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Catching up with The Blindbox Podcast feat Greg Mishka
As today is the launch of Kidrobot x Mishka blind box series we thought it would be fitting way to let you guys know that our guys Cat1sh and GM over at The Blindbox Podcast had a great chat with Greg Mishka! very interesting episode that gave us the history of the brand and how some of the designs…
Catching up with The Blindbox Podcast feat Greg Mishka was originally published on The Toy Chronicle
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Catching up on The Blindbox Podcast feat Chris Ryniak and Huck Gee
Its a new week and we are slowly catching up the latest “toy” segments at GM and Catf1sh IAMNY “The Blindbox Podcast“. This week we listened to S2 Ep22 with Huck Gee and S2 Ep19 ft Chris Ryniak. We enjoy The Blindbox Podcast so much it’s made us listen to the non toy segments too and introduced us to tracks like…
Catching up on The Blindbox Podcast feat Chris Ryniak and Huck Gee was originally published on The Toy Chronicle
Catching up with GM and Catf1sh IAMNY The Blindbox Podcast
Catching up on a few toy segments with our guys over at The Blind Box Podcast. The latest “toy” segments we checked out includes, Nathan Jurevicius , Greg Mishka and the return of MrMarsStudios. Nathan Jurevicius one of the most interesting episodes to date which is full of laughs and surprises. This is why we like listening to “The Blind Box Podcast”…
Catching up with GM and Catf1sh IAMNY The Blindbox Podcast was originally published on The Toy Chronicle
Jay-Z was lyrically attacking Nas not because he was a bad rapper, but because he wasn't rapping his actual life. There’s something about being authentic in rap, moreso than any other genre out today. Eminem wouldn't be as big or as revered as he is today without being able to rap about his life in a way that fans find relatable. Jay-Z doesn’t get enough credit for rapping about his life, not when every other popular artist has had to deflect criticism about their upbringing or so-called roles in the streets. Jay-Z has been in the rap game long enough to the point where someone would've exposed him by now if he really wasn't doing what he said he was doing. And I can see that same candid outlook on music in Jay-Z that I see in Ab-Soul.
