Def Poetrys Future..Glow In the Dark Tour

The Glow in the Dark Tour looks like it is going down!! Kanye is known for his performances...I loved when he was on Def Poetry

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I am embarking on a period in which I will be doing a series of short poetry films I'm dubbing "Poetic Cinema". Buy the book and there ill be a series of articles about my projects in the coming months...love you all...stay true and fresh!!
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Lil Tabeezy has done it...now he is starring in his own show...that is quite a feat!!
he can be anything he wants and in his Series Debut, he speaks on the health care system and says it's time for a change...hopefully Barrack obama can not only give an economic stimulus, but also Free Health care!!

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On a Side not...My grandfather said he is taking all of his kids and Great Grandchildren to Washington D.C. if Obama is Elected...So now even though Nancy Reagan is Throwing her weight to Mccain ( We Love anything associated with Ronald Reagan) We need a free trip to D.C.!! Let's go Obama, and We are now "Officially Supporting Barrack Obama" and jumping on the Soooouuuuul Train!!

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The Season Finale of Kids Are Overrated is here

I hope you have enjoyed Season 1 as we are currently prepping Season 2 as we will continue to follow the growth of The Dangerfield Family.
Episode 10 hs become followed by controversy just like Episode 2

Impasse has continued to be a great theme song and the response has been Fantastic


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I also would like to close out by saying I love how 50 Cent is staying relavant in Entertainment...

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Hello people...Today I have included the Video for The Theme To "A Dangerfield Manifesto"

We appreciate the support and Please remember to check out the Season Finale of "Kids Are Overrated" on Friday March 21st, 2008

I have been speaking on how The Viral Marketing has taken off in the music business, but here is some information i have seen.

The path from obscurity has always been a treacherous one for artists, and the internet has only multiplied the competition. But successful bands are frequently adept at finding and energizing their core audiences online, and that means manipulating a growing number of digital outlets and formats.
If a group or song is hot, fans will spread the action organically, and the snowball sometimes builds overnight. But bands are frequently savvy at seeding the excitement, and that almost always involves video content. "Video is key," said David Dorn, a senior vice president at Rhino Records, speaking to a group of students, executives, and reporters at UCLA on Wednesday. "Right now, online, video is what everybody is interested in. And if you are working with a new band, you have to make sure there are enough video assets."
During the session, Dorn also pointed to the importance of other types of content, including images and MP3s. Fans are simply ravenous for fresh content, including video - and that is a demand that must be satisfied. For artists and labels, that means filming the band on the road, offering live clips and interviews, and uploading studio outtakes. "Document it, because that's what the fans want," Dorn assured.
Most motivated artists are already saturated within a number of online and video-specific outlets. But what is the secret to winning the seemingly hopeless attention game on YouTube? "Anyone can get 5-10,000 views," explained Larry Weintraub, chief executive of Fanscape. "But if you want to get into the hundred-thousands or millions, you've got to court some controversy."
That often includes a combination of "sex, killing, drugs, and violence," something few would argue with. Of course, the content involved must be aligned with the image of the group, though edginess and controversy are great viral lubricants. That will cause more fans to embed the videos into their profile pages, share links online, and boost rankings on YouTube.
At some point, the momentum starts to multiply in a highly decentralized way. The executives tossed around a number of tips-and-tricks for sparking that result - including intelligent mega-tagging - though the best viral path starts with core, dedicated fans.

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Changes

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The Business is always rapidly changing. Companies are leaning towards more viral means of promtions. It is harder than ever to break a new artist. We at Dangerfield Artistic Entertainment are looking to further our efforts in promoting "A Dangerfield Manifesto" in fresh new ways.

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It has worked for Keyshia cole, with 2 Platinum Albums to her credit.But it Didnt work for Making The Band 2. But It Did make Didsdy a Bigger Star Than he ever was. It didnt do well for Three Six Mafia Because The music sucked. They couldnt finish a good album.
In the coming weeks we will be exploring what changes the Entertainment Industry faces in breaking new faces.

Diddy 2pac and Biggie?? Bad Boy Dismisses rumors

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Diddy Disses L.A. Times' Tupac Tie-In

By Natalie Finn

Sean "Diddy" Combs is "shocked."

The hip-hop mogul issued a pointed statement Monday denying the details in a web-exclusive Los Angeles Times report tying him, via interviews and FBI records, to the 1994 beating and shooting attack on Tupac Shakur at a New York recording studio.

"The story is a lie. It is beyond ridiculous and completely false," Combs said in response to the article by staff writer Chuck Philips, who reported on "newly discovered information" implicating two former Combs associates—talent manager James Rosemond and promoter James Sabatino—in the assault.

Sources said Combs knew in advance that the men were plotting an ambush on Shakur, who they believed had disrespected the Bad Boy Records founder by showing reluctance to join his label, per the Times article.

According to FBI accounts, Shakur was pistol-whipped and shot four times by his assailants. He also accidentally shot himself in the groin.

The Nov. 30, 1994, attack on Shakur, who said at the time he thought the beat-down had come at the hands of Combs and his pals—has been singled out as the start of the East Coast-West Coast feud that culminated in the 1997 shooting death of Combs compatriot Notorious B.I.G. in Los Angeles.

"Neither [Biggie] nor I had any knowledge of any attack before, during or after it happened," Combs' statement continued. "I am shocked that the Los Angeles Times would be so irresponsible as to publish such a baseless and completely untrue story."

Combs, Sabatino and Rosemond declined to comment for the Times story, but Rosemond's lawyer, Jeffrey Lichtman, pointed out that his client was never charged or questioned in connection with the attack.

In a post-publication statement, however, Rosemond called the report "a libelous piece of garbage."

"In the past 14 years, I have not even been questioned by law enforcement with regard to the assault of Tupac Shakur, let alone brought up on charges," he said. "Chuck Philips, the writer…has reached a new low by employing fourth-hand information from desperate jailhouse informants along with ancient FBI reports to create this fabrication. I simply ask for all rap fans and fans of Tupac to analyze this fiction for what it is."

Shakur was gunned down in Las Vegas on Sept. 13, 1996. His murder, like that of Biggie Smalls', remains unsolved.

Per the Times, Rosemond was convicted of unrelated weapons and drug charges in 1996 and spent three years in prison. He's currently on probation for assaulting a radio deejay in Washington, D.C. Sabatino is currently serving an 11 1/2-year stretch for wire fraud and racketeering after using fake credit cards to fund his Bad Boy entourage's lavish touring lifestyle in 1997.

Three men identified by the FBI as those who actually assaulted Shakur in 1994 are all serving time for other crimes and have not been charged in the Still I Rise rapper's attack.

Meanwhile, Forbes puts Combs' estimated net worth at $23 million and his empire has expanded to include fashion and fragrance lines, an Atlanta restaurant, TV production and other multimedia mogul-type enterprises.

He most recently appeared in an ABC production of A Raisin in the Sun, in which he reprised the role he played on Broadway.

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