The Magic convention was dope as hell! The clothing show had well over 150 vendors, beautiful ladies, tite performances, as well as great after parties.
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'Street wear' scene was off the hook!
Over 125 companies · Over 55 brands · Over 640 product lines Vendors like:
D*Kazi Denim, Dragonfly, Inc., Drunknmunky, Gawtti, Hustler Gear, Inc., Johnny Blaze, K-Swiss, Inc., Karl Kani Womens, Lucky 13, Lugz, Madsoul Clothing Co., Mecca USA, Mixwell USA, Phat farm, Pimpit Empir,e Thug Life, Inc., Triple 5 Soul, and Yak Pak just to name a few.
They had a Red Bull Vertical Ramp Demo and Challenge where dudes like Tony Hawk were gettin wicked on the ramp. Also B-Boy breakdancers were bustin moves in the middle of the convention along with models from every walk of life struttin their stuff. Not to mention there was great food and drinks.

Booya Tribe and B-Real(Cypress Hill)
We checked out Booya Tribe perform live with B-Real from Cypress Hill.
It was a dope performance. They played some crazy shit! from grunge band stuff to some bangin hip hop gansta s**t along with Kurupt, Eastwood, and Spider Loc (from Tha Row Records).

Too Short After Party
Attended Too Short's bash over at Liberace's crib. It was a huge pad laced with murals on the ceilings, waterfall fountains, elevators, and a stage area built like a nightclub/lounge area. Definately a ballers palace.
Too Short performed some of his new album coming out.
Had some fine ladies up in that mug!

We spoke with Andre from Outkast at his clothing line's after party.
The Outkast party was an eccentric laid back scene with great food, stocked bar, beautiful ladies, and a dancefloor over at the Alladin Casino.
We got a chance to talk to Andre and see what he's been up to:
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Suge Knight and Tha Row Records family helped YRB magazine celebrate the third anniversary of its West Coast issue at a special "Da' West Episode" party at The Bluenote nightclub.
Suge Knight with his signature Cigar smoking and rap impresario Doug E. Fresh hosted the event.
We were there to attend and we have to say we were quite impressed with the performances and the party all together. Crooked I, Eastwood, Kurupt, Roscoe, Y.A., Too Short, Gangsta Rid and Danny Boy blew the f**kin hinges off the event. Crooked I brought nothin but heat to the stage with a few songs from his new album: Say Hi to the Bad Guy which is slated for late Sept. /early October release.
Kurupt the Kingpin also spit straight venom from his old DPG days to some new stuff along with his little brother Roscoe and Y.A. They all did a tribute song at the end to Tupac and all the fallen homies . There was no static at all. We were quite impressed with the party. It was nothin but fun... and the ladies fuggedabout it!!