The brothaman Mike Song, is one of the most creative, imaginative, and enthusiastic minds I know. Just talking to him and getting his ideas on life, get me excited and gets my mind running through the possibilities of the world. Whenever I witness him ideating, I can see so much that he sets no boundaries to the things that he envisions, and it's something I look up to him for. So I feel as though tutting to Wii music, is about as Mike mothaeffin Song as it gets. One of the things that Mike said to me once that I always keep close in my mind whenever I'm writing or making stuff and I start to get self conscious,

"The talents that I have aren't mine, they were given to me by God, and I'm just the channel to share them with other people."


It's amazing how much easier it is to accomplish things when you realize that usually the purpose of something is larger than yourself. So whenever there's a moment for me of I wonder what people will think, there's now a get over yourself moment of reinforcement that allows me to take myself out of the equation, and focus on the production. P.L.P


I'll just let you watch it. But Yowza...Yowza again!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBJzZts4qZo

Pretty interesting stuff. Paul James, a personal trainer and even underwear model, decided to pack on 90lbs(40kg) in order to better understand his overweight clients and as you will "walk a mile in their shoes". Interesting, because it seems that he completely underestimated the psychological and mental effects of putting all that weight, even having symptoms of depression. ch check it. P.L.P

On the new Fight Night 4 soundtrack Amplive of Zion I Crew remixes Tokyo Police Club's "Baskervilles", and it is by far one of my favorite pre-fight songs for my created boxer, Lightweight Contender Ray "Hound Dog" Ricafort. The remix has Aesop Rock on it and Yak Ballz each droppin verses, and you can check out the process of making the remix w/ Amplive, then you can see the finished project. peep it! P.L.P



I heard it on one of the RTN interviews and I know that this is a widely used saying, but I think it rings true more and more as I'm exposed to more in life, and I feel like I have the complete freedom to pursue any interests of knowledge or curiosity in my life.

"The more I learn in life, The more I realize how little I know"

Especially with the technological age we live in, the resources available to us, and the application of them at our fingertips is incomprehensible. At times I feel overwhelmed with what it is I wanna learn about, and trying to reel it in to just a couple things that I can focus on.

For me, the highest priority out of the bajillion in my head:

-Storytelling (really wanna work on this)
-Mental Retention of what I learn
-Continuation the music consumption and sharing
-Audio recording
-Writing (lyrics, and shorts or bits)
-Boxing (It's been getting addicting!)
-Singing, voice, letting it rip w/out self consciousness.
and prob the one that can be the most impactful on other lives:
-The expansion of the Indie Department here at RTN and how it can become more relevant to more students lives, and how to make a broader more lasting impact.

It's crazy out there, find what's you out there, and go hard for it, put your head down and put in some solid work without focusing on your progress so much as just focusing on putting in work, and when you finally bring your head up, I think you'll be amazed by the scenery you will have just created for yourself. P.L.P

It's called Wapakman, and is supposed to be a action/comedy/sci fi flick a la Kung Fu Hustle a bit. It was supposed to have to have Batista from the WWE and Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger, but I guess due to scheduling conflicts Scherzinger dropped out. I really hope for Manny's sake that this movie is legit or at the very least not a flop. I'm keeping my fingers crossed but the villains just in the trailer already seem a bit sketch, but I'll stay hopeful!

Crazy article from Time. Makes me think that we really will at some point in the future have some sort of struggle over control of the Earth, ok maybe not that severe in our lifetime, but watching these makes me think that it's not out of the realm of possibility.









check out the rest of the article and see the other insane robots the Japanese have come up with!

The article link with the rest of the robotos!