Read the full interview on Variety.com! Tyler, the Creator, Dev Hynes (AKA Blood Orange), Syd of The Internet and Lakeith Stanfield were all in attendance for Solange Knowles’ preview of art installation “Bridge-s” at the Getty Center Museum in Los Angeles on Nov. 11. Not even 24…
Read the full interview on LAWeekly.com! You may have seen Na-kel Smith on the big screen as a skateboarder in Mid90s, but way before his role in the Jonah Hill-directed movie the rapper-turned-actor was skateboarding all over the city, turning pro around four years ago. Beyond the surface…
Read the full interview on Revolt.com! Mike G will forever be a vital part of Odd Future. Born Michael Griffin, the star describes himself as a “lyricist, DJ, and Chopstar,” which has everything to do with why he’s a vital member of the group. Joining…
Read the full interview on YoungCalifornia.com! Hobo Johnson has gone from being homeless to being one of rap’s most promising new artists. Hobo Johnson is here to prove you can make it in the music industry through hard work, dedication, and being yourself unapologetically.…
Read the full interview on YoungCalifornia.com! Hobo Johnson is here to prove dreams really do come true, if you do everything in your power to get there. Hailing from Sacramento, the “Peach Scone” artist can hardly be boxed into any one genre, creating his…
Read the full recap on Okayplayer.com! Kanye West and Kid Cudi performed as Kids See Ghosts for the first time at the 2018 Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival. The performance was epic. “Kids see ghosts sometimes, kids see ghosts sometimes.” Going into the seventh annual Camp…
Sunday, October 29 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival (@campfloggnaw) The day has come. Day 2 of Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival at Exposition Park. This is Tyler, The Creator’s genius invention. A carnival and a festival at…