Let’s get the Brewin Signed

good morning I’ve had it, this is a travesty, Breeze brewin aka The Brewin aka The Truth, aka the baddest mo fo that most folks dnt knw aka The hardest working man in Hip_hop, hence this blog, he should be working a lot more.The Brewin needs 2 get signed, Brewin’s work speaks 4 itself, he has worked with Hip-Hop’s luminaries such as Prince Paul (A Prince Among Thieves), his family group work wit the Juggaknots (Re:release, Use Your Confusion), and that doesnt include the countless sideman work (weathermen, indelible emcees, etc etc) He’s done it all, but we got more wrk 2 do, we need 2 c him along the likes of Common, Talib (whom brewin worked wit wit Hip-Hop 4 respect), the man has killed it any time he has taken the mic no matter who the competition may b, let’s raise the stakes, i challenge anyone 2 correctly name all the joints The Brewin has been on, I’ll send u a matic Ent shirt personally signed by the man, the mtyh, the living legend himself/He’s a beast wit the production as well/U can also vent here where u would like the brewin signed 2; MaticEnt/Amalgam, Def Jux, Def Jam, Warner Bros, Good Music (kanye’s Label, wats good, G), Let go brothas and systas, here’s a head start, the brewin’s first professional mainstream listen was on the Jason’s Lyrics soundtrack with blues legend Buddy Guy,  produced by yours truly-Kfever, i’m tired it’s late but not 2 late 2 celebrate and reward a true lover of the artform we call, Hip-Hop, he takes it so serious u jus dnt knw, that sort of love must be cultivated, nutured, and brought 2 the masses 4 all heads 2 c and be inspired by…..peace and blessings-Fever/Juggaknots (The Jackson 5 of Hip-Hop, Rest in Peace MJ), Me (MaticEnt) we about 2 launch anotha family standout and make this brotha’s “Off the Wall,Hip-Hop stylee” 2 get things started, check out the brewin’s latest maxi single on i-tunes via tunecore.com/music/Breezebrewin, u can also check out the beast in his hometown, Boogie Down Bronx 2nite fri aug 21st, “Art of Lyrics Hip-Hop showcase. 940 Garrison avenue, BX-thank u 4 allowing me 2 vent just couldn’t take it anymore, if u dnt knw , ya’ll need 2 knw-Brewin’s a beast let’s get him signed, use this blog, ur blog and any othas 2 spread the word about this man’s many accomplishments, let us knw ur favorite Brewin verse or song and dnt 4get 2 submit ur opinion about which label u would like the brewin 2 rock wit, let’s do this people, failure is not an option-fever

Let’s get the Brewin Signed

good morning I’ve had it, this is a travesty, Breeze brewin aka The Brewin aka The Truth, aka the baddest mo fo that most folks dnt knw aka The hardest working man in Hip_hop, hence this blog, he should be working a lot more.The Brewin needs 2 get signed, Brewin’s work speaks 4 itself, he has worked with Hip-Hop’s luminaries such as Prince Paul (A Prince Among Thieves), his family group work wit the Juggaknots (Re:release, Use Your Confusion), and that doesnt include the countless sideman work (weathermen, indelible emcees, etc etc) He’s done it all, but we got more wrk 2 do, we need 2 c him along the likes of Common, Talib (whom brewin worked wit wit Hip-Hop 4 respect), the man has killed it any time he has taken the mic no matter who the competition may b, let’s raise the stakes, i challenge anyone 2 correctly name all the joints The Brewin has been on, I’ll send u a matic Ent shirt personally signed by the man, the mtyh, the living legend himself/He’s a beast wit the production as well/U can also vent here where u would like the brewin signed 2; MaticEnt/Amalgam, Def Jux, Def Jam, Warner Bros, Good Music (kanye’s Label, wats good, G), Let go brothas and systas, here’s a head start, the brewin’s first professional mainstream listen was on the Jason’s Lyrics soundtrack with blues legend Buddy Guy,  produced by yours truly-Kfever, i’m tired it’s late but not 2 late 2 celebrate and reward a true lover of the artform we call, Hip-Hop, he takes it so serious u jus dnt knw, that sort of love must be cultivated, nutured, and brought 2 the masses 4 all heads 2 c and be inspired by…..peace and blessings-Fever/Juggaknots (The Jackson 5 of Hip-Hop, Rest in Peace MJ), Me (MaticEnt) we about 2 launch anotha family standout and make this brotha’s “Off the Wall,Hip-Hop stylee” 2 get things started, check out the brewin’s latest maxi single on i-tunes via tunecore.com/music/Breezebrewin, u can also check out the beast in his hometown, Boogie Down Bronx 2nite fri aug 21st, “Art of Lyrics Hip-Hop showcase. 940 Garrison avenue, BX-thank u 4 allowing me 2 vent just couldn’t take it anymore, if u dnt knw , ya’ll need 2 knw-Brewin’s a beast let’s get him signed, use this blog, ur blog and any othas 2 spread the word about this man’s many accomplishments, let us knw ur favorite Brewin verse or song and dnt 4get 2 submit ur opinion about which label u would like the brewin 2 rock wit, let’s do this people, failure is not an option-fever

Is John Calipari a cheater?

The University of Memphis is being forced to forfeit its 07-08 season in which they won an NCAA record 38 games.  Granted, they don’t play in the toughest division, but they made it all the way through the tournament only to lose in the championship game in overtime.  Word on the street is, Derrick Rose, the teams best player at the time, had someone else take his SAT test for him.  After failing the ACT three times and possibly not being eligible for the upcoming season, mysteriously an acceptable score was obtained.  On top of that, the school gave Rose’s brother something around the $1,700 in traveling expenses so he could travel with the team.

This all sounds eerily similar to our very own UMass basketball team from the 95-96 season.  I remember watching this team all season shocked that a squad from UMass was making serious moves.  They were ranked number one for the first time in school history and went all the way to the final four, but lost to Kentucky.  Marcus Camby was the star of the team then but with a supporting cast of Lou Roe, Edgar Padillia, Carmello Travieso, Tyrone Weeks, Derrick Kellog, Donta Bright, Dana Dingle how can you go wrong.  This season was later vacated also because Marcus Camby admitted to accepting some $28,000 from agents while still in school.  For the record, I see nothing wrong with college players getting paid.  The schools make so much money when their athletic programs do well, so why shouldn’t the players be compensated?  Camby later reimbursed the school for the $151,617 in lost revenue.

Which brings me full circle back to Coach John Calipari.  Sure he left UMass for the NBA immediately after that final four season, but thats only because the New Jersey Nets were offering big bucks.  He was paid 3 million dollars a year which in 97 was a boat load for a coach.  The decision had nothing to due with the NCAA launching an investigation into wrongdoings at UMass.  After about three seasons the Nets fired Calipari.  Now with the Memphis situation, how was the coach supposed to know his star player was a dum dum?  Or that there was something wrong with Rose’s brother having enough funds be everywhere the team was going to be.  That doesn’t explain why Coach Calipari would suddenly jump ship from Memphis, a school he brought back from obscurity, to become head coach at neighboring Kentucky.  With the Kentucky job comes a lot more pressure.  Memphis had some of the top recruits in the country already committed to the team, who have since rescinded their commitments since the man who recruited them now isn’t going to be there.  Maybe the coach knew something we didn’t.

 

 

Is John Calipari a cheater?

The University of Memphis is being forced to forfeit its 07-08 season in which they won an NCAA record 38 games.  Granted, they don’t play in the toughest division, but they made it all the way through the tournament only to lose in the championship game in overtime.  Word on the street is, Derrick Rose, the teams best player at the time, had someone else take his SAT test for him.  After failing the ACT three times and possibly not being eligible for the upcoming season, mysteriously an acceptable score was obtained.  On top of that, the school gave Rose’s brother something around the $1,700 in traveling expenses so he could travel with the team.

This all sounds eerily similar to our very own UMass basketball team from the 95-96 season.  I remember watching this team all season shocked that a squad from UMass was making serious moves.  They were ranked number one for the first time in school history and went all the way to the final four, but lost to Kentucky.  Marcus Camby was the star of the team then but with a supporting cast of Lou Roe, Edgar Padillia, Carmello Travieso, Tyrone Weeks, Derrick Kellog, Donta Bright, Dana Dingle how can you go wrong.  This season was later vacated also because Marcus Camby admitted to accepting some $28,000 from agents while still in school.  For the record, I see nothing wrong with college players getting paid.  The schools make so much money when their athletic programs do well, so why shouldn’t the players be compensated?  Camby later reimbursed the school for the $151,617 in lost revenue.

Which brings me full circle back to Coach John Calipari.  Sure he left UMass for the NBA immediately after that final four season, but thats only because the New Jersey Nets were offering big bucks.  He was paid 3 million dollars a year which in 97 was a boat load for a coach.  The decision had nothing to due with the NCAA launching an investigation into wrongdoings at UMass.  After about three seasons the Nets fired Calipari.  Now with the Memphis situation, how was the coach supposed to know his star player was a dum dum?  Or that there was something wrong with Rose’s brother having enough funds be everywhere the team was going to be.  That doesn’t explain why Coach Calipari would suddenly jump ship from Memphis, a school he brought back from obscurity, to become head coach at neighboring Kentucky.  With the Kentucky job comes a lot more pressure.  Memphis had some of the top recruits in the country already committed to the team, who have since rescinded their commitments since the man who recruited them now isn’t going to be there.  Maybe the coach knew something we didn’t.

 

 

Plaxico agrees to prison

Former NY Giants wide receiver, Plaxico Burress entered a guilty plea yesterday, which is expected to come with a two year prison term.  I agree that what the man did was wrong, but two years wrong?  I think not.  The problem with Plaxico, (besides his stupidity) is that this all happened in New York.  The gun laws are a lot more strict in New York City than almost anywhere else in the country.  If you really think about it, Plaxico is a victim of geography

Plaxico’s former team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, were invited to shoot guns with the state police.  Photos surfaced of current and former Steelers players firing guns and posing with them.  The state police has said that no laws were broken and everyone was safe.  Yet there have been allegations that the weapons were from the evidence room and the ammunition was from the state police barracks.  No formal charges have been filed.

In Florida, this offseason, NFL wide receiver Donte Stallworth killed a pedestrian while driving under the influence of alcohol and marijuana.  He pled guilty to vehicular manslaughter was sentanced to 30 days in prison, and served 24 before being released.  The NFL has suspended Stallworth for the entire season, even though the judge is allowing him to work out while on house arrest.  I think the NFL realizes that judge may not be the wisest person to hear a case.

 

 

Plaxico agrees to prison

Former NY Giants wide receiver, Plaxico Burress entered a guilty plea yesterday, which is expected to come with a two year prison term.  I agree that what the man did was wrong, but two years wrong?  I think not.  The problem with Plaxico, (besides his stupidity) is that this all happened in New York.  The gun laws are a lot more strict in New York City than almost anywhere else in the country.  If you really think about it, Plaxico is a victim of geography

Plaxico’s former team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, were invited to shoot guns with the state police.  Photos surfaced of current and former Steelers players firing guns and posing with them.  The state police has said that no laws were broken and everyone was safe.  Yet there have been allegations that the weapons were from the evidence room and the ammunition was from the state police barracks.  No formal charges have been filed.

In Florida, this offseason, NFL wide receiver Donte Stallworth killed a pedestrian while driving under the influence of alcohol and marijuana.  He pled guilty to vehicular manslaughter was sentanced to 30 days in prison, and served 24 before being released.  The NFL has suspended Stallworth for the entire season, even though the judge is allowing him to work out while on house arrest.  I think the NFL realizes that judge may not be the wisest person to hear a case.

 

 

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