Savannah's Latest Issue by Flyer Promo

Aids Awarness

Special Edition

also inside: Pinky's Corner

Ask Kang

Fashion Cents

P.G.B.

CONTENTSnow

Savannah - 8th Edition | Dec. | 2011

for info and advertising, call: Operations Dept. - 585.230.7652 email ad to: flyerpromonowsav@gmail.com

special thanks to

chrismorrisphotography.com FlyerPromoNow Savannah is now available at all

ask about our FREE AD special!

Available at The Stagg Shoppe in Oglethorpe Mall

20,000

BOOKS + PRINTED MONTHLY

Credits editor-in-chief / Mert / Dadran Rackston Editors / Nicholas Minter

AD PRICES

Operations Manager / Nicholas Minter

monthly

ART DIRECTOR / Jason Torres

FULL PAGE 5.5”x8” $500 1/2 PAGE 2.625”x8” or 5.5”x3.875” $350

Design Assistant / Slick nick

1/4 PAGE 2.625”x3.875” $250 EMAIL YOUR AD TO: Flyerpromonowsav@gmail.com

FPN Photographer / Shirmira Hill

Columns, Businesses & Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

STD Myths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

P.G.B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Aids Awareness Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Royalty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Promo Pics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

The Mirage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Ask Kang! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Top Ten Quotes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Fashion Cents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Krystle Darosa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Hip Hop Done Changed! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Mr. Seen It All . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Does Size Matter? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Trina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Industry Artist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Ludacris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

All Graphics & Printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Bill Bellamy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Pinky's Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Stagg Shoppe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Fast Lane Promo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

savannah

- www.flyerpromonow.com | 3

| www.flyerpromonow.com - savannah

10.

s, I go to Jail???? Ye Did the Queen ent an rm pe a t? The Queen is een did…..And Wha scr t fla t, ou D PE ll was PIM resident and my ce phone calls, ll, cell phone, free wa the on h inc 52 sis. ba me n on a first na me and the warde

The Queen don’t sta y in jail…….I gets gets out…Yall better in and I ask a bitch bout me …… Yall aint got no dirt on me!! You aint caught me with POWDER, LEAN and METH in my PU SSY….Some thangs Black Queens just aint gone do!!!!!! I do the crime, I don’t do the time!!!

ow that can whore we kn ly on e th ssy , Lo J. ing FISH pu back to fuck go for dy y id ss D pu P. make g BOY been screwin he z cu ! !! IN t!! A AG w to ac don’t know ho so long and

t’s time for an other one of Khia’s glorio undisputed us sermons! Kween of Hip The -Hop is fresh in the slamm from anothe er and read r stint y to sing like all the true te a canary, spill a on life behi ing nd bars and Khia takes your favorit shots at Jenn e stars. ifer Lopez, The Throne’s a pregnant Jay-Z and Ka Beyonce, nye West, an Hop skid m d of course, ark Nicki M inaj. So, with Hipare the top out further ad ten best quot o, here es from Khia ’s latest blog entry!

N is E women and ME Yall know the WHIT a CK SU n ca y HUSBANDS cuz the ns is stealing all of our me wo ck Bla us sssssss, cuz mean DIIIIICK……Ye They got a w to do this shit!!!! ho rn lea to g just startin ca y tch up!!!! d now, we gotta pla HEAD start on us an MONEY….. no t 0…. If you aint go Imma just keep it 10 !! We don’t feel like it!!

(the usic Awards The Video M ing ok lo t Gaga came ou is e VMA’s)… Lady sh id sa olta cuz she ese th like John Trav of st re e th Minaj and tired of Nicki this what her style!!!!! Is g in ck bitches jo ??? has come too? entertainment

You fuck niggas ne ed to take notes fro m J.Lo…. We all kno she FUCKS her way w to the top and she loo ooooves herself som dick but when it cam e BLACK e time for her to give birth to them kings an she went back to her d queens own people and ha d her children and wo NEVA had any childr uld have en from P. Diddy! He r mammie and papp have NEVA approved y would it!!! She done TRICK ED Marc Anthony ou money (Get MONE t of his Y Biiiiiiitch).

ith that Will Sm We all know he z cu d d a tight en aint never ha . er iv ce re E a WID always been

… ated it ye…H er you n a K and ll ov “Jay Z zy shits a ter alive r e e W l k a Ca d usban the only re WTT so kic My h s d ’ e e s s H a ” p … ! r s nigga Carter V su ney Bitch!! e Mo and th e…Young ho rocks

oce’ for s to Behooo Congratulation ing her giv d an e Queen’s advic sband hu s as finally taking the king ppet baby loo Bitch…… fraggle rock, mu ey on M t Ge child!!!!!! k their first born baby gone loo to see what the y. pp pa the e We all waiting lik look pe it aint gone like and we ho

Who the HELL is tearria ma ri??

savannah

- www.flyerpromonow.com | 7

If you’d like to be FlyerPromoNOW’s Model of the Month, submit your photos and info at FlyerPromoNOW@Gmail.com

Krystle Darosa

Photo: Claude LaGuerre Jr Orlando | Winter Park 786.361.5128

Know It All

Mister

! p e R s pu m a c a

lyerPromoNOW campus representative program provides college students with the opportunity to collaborate with our marketing team to work with and support FlyerPromoNOW at key events on and off campus. As a campus Rep, students will lead awareness of FlyerPromoNOW initiatives and branded activities by reaching out to campus communities and the local community where your campus is located. Campus reps will also be our eyes and ears, solicit feedback, and keep us informed on the latest trends, movements and needs of the college aged Hip-Hop audience.

Why become a campus rep? • Gain practical, real-world experience and develop relationships in the Hip_Hop industry. • Receive exclusive FlyerPromoNOW merchandise including music, magazines and more. • Earn great rewards.

campus representative’s responsibilities include: Keeping your campus aware of our publication and events. Managing giveaways and distribution of FlyerPromoNOW magazine, event brochures and re-distributing informational emails. Gaining feedback from the college-aged HipHop audience and promoting FlyerPromoNOW brand at special campus events in and around the community. Encouraging participation and answering questions about FlyerPromoNOW from interested students and staff.

Qualifications:

• Enrolled full time or part-time in a college or university. • Full availability during the recruiting semester. • Exhibit outstanding leadership qualities, highly creative, and well organized. • Maintain good standing with FlyerPromoNOW.

to apply: campusrep@flyerpromonow.com

Seen It All Dear Miss Know It All, I have been in a relationship with this woman for about 6month and we have a wonderful sex life (the best I ever had) we tried every position I can think of. After hanging out with her girls, she came home wanting me too give it to her in her a$$. What should I do. -Seeking The Back Door Dear Seeking The Back Door, Personally I think its NASTY! But hey, It ain’t my a$$ and you ain’t my man so what I think don’t really count. It does make me question what she be getting into while she’s out with her “girls” that would make her come home asking for a$$ shots. The truth is dude, she ain’t wife material, so you should fuck the shit out of her asshole then dump her freaky a$$! -Miss Know It All Homeboy don’t do it!! I tried it with Mz. Knowitall once, (i was drunk) and now she walks around wearing a diaper, cause she keeps shitting on herself, oops maybe I wasn’t supposed to say that. But seriously some women believe its a treat to give there man there a$$, I believe if a bitch wants to give me treat, make me some Damn banana pudding. -Mr. Seen It All If you have a question for Miss Know it All or Mr. Seen It All Send Them to

MsKnowItAll@flyerpromonow.com or MrSeenItAll@flyerpromonow.com

savannah

- www.flyerpromonow.com | 9

Trina As a female rapper in a male-dominated genre, what do you think has been the biggest obstacle in your pursuit of success? Sometimes, it’s pretty overwhelming, when you think about being on a show and the line-up has five or six guys and one girl. But with me being the only girl, it made me stronger and kept me focused. So the only obstacle was myself, because I realize that I could do whatever I wanted to do as long as I stayed determined. I just try to maintain and stay in my lane, so that I can continue to put out albums and just continue to be me. Having spent well over a decade in the music game, what old obstacles do you think female rappers have overcome, and what new obstacles have emerged in the contemporary music landscape? When I first started out, every woman had to be a sex symbol kind of thing, and every woman had to be sensual and provocative. I guess it was just a part of the era of music at that time. Now, women are still sexy, but they are more flirty and fun. And I see more women talking about getting girls to be on a whole other level and to be independent and just be a “boss chick.” I think that’s the difference now: you see more women stepping out on their own and making their own money. It’s way different, just a decade later. There’s always going to be obstacles, no matter what happens. I just think every artist, especially

females, have to understand what works best for them. You really have to understand what it is that you can bring out of yourself to constantly recreate and revamp every time the music changes or every time you come out with something different. Because when you evolve, you grow; and because you’ve seen and done so much, you have to put all that into action and show it. Although several accolades have been attached to your name, with the release of your forthcoming project, you will join a rare club of hip-hop emcees to record six studio albums. Even so, on a more personal level, what professional accomplishment do you consider to be your great contribution to hip-hop? I really adore my fans and how much effort they have put in supporting me for so long. From the very beginning, everybody that loved me back then has grown up with me as I grew up. I think that is really important. Because of them, I have been able to stay relevant and stay consistent. I have been able to do this for a decade because people want me to continue doing what I have been doing for this long. Over the years, you have built a brand and empire that extends beyond the music business. As a businesswoman, what professional lessons played a role in your success? Well, coming into the business – as a young artist –

it was all about having fun: music, touring, partying, collaborating with other artists, and just having a great time meeting a lot of different people. But as you continue to do the same thing over and over, the “business” side starts to become more clear, because you start getting offered different things and being placed in certain situations. And there’s a part of you that begins to grow up and say: “Hey, this is more than art, now. You are a brand.” And when that happens, you become more of a businessperson. You become more involved in everything that you’re doing, and you’re not just jumping from a plane when it’s time to do a show or signing the dotted line just because you’re in a meeting. You finally get to a point where you actually know what’s going on around you, because this is the life that you have grown into. You need to be involved. You need to know the business. I don’t let my manager handle everything. You need to know when business is good. You need to know when it’s slow. You need to know the details of your budget. And you need to know all the things that are important about your career. I think that’s what made me put my foot down and have a say-so and feel comfortable saying: “No, I don’t like this!” or “Let’s try this!” When did this finally become clear to you? I started looking at my career as a twenty-four hour job. I call it work. I don’t really look at it as just having fun. Fun comes along with it, but there is a lot of work that has to be done, too. There are a lot of stressful long nights – and early mornings. There are times when you have a lot of fun and travelling – and there are times when you have to be away from family. So every time I do a project, I think of the business aspect. I think of how it’s going to affect me, and how it’s going to benefit me. Everything! [laughing] I think I have always been guided or taught how to be in control of what I am doing. No matter what, I can perform throughout the entire year, with or without an album. So I had to understand that this is not just doing performances. This is my business. This is a career. This is how I live. This is how I eat. This is how I provide for my family. Trina, it’s really inspiring to hear you talk. As a native of North Carolina, I remember that there used to be a day and age when Southern rap was not considered hip-hop. In your mind, when did the South become a key player in the hip-hop game? Absolutely, I totally agree. At first, people really did not take the South that seriously. It wasn’t considered real hip-hop – just fast music, a lot of up-tempo, bootyshaking dance music. Over the years, it has gotten stronger, and there are some Southern artists – Trick [Daddy], T.I., Ludacris, Lil’ Wayne, Rick Ross – that took what they believed in and turned it into a whole hip-hop genre. I’m really honored to be a part of that movement. There are so many different artists from different parts of the South that have different types of music. And now it’s taking over –

and at first it wasn’t even considered! At what point did you officially realize that rapping was something you could do as a career? Oh, this is one of those moments that left me in total shock! I had just recorded “Nann,” my first record with Trick, and he invited me to his album release party. And I was thinking: “Okay, cool. I’m going to go watch him perform, do his single, whatever.” I was just there having a nice time. He was performing and everybody was having a good time dancing and partying. And he played the record, but when it got to my part, he stopped, talked to the crowd and said: “Do you guys want to see Trina come up here and do her show?” [laughing] I literally ran out of the club! [laughing continues] I was thinking: “Oh, you’re crazy. I’m not doing it. No way. Absolutely not. I’m not getting on that stage.” It was a really funny moment, but then he was so serious. I just said: “OK.” When I got on the stage and started performing “Nann,” every girl in the club was singing the verse. I was in awe. From that moment, I really started thinking about it; and when he first started his tour, I actually was able to go on and perform. Tallahassee Homecoming – that was a huge, huge show. They went crazy, and with that performance, it literally jumped inside: “I’m never doing anything else.” And it was one of those things I took seriously. It became really serious, and I put out my first album within the next year. A large number of women look to you for inspiration. As the founder of the Diamond Doll Foundation, what is a crucial message that you want to leave with the young women of this current generation? No matter what happens in life, you have to believe in yourself. Sometimes I find myself thinking that the people I thought believed in me the most believed in me the least. One of the hardest things you have to do is feel like you are walking alone. I just became a very strong person, because I just knew that there was nothing I could not do. So you have to be very focused and fight for whatever it is that you want to do. And give it all your all, 150 percent. The world isn’t perfect: everybody has a past and everybody has a story. But I think that if you are 100 percent genuine with yourself and just do whatever it is that you love, then it’s so easy to make everybody else believe in it, because you believe in it. What makes you gravitate towards “diamonds,” and how do they relate to your persona? I just think a diamond is like a really priceless thing. They’re rare and beautiful. And they’re very sexy and alluring. They also make you fabulous! [laughing] But I just think a diamond is a really priceless thing. And diamonds are a girl’s best friend! [laughing continues] Interview curtsey of http://claytonperry.com/

Bellamy ill

he man who can take credit for coining the phrase “BOOTY CALL” the one and only BILL BELLAMY. For many years, Bellamy was a regular on MTV, being a VJ and the host of several MTV programs. He went on to star in a number of movies, including Fled, Love Jones, The Brother, How to be a Player, Getting Played and Any Given Sunday. He also played Skeeter on the Nickelodeon television show Cousin Skeeter. And a unknown fact that you might not be aware of is that he is the cousin of NBA basketball player “Shaquile O’neal. Bellamy is the current host and executive producer of Bill Bellamy’s “Who Got Jokes? on TV ONE. The show is in its fourth season. He is currently on a touring the Improv’s throughout the nation and selling out everywhere he goes. Don’t miss your chance to see one of the funniest men in the country tickets are going fast, see you there.

savannah

- www.flyerpromonow.com | 15

STD

MYTHS You can catch an STD from getting a tattoo? The answer is yes. You’re mildly susceptible to catching HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatis C since they are the three STD’s that can be contracted through contact with an infected person’s blood. The risk of actually catching an STD after getting a tattoo is very low. You’d have to have the absolute worst luck to happen to get tatted right after an infected person by a tattoo artist who used an unsterilized needle.

You can catch a STD from smoking a blunt with someone?

Yes. You can contract herpes if sharing a blunt with someone infected with the disease. But you can relax a little. The only way to contract it is if the infected person has open sores, cuts or bleeding in their mouth. Unless you plan on doing oral searches on everyone you smoke with it’s best you either not worry about it too much, or just smoke by yourself.

You can catch a STD from getting or giving head? Yes. You run the risk of getting an STD anytime you participate in oral sex. Though the risk is lower than it would be from unprotected anal or vaginal sex, if the person going down has any cuts or open sores in their mouth their blood can enter your body via the lining of the vagina or the tip of the penis. The same goes for the person receiving it. Chances of catching something increase if you’re letting them “skeet skeet” in your mouth.

You can catch STD’S with 2 condoms on? You can catch a STD drinking after others? Yes, but not a STD technically. You can contract oral herpes from sharing drinks with an infected person if they have open sores. It’s the same thing as sharing drinks with someone who has the common cold or hanging around someone with the pink eye. You’re more likely to catch mono though. Either way, just be careful.

Yes. Wearing two condoms during intercourse actually heightens the risk of contracting an STD because the excess friction of wearing two condoms could cause both of them to break, thus exposing skin on skin. So being extra safe isn’t necessarily the best bet

Thank you! For making flyerPromoNow The #1 Sour

rce for Entertainment, Events, & The Hip-Hop Lifestyle

Facebook & Twitter: @KickboardKing

Keep Grindin Kickboard King

Is Facebook Ruining Your Relationship

Facebook fu**in up your relationship that is the question? Well well well where do I start, this is a topic that I guarantee has been plaguing relationships all over the world. Actually I bet someone is getting caught right now messaging someone they not supposed to or either getting slapped over a status lol! Statistics says that FB adds approximately half a million new users daily. So that means that the chances of your partner befriending your secret crush, lover or mistress and you getting caught red handed grows higher and higher every day. They say its six degrees of separation but social networks are making it more like two. For those who don’t know FB is probably the biggest #snitch on the internet. Every single move that you make gets blasted to everyone, depending on your profile settings. FB will tell your man or woman any and everything that you do (from liking a status, to commenting on a photo, or simply conversing too much with the opposite sex).

| www.flyerpromonow.com - savannah

These are all things that can get you the evil eye or cursed out as soon as you walk in the house. Because it’s characters instead of a conversation we can never really tell the persons real emotions (unless the specifically use symbols i.e. !, #, etc.) so often times when your partner reads your timeline or status they get to take it anyway they want to, which often may lead to a keyed car or a black eye. So how do you prevent FB from controlling your relationship? Rule number one, understanding that Fb is a #snitch, so therefore you have to be careful about what can be taken many different ways. Also if you don’t want your other snooping then just simply change your settings and block they ass. But if your dating a secret F.B.I. agent that knows how to crack all your passwords, makes dummy profiles and adds you or either logs into their friends account just to snoop on you, then im sorry to say it you might as well get that ice for that eye now or just move to twitter…KANG!

Fashion ¢ents

Summer Flirty Girl!

Fashion–Cents is a section presented by fashionista Toni Ann Blair of Ladies 1st Models & FPN’s Fashion Now. We understand that times are hard and that sometimes we live from check to check but that doesn’t mean you have to look or feel the part. It’s all about being creative and making a look work for you, so we have created a trendy, eye-catching and affordable, head-to-toe look, because ladies, it’s all about having a little “Fashion-Cents”.

Featured Boutique

CHECK THEM OUT TODAY! OCEAN DRIVE BOUTIQUE 7541 W. Sandlake Rd. Orlando, Fl 32819. Giving different variety in sexy and elegant dresses, designers jeans, and accessories galore is all you will find here, and more. They even have a in-house seamstress, so everything will fit exactly how you want it. Hidden away in the center of Sandlake Row sit one of Orlando’s best kept secrets in the fashion world. You will definitely walk out with something, and you will walk out happy.

Feather Beaded Hoop Earrings BEBE - $34.00

Lucca Couture Studded SundressURBAN OUTFITTERS - $79.00

Metal Crystal Feather Bangle Set BEBE - $44.00

TOTAL PRICE

267.

00 Gaby Wood Cutout Platform Sandal - BEBE - $110.00

savannah

- www.flyerpromonow.com | 21

anyone out there tired of the same issues being spit out of Indie artist’s lips? The lyrics from most male artists centers around drugs, money, violence, and disrespect to black women. These few topics seem fun to talk about because that’s all that many young black men and women know. But I think we can clearly see the negative effects of this “trap” style thinking. And if you don’t know, I’m going to try and explain why the way we live is getting worse and worse and how higher up persons WANT to keep it this way. I mean think about it. Our first leading hip hop artist, Tupac, is dead because he tried to secretly tell us that we are being bamboozled by higher authorities. He was boastful and spoke of unity in the black community. He was a revolutionary who shouted for changes in every black community in this country. And to me Tupac is very similar to Jesus because just like those kings that were in power during Jesus’s time who tempted Judas with riches to kill him, the heads of this country, at minimum, killed Tupac because he wanted to share some important information to his vast fans and followers that totally went against the order. Tupac shouted change in the ghetto and spoke over unions. He wanted government to recognize those in poverty and wondered why our government would not do something about it. He had a large ban of white and black followers and those higher up felt like they HAD to destroy him or there would be another “rebirth” or revolution in our black communities especially since the next white generation at the time had

| www.flyerpromonow.com - savannah

becoming more accepting of blacks during this time. So what did they do. Killed him. With the murder of Tupac and Biggie, began the media’s untrue version of the facts. The media changed it to an East Coast/West Coast “beef.” Which perpetuated their idea of programming the black community to be against each other violently so that we would kill each other, and sell crack to our people, and disrespect our women so bad that most mothers in this country are alone. The black community still sounds like we have chains on our feet since the 1700s. If Tupac were alive after 15 years to come and look at our hip hop culture I think he would be somewhat disturbed. Even those classic artists of that time appear to have stepped back from the scene of music because lyrics on real issues is a thing of the past now. There’s no real passion in it to me anymore. All I see are people that want fame and riches. I feel asTupac spoke of the catastrophes going on in our community... no young leader has taken THAT type of stand since him. See, those in the music industry did not know that Hip Hop would be so successful due to these Tupac and Biggie. Once the heads recognized that, they wanted their hand in the pot of money. Once the heads were able to get the top two artists out the way, they could control the masses again by tellnig artists what they could and could not talk about because the heads know that the promise of money and cars and houses is too much for someone that has never indulged in those experiences. Why else do you think hip hop is contaminated with songs concerning drugs, money, violence, hoes? Because if we hear it enough then it becomes acceptable. If we want something better to come out of hip hop, then let’s talk about something mind blowing and use more complicated lyrics that the average Joe can’t duplicate.

Does Size Matter? These days everything is supersized, cars, jobs, meals, bank accounts and the list goes on. So I don’t blame a dude for wondering if the same rules apply to their “package” when it comes to satisfying their woman. Is bigger always better? This is the age old question that has yet to be answered definitively. I’m going to take a shot at offering up my two cents. Size does matter fellas! No woman wants a man who will struggle to please her, simply because their equipment isn’t “heavy duty” enough to handle the job. I mean size is already half the battle. If your package is big to begin with, then you have less work cut out for you in the end. Little penis dudes just have to work too hard. I can see ya’ll now, panting and sweating trying your hardest to make your “little bit” work and not actually accomplishing a damn thing except a whole lot of frustration for your girl. That’s right, I said frustration! Small dicks piss women off! That why us women have developed a little “test” to see if you package is gonna cut it We don’t want to waste the time getting excited, if there isn’t gonna be a payoff in the end. This is what we do: We brush up against you with our hands or butt, and for your sake, you better hope we feel something impressive, because that’s the deciding factor in whether or not you’ll be getting any!

Now for all you “little guys” out there, all is not lost. If you have discovered that what you have to work with just ain’t enough for any grown woman. Then get to spending your money and giving head. That’s right I said it! The harsh reality is that your pockets and your tongue will be the only thing keeping her around. If she told you otherwise, she’s lying. Oh, and she’s probably fantasizing about the other dude while you’re inside of her, I’m just saying. Listen fellas, I’m not out to hurt feelings or step on toes, I’m just being more honest with you than your girl will ever be. Now , to all the Big Dicks out there, this is not an invitation to go shoving it anywhere it will fit. Use your gift wisely. I’ve learned that the only thing worse than little dicks are worn out ones. And to the Little Dicks of the world, don’t go being hasty and dumping your girlfriends. If your lady has chosen to accept your inadequacies, and love you anyway. Then she deserves all of the money and head you can give her.

savannah

- www.flyerpromonow.com | 23

Luke’s Take on the Current High Profiled Industry Artists

uther “Luke” Campbell, the man whose bootyshaking madness made the U.S. Supreme Court stand up for free speech, gets as nasty as he wants to be for Miami New Times. This week, Luke declares his greatest rappers alive. After listening to the new Jay-Z and Kanye West album, Watch the Throne, I was left hungry for more. Ten songs wasn’t enough. They are touring together, so I expected them to give their fans more than a quickie. No disrespect to Kanye, but I certainly hope Jay-Z has another solo album in the works. On his own, Jay-Z is the greatest rapper alive. Hell, Forbes magazine just named Hova the highestearning rap star. Others on the list include P. Diddy, Kanye, Lil Wayne, and Eminem, another guy I think is right up there with Jay-Z. Eminem raps his ass off on every album he’s put out. In fact, aside from Jay-Z and Eminem, there are very few hip-hop artists who can really claim the title. In the ‘90s, you knew Tupac and Biggie Smalls were the absolute best in the game. Those guys dropped verse after verse without their buddies rapping on their tracks. Nowadays you have too many hip-hop male performers doing collaborations with guest rappers.

| www.flyerpromonow.com - savannah

A Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, or Drake album will almost always have some other artist showing up to rap every five minutes. Carol City native Rick Ross has certainly evolved into a helluva lyricist. But he needs to do a song on his own that will stand the test of time like Biggie’s “Juicy” or Tupac’s “Dear Mama.” The same can be said of Lil Wayne and Drake. I’d like to hear those two cats produce an album without a guest appearing on songs. Don’t get me wrong — Lil Wayne’s lyrics are out of this world. But you can’t just do one verse per song and then call yourself the greatest. That’s bullshit. I want to hear an album that is all Weezy, not Lil Wayne & Friends. Can you imagine if Peter Frampton was constantly doing guest spots with the Steve Miller Band? Or if Jimi Hendrix and Jerry Garcia had done a gazillion duet albums? No, you can’t. So why does every rapper today have to drop a line for a DJ Khaled compilation? If Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, and Drake want to take that title from Jay-Z and Eminem, they need to carry albums on their own.

Business Cards (prInted on 14 pt. CardStoCk UV2) QTY 500 1000 2500 5000

4/0 $65 $75

QTY 250 500 1000 2,500 5,000

4/4 $70 $90 $130 $150 $200

4/4 $150 $250 $350

50 r Pe

Sid

4/4 $175 $275 $375

(Same Image)

5x7

ign DeS w aS lo aS

6x8

(prInted on 12 pt. CardStoCk UV2)

QTY 1000 2500 5000

(prInted on 12pt. CardStoCk UV2)

QTY 1000 2500 5000

4/4 $75 $100 $145 (12pt.) $175 (12pt.)

Post Cards

4x6

(prInted on 12 pt. CardStoCk UV2)

Call For SpeCial priCeS & StoCkS

tiCkets 2x6

(prInted on 12pt. CardStoCk UV2)

QTY 100 250 500 1000

raCk Cards 4x9 (prInted on 12 pt. CardStoCk) QTY 4/4 1000 $250 5000 $450 deSIgn Fee “Not INcluded ”

407.532.4777

4/4 $40 $75 $90 $125

If you see someone in a pinky situation, or they just might need a little Pinky advise, send a picture and comment to

pinky@flyerpromonow.com Twitter: @FPNPinkysCorner You can also find me on Facebook!

Club Texting cAN i kICK it.... You were told to take off your clothes not your leg.

I’m not saying who was DJ’ing but LAX was wack and you can tell. Only in 2011 do we get dressed up to go to the club and text. Look like this promoter wasn’t on top of his game. SMH.

Worst Dressed A woven yarn dresses are not, and never will be in style. Sorry boo boo you look like a cab drivers car seat.

Upgrade your day care. The kid on the left seems to have women issues, but lil man on the right is enjoying the show with a fine glass of juicy juice. Guess they don’t make baby sitters like they used to.

Best Dressed School Girl was the theme for this party. Best of all was this simple number. Good job shorty.