Resuming where Part 1 left off, Part Two of Skee.TV’s informercial for The Labels Tryin’ To Kill Me and the clip includes a couple of “SkeeTV Jams” added into the mix as well. Also, check out Gibbs’ cover story & article in this week’s LA Weekly, authored by none other than the honorable Weiss.
Let us take this time to give a thanks to Freddie, Lambo, Archie & Skee for allowing us to take close part in watching the rise of a phenomenal new artist. RMF!
The Miseducation Of Freddie Gibbs [LA Weekly]
Download — DJ Skee x TSS Present Freddie Gibbs The Labels Tryin To Kill Me
CATEGORY: MUSIC, MUSIC VIDEO, STRAY SHOTS | TAGS: DJ Skee, Freddie Gibbs, Mixtape, MUSIC VIDEO, SkeeTV, The Labels Tryin To Kill Me
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Thanks to Smoking Section! You guys believed in Freddie before ANYONE! Took a chance on something unknown… The future is bright!
What up Lambo!
Allow me to slip on my shades…over my glasses lol.
I second Lambo’s thanks… Like a muthafucka…
Weiss did a great job. Freddie’s an interesting artist and I cannot wait to pay for an official project. The future is bright indeed…
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dope, picking one up today
count me in on the THANKS to TSS. I even got my 16 year old lil sister bumpin Gibbs
Yeeehawwww!
Gangsta Gibbs, you bastards!
Jeff Weiss wrote one helluva article right there. I hope Gibbs gets his due. He deserves it. Both mixtapes are worthy to be called albums IMHO.
“Freddie became the second rapper in the publication’s 29 year history to grace the cover. The first were NWA in 1989.”
Dope, dope stuff. This is what you call building a buzz one blunt at a time.
It think him and NWA being the only rappers to be on the cover says it all.
LA Weekly embraces that gangsta shit
Gotty gets quoted in the article lol
i see you made it all the way to page 3 huh lol
“Even if Gibbs never becomes a superstar, he can still have that regional success, he can be a voice,” says John Gotty, editor of the influential music Web site The Smoking Section, one of the first to break Gibbs. “You can start on the Net, but you need to tour like the indie rockers, meet the people and build a brand. It’s bigger than mixtapes.”
i was up in that studio when freddie gibbs laid down game that i love track. he killed it