In case we didn’t make it abundantly clear already, the B&T show was the talk of Austin. We had artists stopping by all day to witness the future of Hip-Hop be brilliant on our stage.

Two of those artists were 88-Keys and KiD CuDi. If you peeped our review of The Death of Adam or my endless praise of “Day N’ Nite,” you’d understand why I darted to the middle of the street to get a few words from Yeezy’s buddies. Cudi talks about his non-retirement, how “down to earth” Kanye really is, why he doesn’t do a lot of collaborations and shouts out Even Stevens and High School Musical.

BONUS — Mistah F.A.B. & Curren$y take a minute to talk to the TSS cameras.

“Niggas ain’t gonna go out and buy your album no more. But if they see this, they’ll become a part of your movement. They gon see your live shows, buy your merchandise. They’ll be in tuned with whatever you got going on.. a grind is a terrible thing to waste.“ – Mistah F.A.B.

Posted by Dre on Monday, March 23rd, 2009 at 3:59 am under:
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