLE
Wednesday, November 11th, 2009
Apologies for the late post, but the team has been in it like we stepped in it. Many of you on the east coast went to the crazy Snoop Dogg show with Meth,Red, and Devin. And on the west you caught the Big Homie with DJ Quik and the new young gunner Nipsey Hussle (youtube him). Well CP was at all of them. Our friends over at Voice Over Productions called on the prosperous for the shows advertising materials. Shout out to cp illustrator Kevin @ KP Studios for the clutch drawings. This project called in CPers in 3 time zones (like we where throwing up one big ass W).
West West Y’all.
CP in the CHI
Friday, August 21st, 2009
Fall through Chicago. Should be a stone cold grove(Trading Places movie reference).
RicBreeze + THE WINDY CITY = MIND BLOWN!
Thursday, August 20th, 2009
Event: Just Doin’ It!!! Featuring Visual Artist Rick Edwards
of MKTG Jordan’s vs. Dunks
Who: Allison Glenn, Che Woo Design and Ground Lift Media
When: August 29th 2009
On Saturday July 11, 2009, Allison Glenn Photography,
Chevonne Woodard of Che Woo Design and DJ Trew of Ground
Lift Media collaborated to create a “Live-Action Photo Shoot”
Da Breakin’ Outta Chicago Battle (casting 35 extras) featuring
Pugz Atoms, ADad and Just J of 1773. The concept recreated the
Dance Battle Scene from hip-hop cult classic Breakin’ the Movie.
The Shoot was followed by our NikeHeads vs Adidas after-party
hosting over 800 local DJ’s, sneaker heads, hipsters, break-dancers
and trendsetters who came out to represent their favorite brand…
From there Style Wars was born!