This week it's Big Daddy Kane, "Smooth Operator"
Happy Friday!
Happy Friday!
Friday, January 19, 2007
About Me
About Me
- Name: Tasha
- Location: DC Metro Area, United States
Ok, here's the business... I grew up shuttling between Updtate NY and NYC (Da Bronx Baby!!) and transplanted myself to the DC area in January 2006 to do this post-college adulthood thing (but shhhh, don't tell Sallie Mae I'm here). I spend my weekdays doing the 9-5 at the office plantation and the rest of my time tap dancing and getting into stuff I've probably got no business getting in. I think hard, play hard, and love hard. I'm kinda shy, kinda outspoken, kinda crazy. I don't have a problem saying what's on my mind. Sometimes I get deep, sometimes I get mad, but most of the time I'm saying "What the f**k!?" to something or another. I'm enjoying my life journey so far--missteps and all. Certified Oddball, Phenomenal Female and this is my take on life as I live it. Email me: labellanoire@gmail.com
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11 Comments:
Big Daddy Kane was my man! I mean, he didn't know it at the time, but he was. *lol*
P.S. Where's my cupcake? BK and Fresh got cupcakes! :)
Pimpin aint easy!!!
Girl, I used to love me some Big Daddy Kane and would watch Yo MTV Raps just to look at his videos.
Damn, I really thought you got a cupcake, I'm sorry! Where are my manners?!? *gives you a "welcome to the blogfam" cupcake and a copy of "The Jeffersons" DVD with the two different Lionels*
What up Sis? I'll never forget his
show here in Toronto back in '89.
The place was rammed, and Monie
Love got up on stage for a bit.
BDK was in his prime then. Classic!
brilld, I wish I could have seen it! Oh, you never got a cupcake either... *hands you a "welcome to the blogfam" cupcake and a copy of "Breakin 2-Electric Boogaloo"*
Thanks for the invite. *hands you
a copy of "Beat Street" in return*
(laugh)
Hey Tasha... I am having a problem embedding video from YouTube... can you help an old brother out?
Yup BDK....
I used to rock the high top fade a.k.a flat-top just like dude.
One of the best that did it!
Thank you girlie! Both Lionels? Now I know we're cool! *lol*
I used to like Yo, but the best was "The Box" (later called Video Music Box). You're from NY, so I know you remember watching Ralph McDaniels.
OMG, I used to love The Box. Ralph McDaniels...damn, memories!! *tears and sniffles and such*
Oh yeah, rushing home from school to catch it at 3:30pm. Those were the days. I still remember trying to make a "Video Mix". I would dance to whatever video was on and when something really good came on, I would grab the corded VCR remote and hit record. Then, play it back later to learn the words and the steps. :)
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