The Birth Control Edition

Episode 9
[89:14m]: Download

In this week’s edition, Phonte discusses the trials and tribulations of parenthood and explains why you really don’t wanna know how many sexual partners your s/o has had.

Intriguing as having children encourages a perspective that you cannot earn otherwise.

Air Rift thanks for this one... 

LeggyHendrix

L.E.G.A.C.Y.: Dirt Bomb
From: Project Mayhem (Hall of Justus/6 Hole Records, May 17, 2005)

Before I recognized Phonte as Hall of Justice Music Group's foremost talent, catapulted public into lollipop radio fanfare under Little Brother’s visibility and not simply a solo artist with a stone's throw of a chance in a shotput lucks of entertainment's nepotism, I celebrated L.E.G.A.C.Y. I’ve been a LegZilla enthusiast in advance of Legsclusives (LEGSCLU, 2004).
Dozing audience I interpose as your harbinger to REM (rapid eye movement) with a Spike Lee School Daze PSA: “WAKE UP!!!”

A-Ha!!!

Phonte Ft. Carlitta Durand: Take On Me (A-Ha Cover)
From: ? (?, ?)

Little Brother the duo (rappers only), a refashioned version of Little Brother the trio (rappers + 9th Wonder = rapper’s delight) is not “evolution” as Phonte Coleman asserted. I suggest that the duo is delving into a hurried lollipop (radio-ready) banality. I salute to their group death that their trio catalog is invaluable and their dissolution has not been idle.

Below are excerpts from an interview with A&E’s, Campus Echo Online Rashaun Rucker of North Carolina Central University, Remainder of One, February 10, 2000, Vol. 91, Issue 5, asked, Chapel Hill, Cat's Cradle, rap duel winner, Phonte Coleman:

Why did you deem it necessary to return to the duel this year?
Honestly man, I wasn’t even gonna enter this Duel. But on the day of the contest, Financial Aid fronted on my refund check and it pissed me off. So I entered at the last minute out of anger, you know. I guess it helped (laughs).

During the rap battle with MC Keyshawn the topic switches to: "If I Was a Penis" and
Phonte delivers:
"You don’t understand my onomatopoeia/ If I was a dick/ I’d squirt in your face/ and give you gonorrhea."
…Phonte got his money.

Relative Phonte’s A-Ha's pop classic Take On Me with help from Carlitta Durand courtesy of Spine Magazine when asked: “Who influences your music?” Mr. Coleman answered:
Back in the day it was artists like Run D.M.C. and Big Daddy Kane, but now it’s cats like Pharoahe Monch, Mos Def and The Roots ... and a lot of rock and alternative groups like Radiohead, Dave Matthews and Portishead.