BRONX Goes Hard

SAPER nd SEEZ
SPARE.! Went On An ADVENTURE

R.I.P. BIBY  FSB/AK

ELBE  MSC/LTC/SNB

NOSE nd JONO

PESO FFF/BBB

SMEZS

NOXER

MISS 17 TFT

SEEP

R.I.P JINKS  NVS

NOVA, NAST, ROOSTER

WARE nd PROPS

SEEZ FFF BBB

SAK

OVIE nd ATE

SEEP

OVIE BRT

my fav ;] SENTO TFP

MISS 17

SEEP nd SAPER  BRT

SEEP

NOXER nd MISS17

PANORAMA

CreativeControl & NYC

The brain child of directors Coodie & Chike and media mogul Dame Dash.

A cutting edge online content label based upon the fundamental idea of maintaining creative control over all content and production from programming to advertising.

Providing a new alternative to television with its online viewing platform and engaging content to unite our demographic through our communication and coverage of cutting edge fashion, music, and art.

True to its name, CREATIVE CONTROL maintains a high standard of integrity in its programming, advertising, and campaigns.

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Mac Miller Gets Confronted For Stealing Beats.

"The producers of the "La La La" beat (Up North Productions) approach Mac Miller asking him why credit was never given to them for their production on the song that has raked in over 200,000 YouTube views for Mac Miller. E-mails were sent to Mac Miller's camp about crediting the production group, but were dismissed. The original beat was sent to Darelle Revis from the Jets after he reached out on a comment online about production being submitted to him. How Mac Miller got a hold of it and why credit was never given to Up North is not known. In the end, we just want to establish that Up North was only seeking credit for their music, and not a confrontation as their manager blew everything out of proportion, resulting only in him getting embarrassed in front of everyone." - World Star Hip Hop

Barry McGee x Josh Lazcano Mural in New York City

The fabled wall on the corner of Houston and Bowery has been given new life thanks to artists Barry McGee and Josh Lazcano aka Amaze. In it’s past, the wall has been proprietor to work by Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos, and Keith Haring. Now the wall has been completely covered by the tags of the most revered graffiti writers from generations prior up to today. McGee and Lazcano undertook the project to cover the wall with the signature tags of their colleagues and finished the wall of with their own two sigs. The wall is now on display on the corner of East Houston & Bowery in NYC.