I'm feelin the little "play time" montessori theme that everybody has going on in their videos these days, but what's up with the kids. B.o.B. and Snoop did just fine with the tree/car/building cut outs. This song goes in! I don't want to see kids in this video. Anyway check it out.
The latest video from Young Dro "I Don't Know Y'all" happens to be so hood I was compelled to put an image of a corner store INSTEAD of him...I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. It's kind of a mini movie and the graphics are super dope, but this one isn't bleeped out and there's like 28 + KIDS giggin'....IDK about that. On top of that there's a rusty lady acting like Michael Jackson for split second and a drunk man squirming in the street...hmmmmm.
Look, the reason put Christina Aguilera up is because she recently made a return to music. So many times blogs and such label artists as comeback kids who really aren't; Aguilera for example. She's just hittin yall with another one. But all of this is besides the point. The reason for this very post is partially explained in the title. Uberflux is coming back. Graduating from school is a job in itself and if you're a regular reader you'll know that one of the last posts I put up was Yelawolf's "Ain't goin out like that." And that was B.E.C.A.U.S.E. I wasn't goin out like that! I had to graduate.....so the flux had to wait, but NOW people it's show time. I'm kind of excited because the people over a Global Grind showed love by linking back to the site. I'm glad to see people paying attention; that's ALWAYS appreciated. I'm out here on the hunt (the job one) that is. Until I find one, and still after I'm going to be working to make Uberflux one of the dopest looks for music culture on the net. LEHHGO!!
Here is the latest from Rostrum Records' Mac Miller. The song "Knock Knock" is from the mixtape K.I.D.S. Crazy concept and a nice step up for a mixtape video. It's getting serious out here.
It's no surprise that the newest artist to Rostrum records is pretty darn good (I'm trying not to use dope so much). The first time I heard a record from Mac Miller, I knew he would be on in no time. And here we are. He as well as fellow Rostrum Records label mate Wiz Khalifa reigns from Pittsburgh, PA. Their dot on the map expands.