POCHO BOY MEETS WORLD
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Books: Piñata Theory; This Isn't a Frank Ocean Cover Album / prev @KQED / words @gqmagazine @npr @guardian @slamonline / professor sometimes, Maceo’s dad
Kobe Bryant mural in San Francisco’s Chinatown for Year of the Snake with a sneaker pop up around the corner
Here's an opinion that will be unpopular: the clipse album is okay. It's not great. It's not bad. It's got some bangers and its got some meh joints as well. I hate to say it, cause I love his beats, but Pharrell was the weakest link. The singles were the best song imo.
told alphonse hulk hogan died n the first thing he said is "they bout to have a field day"
OutKast's "Aquemini" album cover illustrated by Greg Hawkins, 1998.
My deep dive into the evolving, berbere spiced history of East African food in the Bay Area, from 1985 til now kqed.org/arts/13978846/…
Still can't believe this Most Wanted PS2 console existed
700 after the founding of Mexico City, a collective of artists has taken over the niches designated for Catholic effigies to place effigies of ancient pre-Hispanic gods, in what they call cultural justice. #Aztec #Mexico
Ngl this is my favorite shirt that I saw at the store for the all star village
i keep looking at the hockey jersey I made and I need a bball team to contact me so I can make another one asap
Too many example images to pull from Mexican KOF fandom
when something asian becomes popular enough it becomes mexican
Spent years talking to folks in East Contra Costa about Woodie, one of the most influential rappers for me growing up as a Mexican American in the Bay Area. His legacy is murky, tragic, inspiring and mostly underappreciated. Here’s the story for @KQED kqed.org/arts/13978683/…
2019 was exactly 2019 days ago only time in history this will happen
“These Pharrell instrumentals on LGSEO don’t have that nerdy imagination. Instead you get a lot of stuffy stadium bass with an HR-approved bounce that sounds like it was recorded in Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton office in Paris—probably because it was.” 🎯
Reviewed Clipse’s Let God Sort Em Out, the reunion of Pusha, Malice, and Pharrell. Is good enough good enough? Is it actually “culturally inappropriate”? pitchfork.com/reviews/albums…