For you Jeremy Lin fans, here’s a highlight reel you might have missed the other night. He had a one handed Tomahawk Dunk Against Raptors toward the end of a blowout game. His dunk started about the dotted line of the free throw circle. For the game, Lin had 16 points and 10 assists for Houston and went 7 for 9 from the field, his best shooting game of the season. After struggling early in the season, Lin seems to have found his shooting groove back over the past couple games. Perhaps playing against his old team the New York Knicks gave him the boost he was looking for.
Jeremy Lin One handed Tomahawk Dunk Against Raptors
Embassy x B. Sincere collaborate on the single “Lotto” off B. Sincere’s Confessions mixtape. Winning in love is like winning the lotto. You feel like the luckiest person in the world when you’ve hit the jackpot.
Two guys helping their best friend regain his “Samoan-ness” in this comedic short. They think their friend’s samoan-ness is fading. Will their friend be able to survive the tests of Samoan-ness? Endurance, Intellect, and Agility. He might just have his own way to show his true Samoan side.
Rapper Al Rocco dropped a music video for his track “Me Against the World” off his upcoming Night Flight mixtape. The rapper reflects on his dreams to make it big. He strives to live life to the fullest in the face of all the haters. You can download the single FREE here.
Me Against the World by Al Rocco (contains explicit lyrics)
Rapper Drega dropped the music video for his single “Smoking & Drinking” off his album “Let’s Go Nice”. The party track has provide a deeper meaning than just smoking & drinking. Drega states:
This is not a fluff party song. It’s actually the climax in the album right before everything falls apart in the story. It’s about when I’ve partied too hard and felt unstoppable. ‘Oh that’s your girl, that’s my girl now. Give me all the drinks, give me all the drugs. I don’t give a f*ck.’ It might sound exciting but it’s actually very sad.
After a brief hiatus, the K-Town Reality Show is back with Season 2. The new episodes have doubled in length from 10 minutes to 20 minutes. So there’s more drama than ever with Steve Kim, Scarlet Chan, Young Lee, Violet Kim, Joe Cha, Jasmine Chang, and Jowe Kyu Lee. This season revolves around the K-Town crew planning Young’s wedding in less than a week. With his experience with nightclub and concerts, Joe tosses his hat/bandana in the ring to be in charge of the wedding. (No one wants to relive the experience with Joe in season 1) However, he’s quickly trumped by Jasmine’s older sister Christine, who is a wedding planner. Christine takes charge and starts delegating to Joe (venue), Steve (liquor, emcee, and cake) , and Scarlett (music & DJ). The drama begins as Joe vs Christine butt heads on how things should get done. Meanwhile, Violet and Jowe’s love/hate relationship continues. Violet meets a new guy Blair (he’s not Asian) and has a heart to heart/argument with Jowe about her new love interest.
With all the things that need to get done, the K-Town crew heads off to a fashion show party with red carpet and celebrities everywhere. At the party, Young brings his fiancee and Violet brings Blair. Scarlet gets sloshed and hits the dance floor with the rest of the group. Gangnam Style on the dance floor. Throughout the night, drama and tempers flares up between Joe and Christine as the drinks flow.
