Erykah Badu

I was lucky enough to meet Erykah while visiting Kadar’s office. I got a peak of her little belly as she fixed her attire, which appeared to be layers of cloth. We spoke a few words about the child of Andre’ from OutKast, she was carrying. She was soft spoken and polite.

Once outside the label a limousine awaited to carry her off. I have always rode in style with a faithful yellow cab. It’s an honor knowing that science claims those cab drivers in NYC and many other large cities, of having larger brains than the rest of us. I over heard a secret that day in the office, that Kadar was crafty in creating the style Erykah portrayed without her knowledge, a reminder to

Lil’ Flip

Flip trucks with his guards and plays the roll of an artist. He’s actually not as rough a fellow as he appears. His bark is more than likely just that. where many men have made plenty of cheese should have taught Flip something. Flip has an attitude towards an industry that grabbed his loot while bringing him fame. However, things aren’t handed to us on silver platters without a price to pay. Flip has the desire to rock his own crib and do things his way. His inter hurts stop him from understanding the reality side of the business world and how it really works.