Kanye Listening Party

So ya boy Proph the Teruo "Life Style Director" started the day off htiing up Cinespace with Mathew Knowles and friends to get an up close and personal view of Beyonce's new album or should I say double album. We sat down in the main club area of Cinespace and Mathew Knowles proceeded to share the vision of what is to be Beyonce's latest release. We went through the two videos and the singles first. I do have to admit the "If I Were A Boy" treatment was super enthralling. The Album had bangers by Rodney Jerkens, Ryan Tedder, The Dream, Tricky and Shawn"The Pen" Garret. All who were in the room with us to listen to Beyonce's latest Gems. I wont spoil the story but she deff has some bangers coming soon.

The last leg of the Journey was a private listening party for Kanye's latest musical contribution. Me an my partner in crime JP roll up to an old-school warehouse building to let the all girl valet known as "Valet Of The Dolls" take the whip and us venture in. We all started off mingling in a large room near the entrance and started the adventure with some Cognac on ice. A few minutes after sipping my "Get Right" juice I noticed J-Hova, Will I Am, Michael Rappaport,Most Deff and Q-Tip slide in right behind me. I slowly realized this event was the only place to be in the world of Hip-Hop music on Tuesday October 15 2008. We all then were guided into a dark room filled with 75 bodies standing perfectly still in the center of the room. Security made sure that we stopped moving after making a perfect square in the center of the building. There was a moment of silence before a giant flash of light revealed that the 75 shapes in the dark were actually completely naked models with only pumps in between them and the cement floor of the warehouse. The music started in like thunder and it was 3 banging tracks into it when I realized what Kanye had done. He had gotten the who's who of music industry in L.A. and captivated them enough to experience the music in a way only Kanye could. This was an Andy Warhal type art and music exhibition that I will never forget. I must say the album seems to be a bit more T-Painish then Kanye to me though. All in all this was an experience and there are few people in the music business today that go to the lengths that Kanye does to be different. Another notch in the belt of my quest to experience creativity and bring Teruo to the forefront of what is "Always Creating".