New Xplosive ???
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We had a couple of problems putting this new issue together. They are all worked out. Unfortunately a lot of the interviews we had planned did not get placed in this issue. The Richmond City 2 City is only 1/3 of what it was supposed to be. I will be conducting the rest of the interviews in the coming weeks. Loose Cannons, Lil Rebel, you got in. We had problems in our Graphic Department. When this happened, we didn't have any of C4 and Knocademus's interviews until it was too late. In the new layout process, some of the interviews didn't get put in due to space issues. DJ Pimp, I apoligize, Versatyle's interview didn't make it in, along with the X-Raided, Ice Mone(Milwaukee), U.D.I., Charlie Manhatten, and others will be in this next issue in November. I hate to break bad news, but it happens, it's beyond my control, keep in contact with me so I can make the right moves for this next issue. Thank you everyone who had anything to do with this issue arriving in Pittsburg on Wednesday next week. I'll give more info later............
Peace and Respect,
Cesar
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Peace and Respect,
Cesar
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Kontac, all the interviews that were conducted are not in this issue. I am redoing the interviews in the next coming weeks. STN's interview will be in as it was(next issue/November)-R.I.P. I'm sorry this happened. We received their interviews too late. So I am making sure we get everyone they got previously. Thanks for the understanding. Congrats on all your moves Kontac, I will need your phone # so we can set up the interviews once again. Again, sorry for the disappointment, we still have a Richmond City 2 City, it contains the interviews I did, it's only 1/3 of what it was supposed to be. So shoot me your # and we can knock them out once again.
Cesar
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(925) 594-0251
Cesar
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This is some straight bullshit! I was gonna try to keep this respectful, but since cesar wants to go and put people on blast on the internet, here we go.
All of the people that I interviewed from Richmond, (Brohydes, Kontac, Cali G, Nasty Nate, Laroo, Meilani, Shady 8 of C.I.N., DJ Gary, Harm, Grinn, The Frontline, L.J., DJ Xtra Large, V. Jones, and DJ Juice) fuck what this cat is saying, I got those stories written, even though I wasn't fuckin with this magazine, I finished up all of the interviews that I conducted, I handled my business and held up my end of the deal, not cuz I give a fuck about xplosive, but because I do good business and didn't want to see anybody miss out on this opportunity. So even though I quit this fuckin magazine a lil while back, I went ahead and finished my stuff all up and got it to cesar, and he acted like it was all good. They smile in your face and then.... you know the rest. He came and got the CD from me with all the stories, and pictures etc.... on it and acted like there were no problems, when if that was two days before the magazine went out to press, you would already know the shit wasn't gonna make it, so that's some bitch ass shit to just take the stuff and act like it was all good. and to say you didn't get ANYTHING that we did, BULLSHIT, Knocademus had already turned in all but two of his Richmond stories before any of this bullshit happened, before I quit or any of the problems started. and it's true cuz how the fuck would you know you had the STN interview already if you hadn't even looked at the stuff that I gave you supposedly two days before the shit was done. We both had hella shit turned in previously. I gave you two discs full of shit, and you didn't get ANYTHING? BULLSHIT!
Also to all the people in L.A. who I did stories on that were in this batch that apparently didn't get run, (Crooked I, Thug Life, Caz, Kay-9ine, Down, Kavio, etc....) I apologize cuz these cats are acting funny.
It don't matter what the fuck happened, an internet message board aint no place you need to go airing shit out, just tell people there were delays, no fuckin need to try to blast me and knocademus and say that you had to switch designers and that we don't work for the magazine, that we were late and all that. I could give a fuck about that magazine now, but don't try and make us look like we do bad business like we just jumped ship.
Hope yall like what's in store for this magazine in the future, watch it sink!
I will post every muthafucking story that supposedly got turned in late right here on this board, so if you the readers wanna see these interviews, let me know and I'll put them up.
All of the people that I interviewed from Richmond, (Brohydes, Kontac, Cali G, Nasty Nate, Laroo, Meilani, Shady 8 of C.I.N., DJ Gary, Harm, Grinn, The Frontline, L.J., DJ Xtra Large, V. Jones, and DJ Juice) fuck what this cat is saying, I got those stories written, even though I wasn't fuckin with this magazine, I finished up all of the interviews that I conducted, I handled my business and held up my end of the deal, not cuz I give a fuck about xplosive, but because I do good business and didn't want to see anybody miss out on this opportunity. So even though I quit this fuckin magazine a lil while back, I went ahead and finished my stuff all up and got it to cesar, and he acted like it was all good. They smile in your face and then.... you know the rest. He came and got the CD from me with all the stories, and pictures etc.... on it and acted like there were no problems, when if that was two days before the magazine went out to press, you would already know the shit wasn't gonna make it, so that's some bitch ass shit to just take the stuff and act like it was all good. and to say you didn't get ANYTHING that we did, BULLSHIT, Knocademus had already turned in all but two of his Richmond stories before any of this bullshit happened, before I quit or any of the problems started. and it's true cuz how the fuck would you know you had the STN interview already if you hadn't even looked at the stuff that I gave you supposedly two days before the shit was done. We both had hella shit turned in previously. I gave you two discs full of shit, and you didn't get ANYTHING? BULLSHIT!
Also to all the people in L.A. who I did stories on that were in this batch that apparently didn't get run, (Crooked I, Thug Life, Caz, Kay-9ine, Down, Kavio, etc....) I apologize cuz these cats are acting funny.
It don't matter what the fuck happened, an internet message board aint no place you need to go airing shit out, just tell people there were delays, no fuckin need to try to blast me and knocademus and say that you had to switch designers and that we don't work for the magazine, that we were late and all that. I could give a fuck about that magazine now, but don't try and make us look like we do bad business like we just jumped ship.
Hope yall like what's in store for this magazine in the future, watch it sink!
I will post every muthafucking story that supposedly got turned in late right here on this board, so if you the readers wanna see these interviews, let me know and I'll put them up.
Here's just a preview of what did NOT make it in, should this have been left out????
S.T.N. aka Slick Tha Nigga (R.I.P.)
By: Knocademus
When you ask all the rappers in Richmond, “who are the OG’s or the legends of the city in the rap game,” you hear the names like Black Swan, Mafiosos, C.I.N., and even Dap Daniels, but Slick Tha Nigga is always one of the first 2 names mentioned when asked this question. Slick started rapping at the age of 10 years old and has had numerous albums out such as “Game Stress,” “Tha Madd Gatta,” “Made Men” and the underground classic “Gutta Music.” Slick has also appeared on many compilations and been featured on projects with the likes of Erase E, Magic Mike, Young Pone, Flii Stylz, Dubee, B-Legit and Levitti to name a few. His presence can be seen on the wall of fame in Poorman Studio in Richmond where he recorded most if not all his albums. He had more than a few of his covers on that wall. When I sat down to talk with Slick he had just returned from Germany, where he had just performed and was finishing work on his new solo project titled “Extra Hyphy Dude” and a group project with fellow Richmond rapper named Truth titled “Truly Slick.”
“With this ‘Extra Hyphy Dude’ project I’m doing everything. I’m a rapper, I’m executive producer, I’m co-producing beats, I’m releasing it on my own label Experience Entertainment, and I’m just being me 100 percent Extra Hyphy Dude. You can go through the whole album and it’s just basically telling you about my life and how I live. It’s just basically everything I do. I’m not no killer but I do get pissed off so I have rider music, I fuck wit bitches so I got music for the women, I like to party so I got music for the club. It’s just a well rounded, all around album from beginning to end. Really I can’t say end cause I ain’t done yet”, says Slick. The album only contains two features and those are Erase E and Slick’s other group the Madd Men. “I just basically kept it to self; I was real focused and knew what I wanted the album to say. It took me like a week and a half to complete the album, so now I’m just ready to push this shit”, Slick stated. Slick and Truth also have a straight to DVD movie called “Asylum 2417” that they are working on, which is set for release in August or September.
The morning after interviewing S.T.N., I was awoken by a phone call from Erase E. He gave me the unfortunate news that later in the evening on Sunday, after I had completed interviewing S.T.N., he was shot to death. The current state in the Bay Area is one of which has been getting a lot of attention because of the alarming rate of violent deaths in the Richmond, Oakland, and San Francisco areas. In Richmond it has become so bad that the citizen and the city government have been fighting over declaring a State of Emergency and bringing in outside help to regain control. We need to check ourselves, stop the killing, and come together as a community, so our future: The Kids can have their chance to achieve. Slick leaves behind a son to whom he was a single parent. May Slick Tha Nigga Rest In Peace and his memory and the legacy of his music live forever. Please Stop The Violence.
S.T.N. aka Slick Tha Nigga (R.I.P.)
By: Knocademus
When you ask all the rappers in Richmond, “who are the OG’s or the legends of the city in the rap game,” you hear the names like Black Swan, Mafiosos, C.I.N., and even Dap Daniels, but Slick Tha Nigga is always one of the first 2 names mentioned when asked this question. Slick started rapping at the age of 10 years old and has had numerous albums out such as “Game Stress,” “Tha Madd Gatta,” “Made Men” and the underground classic “Gutta Music.” Slick has also appeared on many compilations and been featured on projects with the likes of Erase E, Magic Mike, Young Pone, Flii Stylz, Dubee, B-Legit and Levitti to name a few. His presence can be seen on the wall of fame in Poorman Studio in Richmond where he recorded most if not all his albums. He had more than a few of his covers on that wall. When I sat down to talk with Slick he had just returned from Germany, where he had just performed and was finishing work on his new solo project titled “Extra Hyphy Dude” and a group project with fellow Richmond rapper named Truth titled “Truly Slick.”
“With this ‘Extra Hyphy Dude’ project I’m doing everything. I’m a rapper, I’m executive producer, I’m co-producing beats, I’m releasing it on my own label Experience Entertainment, and I’m just being me 100 percent Extra Hyphy Dude. You can go through the whole album and it’s just basically telling you about my life and how I live. It’s just basically everything I do. I’m not no killer but I do get pissed off so I have rider music, I fuck wit bitches so I got music for the women, I like to party so I got music for the club. It’s just a well rounded, all around album from beginning to end. Really I can’t say end cause I ain’t done yet”, says Slick. The album only contains two features and those are Erase E and Slick’s other group the Madd Men. “I just basically kept it to self; I was real focused and knew what I wanted the album to say. It took me like a week and a half to complete the album, so now I’m just ready to push this shit”, Slick stated. Slick and Truth also have a straight to DVD movie called “Asylum 2417” that they are working on, which is set for release in August or September.
The morning after interviewing S.T.N., I was awoken by a phone call from Erase E. He gave me the unfortunate news that later in the evening on Sunday, after I had completed interviewing S.T.N., he was shot to death. The current state in the Bay Area is one of which has been getting a lot of attention because of the alarming rate of violent deaths in the Richmond, Oakland, and San Francisco areas. In Richmond it has become so bad that the citizen and the city government have been fighting over declaring a State of Emergency and bringing in outside help to regain control. We need to check ourselves, stop the killing, and come together as a community, so our future: The Kids can have their chance to achieve. Slick leaves behind a son to whom he was a single parent. May Slick Tha Nigga Rest In Peace and his memory and the legacy of his music live forever. Please Stop The Violence.
Damn I guess I'm not from Richmond it seems we (Richmond) always get the short end of the stick, every city to city I have ever seen was big but when its Richmonds turn what 5 rappers damn no Erase E,NastyNate,Laroo,Kontac,CaliG(originalTRU) hella mad because I was the one who set up 75% of the interviews made sure cats was in a safe space to conduct interviews with out worrying about getting shot,and not to have EraseE Westcoast BadBoyz 1,CaliG TRU,LarooAWOlRecords,djGary Richmond Gone Wild,shit me This iz Richmond,BeatsBytheBay,KontacEraseE album,$6,000 raised at the concert for schools,billboard chart topper 1994 single with 2 Live Crew,damn had to vent, let me count to 10 ,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 ok why finish it with 15% of the Richmond acts a lot of Richmond cats were looking forward to that issue that's like doing a San Francisco city to city with only Jt,4tay,and rbl
yeah sorry homie, that Richmond had to be the sacrifice since these cats don't wanna run mine and Knocademus' work.
I want you to know, as I have already told you, Erase E, and Cali G specifically, THANK YOU for all of your help and work to get everybody together and a safe place, that was a wonderful day, it was truly nice to see all of those Richmond musicians togther with no problems. That's to you and E, to Cali G, thank you for opening your home to us, and letting us hang there all night and do interviews and showing so much love, I appreciate that.
and by the way, they aint even got Frontline in there unless they did a new interview
Richmond got sacrificed because of some bullshit, and so did a lot of mine and Knocademus' great L.A. feature that we did, a lot of fucked up business going on!
I want you to know, as I have already told you, Erase E, and Cali G specifically, THANK YOU for all of your help and work to get everybody together and a safe place, that was a wonderful day, it was truly nice to see all of those Richmond musicians togther with no problems. That's to you and E, to Cali G, thank you for opening your home to us, and letting us hang there all night and do interviews and showing so much love, I appreciate that.
and by the way, they aint even got Frontline in there unless they did a new interview
Richmond got sacrificed because of some bullshit, and so did a lot of mine and Knocademus' great L.A. feature that we did, a lot of fucked up business going on!
Richmond did not get sacrificed. We will have the remaining interviews either published or I will do them again. It's ultimately not my decision. My goal is to get ALL of Richmonds heavy hitters in PRINT.. Which means your stories C4 and Knocademus. I only let people know we had a change in the new issue. That's my JOB. I won't comment on anything else on here, if you know me, you know the situation. Kontac, we will have everyone we originally had Period!
CESAR aka Mr Ceza
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CESAR aka Mr Ceza
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