It was somewhere around, 4 my dude, Tex decide to leave and head back to NYC. Sun got an early flight in the morning to Seattle. Tex, thanx a million my dude for the company one love. Have a safe flight to Seattle. Say, what’s up to all your west coast homies for me, from The Dinero.
I decide to kick it out here at Rocksteady, a little longer and gather more footage. Up until now, I’ve seen Denero, Dysfunkshunal Familee, Natural Elements, Grip, K. M., Illaghee and Big Twin, Hakim Green and Young Guru, Craig G and Masta Ace, Kurious Jorge and The Bamboo Bros, Mazi and Pace Won, Gutter and The Artifacts. Phat shout out to Dj Bizarro of The Dysfunkshunal Familee, it was a blessing seein’ you and your crew live on stage. It’s been a long time, nice to see y’ all still on the grind and still down with HIP HOP!!! (To that Bitch Ass nigga, Owen Marshall you could have been one of them but you decided to sell out to DEP and those CRACKERS!!!) Phat shout out to Natural Elements that was a blessing. Seeing y’ all live on stage just livin’ it up.
The party continued on, around 5pm, the game done changed once this name was introduced to the stage. All the way live from the 3-2-3 area code put your hands together for, Ras Kass.
Ras Kass was doin’ a great job until this man came on to the stage to assist him, Pack FM with background and adlibs. No disrespect to Pack FM. Wait, who am I foolin’ lay out all the disrespect to Pack FM. Pack FM was not needed on stage during Ras Kass’s set, he just wanted Rocksteady spotlight because they ain’t book him this year. Well, boo hoo to Pack FM! I had no idea that they were even tight. They must have made this arrangement backstage.
Ras Kass, forgetting he’s on the east coast. He out here pushin’ it to the limit performing “Fuck The Police” that song was not called for especially when Newark Police officers not showing any signs of aggression or attitude. Now if we were in New York, Ras Kass have my approval to perform that song and direct it towards the NYPD but Newark PD is cool today.