by Jonathan P-Wright | Jan 1, 2021 | Latest, Editorial Pick, New Music Alert, Trending |
I’m standing on the balcony of my Le Sable Presidential suite at Fontainebleau, overlooking breath taking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Observing and meditating over mother-nature beauty is God’s grace. It’s five days before 2021, and 2020 has left me exhausted, scared, inspired, and fearless. My 1600 square foot suite is filled with exotic women, business associates, two bodyguards, Wingstop, Deleon Tequila, Caribbean incense, and music inspired by Hood Celebrityy.
The journey of Hood Celebrityy reflects a true American success story. Immigrants and black people-built America, and their fingerprints are visible in every aspect of business and humanity. Hood Celebritty’s bloodline belongs to Jamaica, and at the age of twelve, she migrated to America.
Growing up without a father, experiencing unthinkable trauma, and receiving life lessons from gangster family members created rhinoceros’ skin for Hood Celebrityy. From the moment her family landed in New York, she understood only the strong survive and dreams would not be denied.
Hood Celebritty never believed in preparing a ‘Plan B’ in life. She was blessed with God-given leadership skills and possesses a distinctive vision that creates unparallel music from birth. Sipping on Deleon Leona Anejo Tequila and listening to ‘So Pretty’ by Hood Celebrityy blare from my dual F-Speaker by Figgers Wireless.
Her ability to transform uncensored words into intimate lyrics of sexuality and feminism. I close my eyes and allow ‘So Pretty’s’ lyrics to penetrate my mind and grasp my heart in full submission. ‘So Pretty’ elevates and illuminates the power, elegance, and sheer allure of women.
Hood Celebrityy’s musical gift is undeniable, and her physical features reflect her rich Jamaican heritage. I look over my shoulder, and I smile as 50 people are dancing and living their best life in South Beach. Hood Celebrityy’s meteoric rise to success from immigrant beginnings empowers thriving women worldwide. She’s come a long way from catching the Metro to catching first-class flights.
by Jonathan P-Wright | Dec 1, 2020 | Latest, Editorial Pick, New Music Alert |
Lyrics to ‘Ball Hog’ provided courtesy of GENIUS
Big Head Bandz Soul brotha number one!!!! Rich til I’m gone
To many Haters and no bosses
I take risks they move cautious
Buy cars, houses, land and horses
Facts told my gain came through my losses
Business as usual on a daily
It’s always been f*ck you pay me
Mindset like yeezy’s and Jay-z’s
The world is mine I never had to say please
Steph curry with the step back straight 3’s
I love the green you would think ai played for the C’s
More titles than any team in the league
A young G ball hard never felt fatigue
Blow the smoke in the sky staring at the stars
Honestly I feel like I’m where they are
And I can’t come down I live at the top
We started in the trap with the hanger and the pot
Very few artists’ music ignites the emotions of a listener’s soul. Music will always be America’s #1 mental therapy medicine and heals a person’s deepest wounds. Major Recording Artist Big Head Bandz embodies the 90’s Golden Era of Hip-Hop infused with Millennial energy. His latest track, ‘Ball Hog,‘ illuminates the panoramic hustler mentality fueled by relentless animal ambition.
Big Head Bandz’s music makes you put on a ‘Sean John’ bucket hat, turn up ‘Ball Hog’ ultra-loud, sip on Deleon Tequila, and nod your head and vibe out! It doesn’t matter if you’re playing a high stakes game of spades, attending a family BBQ, or chilling with your team, ‘Ball Hog’ adapts to any environment.
2020 has been a year of turmoil, incalculable human loss, and unprecedented financial loss. Hip-Hop’s Soul Brother #1 delivers another epic message of hope and aspiration with ‘Ball Hog.’ Big Head Bandz is CEO of Got Bandz Entertainment, LLC and Global Millennial Brand Ambassador of RADIOPUSHERS.
by Jonathan P-Wright | Nov 25, 2020 | Latest, Editorial Pick, New Music Alert |
Very few artists in Hip-Hop possess the ability to transform pain into lyrics of poetic inspiration. Hip-Hop was birthed from the struggle and creativity of African Americans in New York.
Hip-Hop storytellers illuminate social injustices, inner-city struggles, economic gaps, and street dreams of aspiring hustlers. Major Recording Artist/Entrepreneur ‘Da Goat’ is a leader of the new school of HipHop and embodies the golden era rap energy.
‘Da Goat’ distributes a high-tempo aggressive flow on ‘Oh No’ and outlines street codes and morals rules. ‘Oh No’ is certified as ‘hustlers theme music’ and blueprint for all young kings seeking greatness.
‘Da Goat’s high-speed rap delivery combined with his charismatic energy evokes a unique audio experience. ‘Da Goat’ understands how to ‘feed’ the streets and maintains supreme ‘Criminal Intelligence.’ ‘Oh No’s viral impact on Hip-Hop can’t be ignored, and momentum will only increase in 2020.
by Jonathan P-Wright | Nov 16, 2020 | Editorial Pick, Latest, New Music Alert, Trending |
Columbia is the capital and second-largest city of the U.S. state of South Carolina, with a population estimate of 131,674 as of 2019. South Carolina has produced movie stars, professional athletes, musicians, and Hip-Hop artists.
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