@Bosse_Media, “Backstage Pass” Description

Bosse Media Presents Backstage Pass

(mission statement written by A.V.)

In the fast-paced and somewhat glamorous world of hip hop entertainment, rather than simply filming a day in the artists life, we want this to be more of an insight of the artists life, their creative process, and their life outside of their art form. In this video, we hope to catch a side of the artist that the fans don’t see, perhaps a more humble side, but more than anything a more natural and personal side of the artist. The video will be narrated by the artist themselves (due to time restraints and/or other circumstances, maybe not all the time). Rather than having the narration serve as direct commentary of the what’s happening in the video, the narration should be the artist expanding on their character or their reasoning/history behind what is directly being shot in the video.

For Example:

If there is a shot in the video where the artist is in a recording booth, rather than simply saying ‘Yeah, we’re here in the studio working on this song,’  perhaps breakdown your dedication to getting in the studio as much as possible or maybe even why you decided to make music and how you came to make this your profession.

There are cases where direct commentary can be helpful though. For example: A scene where we go to a restaurant where the artists regularly goes. Or a scene where the artist is praying before a performance. Explaining these kinds of things directly can be helpful in giving insight to the artists ways of life and their habits.

Overall we want the video to represent you, the artist, as closely as possible.

Bosse Media

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I recently wrote this mission statement for Bosse Media’s Backstage Pass series. This is what will be given to the artists that we choose to do a BSP with. Still needs some revisions but what do ya’ll think?

  -  15 May 2010

DOWNLOAD: @ChuuweeTUS - Fist Pump (Prod. @Stankpakmer)
(via chuuwee)
Sacramento emcee Chuuwee and Jon Reyes (of Delorean) team up to make a power-punch synth anthem worthy of any Guido’s gold-plated iPod.  
Somewhere, the entire Jersey Shore cast just went apeshit for reasons unbeknownst to them. The real reason? 
This song.
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Homework:
Chuuwee - He’s Not That Into You
Jon Reyes - One for the Scorpio <—DMC so wishes they had this in the 80’s

DOWNLOAD: @ChuuweeTUS - Fist Pump (Prod. @Stankpakmer)

(via chuuwee)

Sacramento emcee Chuuwee and Jon Reyes (of Delorean) team up to make a power-punch synth anthem worthy of any Guido’s gold-plated iPod.  

Somewhere, the entire Jersey Shore cast just went apeshit for reasons unbeknownst to them. The real reason? 

This song.

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Homework:

Chuuwee - He’s Not That Into You

Jon Reyes - One for the Scorpio <—DMC so wishes they had this in the 80’s


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Illecism’s - Phuck That Fancy Clown

“Light skin homie up the street with the benz…”

(via illthy)

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That’s me (without the benz, one day)!

Follow my fellow Pisces @illecism on tweetskis.

  -  15 May 2010

@Rumpshaker

What? I don’t get it still. Hahah.

  -  15 May 2010

Ok so I might be real late with this but…

How do you reply to someone’s post without reblogging? I see people reply to my posts a lot and I can’t figure out how to reply back without making a giant reblog chain.

A little help?

3 notes   -  15 May 2010


Kanye West - Celebration

“Had some problems before, but see we let em go and we about to let em bloooooow!”

Just in case you were wondering what I’m gettin’ down to. This is definitely in my top 5 favorite KW songs. Immediately made me want to write something.

1 note   -  15 May 2010

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(Gratuitous Picture Of Yourself Drinking a Forty While Listening To Kanye West Friday)
Where you at?? 

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(Gratuitous Picture Of Yourself Drinking a Forty While Listening To Kanye West Friday)

Where you at??