This is crazy! And I know that everyone is blowing up all the blogs with this news. Since its such a monumental day I will too. Its such a surreal feeling knowing that 10 years ago I was in my high school gym class when I found out about 911. Its even crazier knowing that I lived in such a historic era and last night cemented that. I just want to thank all the men and women who risked their lives to serve our country and I hope that those families that lost someone during this 10 year struggle have some type of closure. And big shout out to President Obama for getting the job done like he said he would!
Despite all the jubilation, this has me wondering what if we killed the wrong man? What if he was just a pawn used by Al Queda and there is a true mastermind behind it all? What if all along Osama had very little to do with 911? These are just questions that go through my head...
All I can say is WOW! Never will I forget this moment in history.
Monday, May 2, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
ONE DAY WITHOUT SHOES EVENT GOES DOWN THIS TUESDAY APRIL 12!!!!
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Its going down this tuesday yall!!!
Be there...ill be performing trucker hat vision from chapter none vol. 2... #letsgetit
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
IM SLATED TO PERFORM AT THE FGCU DAY WITHOUT SHOES EVENT TUESDAY APRIL 5
This event is a walk for the under-privileged in Africa and it is really something I am passionate about. I look forward to rocking the crowd...#spacesuitjunkies!
Saturday, March 26, 2011
SPACESUIT JUNKIES COMING SOON!!!!!
Be on the look out for everything SPACESUIT JUNKIES!!! Its coming!!! Heres a lil promo video we made while in Atlanta lol...its go time baby!!!
Thursday, March 24, 2011
ATL here I come
This weekend me and my homie Meem Resh Perio are hittin up the A. Why you ask? Its my B-day weekend and to see this dope dope dope group Royskopp. They actually are having a North American Tour at the moment and we missed them in miami. They got some great music similar to a daft punk. Check it out
http://royksopp.com/blog/news
http://royksopp.com/blog/news
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Pole dancing for Jesus?!
So im gettin a hair cut today and I hear this phrase on the news "Pole Dancing For Jesus". Wait! What?! Theres so many different things going through my head right now. I really dont know how to feel about this one. Doesnt it sound like such an oxymoron lol... WOW!!! any ways I found the video from the lady that started this whole thing up!! What yall think about this.
Damn Breezy!?
Damn Breezy! Apparently he went off after an interview on Good Morning America. Pub Stunt? Maybe. But I doubt it, his album did drop yesterday tho...Here his new video Beautiful People and an article.
Post-'Good Morning America' blow-up, Chris Brown debuts video for 'Beautiful People': Watch here
by Tanner Stransky
Categories: Buzzworthy, Chris Brown, Current Listening, Legal Troubles, Music, Music Videos, Rihanna, Television
It’s been a busy day for Chris Brown: The R&B/pop star began the day by doing an interview with Robin Roberts on ABC’s Good Morning America, where he awkwardly tried to avoid questions about his past indiscretions with fellow musical talent Rihanna. Then, according to reports, a furious Brown broke a window in his dressing room at GMA and stormed out of the studio into the streets of New York City — all while shirtless. And as the latest beat in Brown’s busy day, he’s debuted a video for “Beautiful People,” the third single from his latest album, F.A.M.E.
The video for “Beautiful People” is certainly a departure from Brown’s trademark more glossy videos, like the dance-infused one for his recent hit “Yeah 3x.” The clip seems to celebrate all sorts of people in a way that seems to scream: “Everyone is beautiful!” A nice concept. It’s shot very casually, almost Flip Camera- or home video-style in certain parts, and features cameos from the likes of Omarion, Brandy, Timbaland, and lots more. Maybe Brown wouldn’t have freaked out so much on GMA this morning if Roberts had just asked him about this video instead of Rihanna?
Source: http://music-mix.ew.com/2011/03/22/chris-brown-beautiful-people-vide/#more-28303
Post-'Good Morning America' blow-up, Chris Brown debuts video for 'Beautiful People': Watch here
by Tanner Stransky
Categories: Buzzworthy, Chris Brown, Current Listening, Legal Troubles, Music, Music Videos, Rihanna, Television
It’s been a busy day for Chris Brown: The R&B/pop star began the day by doing an interview with Robin Roberts on ABC’s Good Morning America, where he awkwardly tried to avoid questions about his past indiscretions with fellow musical talent Rihanna. Then, according to reports, a furious Brown broke a window in his dressing room at GMA and stormed out of the studio into the streets of New York City — all while shirtless. And as the latest beat in Brown’s busy day, he’s debuted a video for “Beautiful People,” the third single from his latest album, F.A.M.E.
The video for “Beautiful People” is certainly a departure from Brown’s trademark more glossy videos, like the dance-infused one for his recent hit “Yeah 3x.” The clip seems to celebrate all sorts of people in a way that seems to scream: “Everyone is beautiful!” A nice concept. It’s shot very casually, almost Flip Camera- or home video-style in certain parts, and features cameos from the likes of Omarion, Brandy, Timbaland, and lots more. Maybe Brown wouldn’t have freaked out so much on GMA this morning if Roberts had just asked him about this video instead of Rihanna?
Source: http://music-mix.ew.com/2011/03/22/chris-brown-beautiful-people-vide/#more-28303
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Damn At&T bought out T Mobile!!
At the end of the day im glad im rockin with AT&T. Heres the story.
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AT&T's plan to take over T-Mobile has set the stage for Washington's high-tech policy battle of 2011.
But that's not all that's at stake. This proposed deal paints a dark scenario for the future of all communications -- a future that looks increasingly like a bygone era of monopoly control.
If AT&T succeeds it will form a communications colossus to rival Ma Bell. Two companies, AT&T and Verizon, would control close to 80 percent of the mobile marketplace in America -- a percentage that could exceed 90 percent, if, as many anticipate, Verizon buys Sprint.
For the hundreds of millions of American people who rely on handheld phones and wireless Internet devices this equation spells disaster.
Ma Bell Muscle
As more and more people are turning to handheld devices to go online they face fewer options in a marketplace dominated by massive, vertically and horizontally integrated companies. The net result for consumers is higher prices for fewer choices. Competitors trying to innovate in this space with open networks and devices will face formidable obstacles to entry put in place by a duopoly that sees openness as anathema to profits.
AT&T is poised to exert its full political might to get this merger done, and the communications giant is accustomed to getting its way in Washington.
Its lobbyists have their own hall pass at the FCC, where they've visited more than any other corporation. It has spent more on congressional campaigns than any other corporation in documented history. And AT&T even has the ear of the president -- in the person of telecom-lobbyist-cum-White-House-Chief-of-Staff William Daley.
Merger Myths
AT&T's PR machine is spinning like crazy to convince Americans that they've got our best interests at heart... and that their friends at the Department of Justice and FCC should rubber-stamp this merger.
AT&T executives and flacks now say the "synergies" of the deal will lower prices and improve "quality of service for customers," and that it will "expand America's workforce" providing thousands of new jobs for our economy.
But when was the last time a merger actually created jobs for Americans and not more pink slips? This merger is no different. It puts the jobs of nearly 40,000 U.S. T-Mobile employees at risk. Many of the jobs at retail stores and call centers will be eliminated, and there will be more jobs lost as the cost-cutting effects of this merger ripple through the broader economy.
They say the T-Mobile takeover "strengthens and expands U.S. mobile broadband infrastructure," and that it helps us "achieve policymaker goals of deploying broadband to 95 percent of the country, including smaller, rural communities."
But according to recent Commerce Department data, wireless services are already available to 95 percent of Americans. If this merger goes through, industry analysts speculate that AT&T will decommission as many as 40,000 wireless towers, reducing the quality of coverage for hundreds of thousands of Americans.
They say the merger "enables the next era of American innovation and continued growth of U.S. high tech industry."
But the merger would allow AT&T to exert even greater gatekeeper control over what happens on the wireless Web. In the past, the company has been suspected of blocking competing services -- like Skype, Google Voice and Slingbox. AT&T's expanded control over the handset market would stifle innovation in devices. Look no further than AT&T's own record of "crippling" handheld phones - like the Motorola Backflip -- that can do more than what the company wants.
They say the overall average price-per-minute for wireless services has declined 50 percent since 1999, "during a period which saw five major wireless mergers."
But that figure is highly misleading. While the cost to consumers for voice services has dropped, the sum total of charges on mobile phone bills has steadily increased, according to J.D. Power and Associates. Added costs include spiraling rates for texting and data services as well as hidden handset subsidies. With less competition among carriers, we can expect AT&T to charge you even more.
(Those who will feel this worst are the 34 million T-Mobile customers who pay on average 20 percent less for mobile service than AT&T customers. Even should AT&T agree to honor existing T-Mobile contracts for their remaining length, these customers will surely see higher prices when those contracts expire.)
There is nothing about having less competition that will benefit the new generation of smart phone users. Before rushing to sign off on yet another mega-merger, the FCC and the Justice Department should confront the very real problems of runaway consolidation in the wireless market.
The Obama administration, which is keenly aware of this deal, has yet to say no to a massive corporate merger ... despite a June 2008 pledge by then-candidate Obama to act "against the excessive concentration of [media] power in the hands of any one corporation, interest or small group."
But the negatives of AT&T's takeover of T-Mobile are too large for even this president to ignore.
As more people learn about -- and speak up against -- this raw deal, politics as usual may take a back seat to the public interest. At last.
Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/timothy-karr/att-tmobile-_b_838910.html
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AT&T's plan to take over T-Mobile has set the stage for Washington's high-tech policy battle of 2011.
But that's not all that's at stake. This proposed deal paints a dark scenario for the future of all communications -- a future that looks increasingly like a bygone era of monopoly control.
If AT&T succeeds it will form a communications colossus to rival Ma Bell. Two companies, AT&T and Verizon, would control close to 80 percent of the mobile marketplace in America -- a percentage that could exceed 90 percent, if, as many anticipate, Verizon buys Sprint.
For the hundreds of millions of American people who rely on handheld phones and wireless Internet devices this equation spells disaster.
Ma Bell Muscle
As more and more people are turning to handheld devices to go online they face fewer options in a marketplace dominated by massive, vertically and horizontally integrated companies. The net result for consumers is higher prices for fewer choices. Competitors trying to innovate in this space with open networks and devices will face formidable obstacles to entry put in place by a duopoly that sees openness as anathema to profits.
AT&T is poised to exert its full political might to get this merger done, and the communications giant is accustomed to getting its way in Washington.
Its lobbyists have their own hall pass at the FCC, where they've visited more than any other corporation. It has spent more on congressional campaigns than any other corporation in documented history. And AT&T even has the ear of the president -- in the person of telecom-lobbyist-cum-White-House-Chief-of-Staff William Daley.
Merger Myths
AT&T's PR machine is spinning like crazy to convince Americans that they've got our best interests at heart... and that their friends at the Department of Justice and FCC should rubber-stamp this merger.
AT&T executives and flacks now say the "synergies" of the deal will lower prices and improve "quality of service for customers," and that it will "expand America's workforce" providing thousands of new jobs for our economy.
But when was the last time a merger actually created jobs for Americans and not more pink slips? This merger is no different. It puts the jobs of nearly 40,000 U.S. T-Mobile employees at risk. Many of the jobs at retail stores and call centers will be eliminated, and there will be more jobs lost as the cost-cutting effects of this merger ripple through the broader economy.
They say the T-Mobile takeover "strengthens and expands U.S. mobile broadband infrastructure," and that it helps us "achieve policymaker goals of deploying broadband to 95 percent of the country, including smaller, rural communities."
But according to recent Commerce Department data, wireless services are already available to 95 percent of Americans. If this merger goes through, industry analysts speculate that AT&T will decommission as many as 40,000 wireless towers, reducing the quality of coverage for hundreds of thousands of Americans.
They say the merger "enables the next era of American innovation and continued growth of U.S. high tech industry."
But the merger would allow AT&T to exert even greater gatekeeper control over what happens on the wireless Web. In the past, the company has been suspected of blocking competing services -- like Skype, Google Voice and Slingbox. AT&T's expanded control over the handset market would stifle innovation in devices. Look no further than AT&T's own record of "crippling" handheld phones - like the Motorola Backflip -- that can do more than what the company wants.
They say the overall average price-per-minute for wireless services has declined 50 percent since 1999, "during a period which saw five major wireless mergers."
But that figure is highly misleading. While the cost to consumers for voice services has dropped, the sum total of charges on mobile phone bills has steadily increased, according to J.D. Power and Associates. Added costs include spiraling rates for texting and data services as well as hidden handset subsidies. With less competition among carriers, we can expect AT&T to charge you even more.
(Those who will feel this worst are the 34 million T-Mobile customers who pay on average 20 percent less for mobile service than AT&T customers. Even should AT&T agree to honor existing T-Mobile contracts for their remaining length, these customers will surely see higher prices when those contracts expire.)
There is nothing about having less competition that will benefit the new generation of smart phone users. Before rushing to sign off on yet another mega-merger, the FCC and the Justice Department should confront the very real problems of runaway consolidation in the wireless market.
The Obama administration, which is keenly aware of this deal, has yet to say no to a massive corporate merger ... despite a June 2008 pledge by then-candidate Obama to act "against the excessive concentration of [media] power in the hands of any one corporation, interest or small group."
But the negatives of AT&T's takeover of T-Mobile are too large for even this president to ignore.
As more people learn about -- and speak up against -- this raw deal, politics as usual may take a back seat to the public interest. At last.
Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/timothy-karr/att-tmobile-_b_838910.html
Friday, March 18, 2011
Check it out!!! Blue & Green (FGCU)
So im sittin down listenin to Black & Yellow and one of my hommies is like "Yo you should do a Blue & Green Joint for the school" So I listened! Check it out!
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Nate Dogg RIP G- Funk Era forever!
As a result of suffering from health issues the past several years, Nate Dogg passed away yesterday. Although the specific cause of death hasn’t been reported, the hip-hop star suffered from strokes in 2007 and 2008.
As for his career highlights? Nate was known for collaborating with Eminem and Dr. Dre. As noted by PopEater, along with Snoop Dogg and Warren G. he was a founding member of the hip hop group 213.
As recent as last week, Warren G. indicated that Nate was receiving treatment. He tweeted, ”For those that dont know awhile back nate had 2 strokes he is in therapy thanks again for your support.”
Snoop also gave a shout out to his friend whose real name was Nathaniel Hale. “We lost a true legend n hip hop n rnb,” he tweeted. “One of my best friends n a brother to me since 1986 when I was a sophomore at poly high where we met.”
Source: okmagazine.com
Dope ass video right here!! Theophilus London- Flying Overseas
Seen this video and was spazin hard...dude aint afraid to be himself and thats always cool in my book. Dude is nice too. I check out some of his other stuff check him out. He has other music video too!!
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Studio Footage. G-Shock Holla at us man!!!
The Space Suit Junkies have been grindin in the studio and actin stupid as hell at the same time...haha! Heres some footage of us finishing up an intergalactic banger!! G-Shock Holla at us man!!!
Monday, March 14, 2011
We R who we R freestyle
Check out the video...just doing some final touches to the Ke$ha- We R Who We R beat. I love her shit btw. I had to rip it real quick. peep it.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Back in Action!
Been a very busy year, but now im here to stay! A website is also in the works as well as a new EP "Spacesuit Junkies" which has been completed and will be dropping soon. Stay tuned for more.
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