Robin Andre & The Lady Poet

One of my best friends and incredible artist Robin Andre just dropped a new video. I just had to give him props. He is definitely one of my favorite artists ever. We’ve been friends for probably more than 15 years I’ve seen him since the days of the Fugees when he was dancing all around the world and I’ve been lucky to see him grow as an artist and pen and perform some of my favorite joints. (Definitely gotta check out his jam “Friend Zone” if you haven’t yet) Also, mad love to his girl Erica Miriam, aka Lady Poet, lacing this piece, you all got down on this one. Peeps from DPL (Da Poetry Lounge), saw them rip this last time they were in Los Angeles. Miss you guys… Hope to see you soon, I’ll make my way to NYC and maybe we can shoot something while I’m out there.

A Poem called “Debt” for tax time…

Yo, I know I posted this poem before, you can check it in the archives to see the words, but it’s tax time and I had to post me spitting it one time.

Again, I have to thank all those who came out to the Rufio Ink party, it really was a big success. I have to send love to my partners, Arianna and Jason. AJ Raphael for performing, all the artist and my boys at Tankfarm for making it all possible.

Please support and pick up shirt at RufioInk.com, I know it’s only guys sizes at the moment, ladies, I do hear you… You can pick up an x-small though! We’ll be printing the girls tees up soon, as well as other designs.

For all those doing your taxes, I feel you… I really hate this time of the year, I too need to confront a lot of papers and sit face to face with my accountant and get through it.

Good luck! God knows I need it too!

Rufio Ink Invite with Lady Basco

Last invite to the Rufio Ink Launch Party tonight!

If your in the LA area come through!

A Gift Called Phoenix

Every once in awhile a friend ask me to write a poem for them… And every once in awhile I do.

Here’s one I just penned for my man, Coffey. A gift for his girl and their new born, Phoenix.

N*gger Wetb*ck Ch*nk

Last night I saw my brother, Dionysio, in a great play with a controversial title. If your in LA, you need to come see this, its all about 3 friends and race relations in our world today. It’s hilarious, 3 great actors with exceptional timing, but also there are wonderful touching moments that teach us the pain of prejudice. I really loved it. It’ll be in town for a few weeks and is traveling around the country through the year. http://www.facebook.com/pages/NWC/151849608171821?ref=ts&sk=wall