“Gucci, Gucci, Louis, Louis, Fendi, Fendi, Prada – Basic bitches wear that shit so I don’t even bother”

I listened to it about 5 times today and had to stop so I didn’t play it out in my brain. I was looking around trying to find out more about “White Girl Mob” – as far as I can tell there is only 3 of them, one was in jail (V-Nasty) and I believe atleast two of them are sisters(V-Nasty and Kreayshawn… I could be wrong about this)
So, from my vast research Kreayshawn is the brains behind the crew, she is a self taught, multi media artist, who has been making beats since she was 9. Her mother was in a surf rock band and she had a step dad who was a dj and rapper. She first got noteriety though because of her video shooting/editing skills, shooting videos for Bay area rappers/musicians.

V-nasty appears to be a rapper who recently was in prison for 6 months but has since gotten out. I am not really impressed with the ONE track I have heard from her featuring Kreayshawn, plus the video of her freestyling is dumb.

Who is the other girl in the kreayshawn video?
DJ L1L D3BB13 (read Dj Lil Debbie, gramps) is the third member, who claims to be a dj and “FAKE ASS RAPPER” according to her twitter profile. She is the chick in the “Gucci, Gucci” video that looks like Kreayshawn with glasses on. She is hot, but other than that, doesn’t seem to do much.

Kreayshawn’s song debuted on the Fader’s website and has been blowing up the interwebs ever since. Apparently she is down with Lil B, Souljah Boy, and Odd Future and also likes to make pixel art.
Keep an eye out for Kreayshawn so you can seem cooler than you are when she is mentioned on Pitchfork.

This seems to be the coming of a new trend of the tweener generation dressing 90s stupid, being unapologetically dadaist, speaking openly about consuming copious amounts of marijuana and making irreverant music, which in most cases really isn’t very good. I will see you in a year when this shit is played out. Hopefully Kreayshawn will survive through the hype because she is actually talented.

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People say there isn’t any new good music out there, I think you are not trying hard enough to find it. Jolly J told me about this band playing the Stone Pony last night, so I checked out some videos on Youtube and decided that they were worth seeing. On a side note, whenever trying to decide to see a band live, watch videos of them performing live, do not watch their “MTV ready” video, that is not a true representation of the experience. Anyhoo, the band was awesome live, the sound was superb and the stage presence was undeniable. I highly recommend seeing this band if you get the chance. They are playing Bonaroo, if you are into that sort of thing.
(this video is mad shakey, listen, try not to watch or you may get sick)
(also, this video is mad shakey, listen, try not to watch or you may get sick)

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Kevin Saunderson is a house music monster. He is a house/techno legend and here is an interview courtesy of Scion AV (becareful going to that site, shit starts playing music right away, why do people do that…?)
Scion AV has a great Vimeo channel.

Scion A/V Presents: Kevin Saunderson Interview from Scion A/V on Vimeo.

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Here is a video of A-trak playing Mezzanine in San Francisco on May 16, 2011. Cutting up some Ludacris into Daft Punk’s Robot Rock.

here is another video of Atrak at Mezzanine:

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