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We are thrilled to invite you to a spectacular round opening and block party celebrating Project Row Houses 30th anniversary and our visionary founders. We invite you to an unforgettable day of art, culture, and community on Saturday, October 14 from 1-9 PM, at 2521 Holman Street, Houston, TX 77004.

A music video for "Grove St. Party" premiered on MTV on April 8, 2011.[1] Waka Flocka Flame, Kebo Gotti, and fellow rapper/Brick Squad CEO Gucci Mane appear in the video,[2] which shows Waka departing a tour bus and making his way through a party of green lights which includes a dancing neon green Fozi Bear. Also, rapper YC appears in the video performing his "Racks" dance.[3][4][5]

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Lil Wayne made a remix for his mixtape Sorry 4 the Wait, which features rapper Lil B. Prodigy of Mobb Deep released a remix called "It's a Body". Wiz Khalifa released a remix called "Reefer Party". Ace Hood also did a freestyle for the song.

Join us on December 1 at MIX: Beat Street to immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of hip-hop. This year marks 50 years since the birth of hip-hop, and the 1984 film Beat Street helped highlight and introduce the roles of the DJ, breakdancing, and graffiti in hip-hop culture to the masses. This evening features a stacked lineup of DJs, including DJ Kristyles, DJ Eso, DJ Chicago, DJ Yomi, DJ Chevi Red, DJ Corey Grand, and DJ Lily Jade, who will spin hip-hop classics as well as contemporary favorites. Throughout the evening, breakdancers will perform. Food and drink items, including street-art-inspired baked goods, cocktails, beer, and wine, are available to purchase from Bon Apptit.

Thank you for helping NMAAHC celebrate Hip-Hop at 50: From the Block to the World. With more than 16,000 people attending in person and thousands more watching online, the Hip-Hop Block party was a major success because of you.

Tony Concep / Anthony C. Brown Jr. is A multidimensional artist and designer born in New Orleans, L.A. raised in Charleston S.C. Tony earned his BFA in film animation from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY. He is a trained Illustrator, Creative Director and a Visual artist, producing works that center around iconic portraits with mixed media streetart aesthetics. Currently residing in the Greater San Diego area, Tony has developed a his own unique language. He merges social political ideas with textures, lines, patterns, and typography, blending logos and iconography from his childhood and life experiences. Selected clients include Nike, Adidas, Marithe Francois Girbaud, LRG Clothing, The New Musuem New York, Marc Ecko Ent., and the MTV networks.

To commemorate the 2023 Hip-Hop Block Party, the museum designed a limited-edition collection that foregrounds the rhythm, shape, and movement of the quintessential block party. Represent this momentous occasion honoring hip-hop at 50 from the block to the world! All income from our sales supports the chartered educational purposes and activities of the Smithsonian Institution.

We are equipped with a motor ASSIST, our drivers are awesome, we offer a scenic ride with bar options along the way, and our tour is 2 hours in length and gets started as soon as you arrive! We know how to take your party to the next level!

The Block Party in the Cut is fully accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers, and must be escorted in via the ADA accessible shuttle provided by AAI. Pick-up is at the corner of 20th and Callowhill streets with drop off at the Block Party in the Cut. The event will take place in a flat, paved area. Volunteers or AAI staff will be onsite to assist guests. For return, the shuttle can bring guests to SEPTA Spring Garden or Race-Vine stations, or any SEPTA bus stations.

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A short walk up and down the street packed with performers and onlookers alike left me gawking at the beautiful chaos that erupts from this mecca of concentrated creativity. Brass bands conflict with soulful blues which blends with the classic rock from stage after stage that line the street. Most of the acts are still local and belt out original tunes, which only adds to the authenticity of the not-yet-commercialized music hub.

In most pre-automobile American cities, wealthy families would build their mansions well outside the crammed downtowns filled with common-folk. In New Orleans, this congregation of the wealthy occurred in what is now known as the Garden District. Jessica and I chose to take the St. Charles trolley from Canal Street in order to visit the District. While technically a viable means of transportation, we discovered the New Orleans streetcars are much more charming and photogenic than they are comfortable and effective!

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Real Spit: Gucci Mane is out on the road, getting that show paper. Mr. LaFlare says he has to look his freshest for the people, which means an assortment of ice to shine, hence the name of his latest mixtape, Jewelry Selection.

"The mixtape came out, 700,000 downloads in, I think, 30 minutes," Gucc told MTV News. "Some people say it's my best mixtape ever. There's definitely a lot of songs that I could have put on my album on this mixtape. Something just to get the people ready to know that I'm coming. I don't want them to be surprised when they hear my album how slick and clever I am on the mic. It's just a prelude."

"I gave you nothing but classics," DJ Holiday, who hosts the tape, said of his and Gucc's latest collabo. "So it's only right I give you the preview of the mixtape. It was very imperative we did this mixtape for the streets. We gave the streets mixtape after mixtape with Writing's on the Wall, Burrrprint 2. And that album is coming September 28, The Appeal: Georgia's Most Wanted."

"Electricity": "It's one of the biggest songs," Holiday explained. "It's gonna be in the clubs coming up. It's going to be one of the biggest street records, I personally think. I never let you down, MTV. It's one of them records. If you got them diamonds, them stones in your chain, you're gonna turn this one up."

"Stone Cold": "I feel strongly about this record," Holiday boasted. "It's one of them records that makes you feel you need to wake up, wipe your face with a stack of 20s, and do whatever you need to do to start our day and just grind. It's called 'Stone Cold.' This is one of the biggest mixtapes of the year. We doing this for y'all."

This super-fun street party brings a touch of New York disco glamour to London. Top-class guest DJs Todd Terje and Mr Scruff join the Krankbrother siblings for some joyous dancing in the road. Christopher St. Liverpool St. Jun 17.

Nothing's ShockingKanye West came to South by Southwest 09 to party. Decked out in black sunglasses and a gold bullet chain, the illustrious rapper took the stage at the Third Street block party known as the Levi's/Fader Fort on Saturday, lighthearted and with little agenda, essentially curating a two-hour mixtape for his GOOD Music imprint that included appearances from Common, lead Cannabinoid Erykah Badu, and the ever-entertaining Fonzworth Bentley.

Farther south on Cesar Chavez, the private Red Bull Moon Tower established an after-hours/early-morning hot spot, with performances from the Riverboat Gamblers, I Love You but I've Chosen Darkness, and Lady Sovereign. Domy Books transformed its back lot into something resembling Los Angeles' the Smell scene on Saturday, compliments of the riotous Mika Miko, noise-punk zeitgeist No Age, and Nite Jewel, whose narcotic synth-pop glow defied the afternoon daylight. Down the street, Okay Mountain hosted Autobus Records, lilted by the heavily syncopated lullabies of Andrew Kenny's the Wooden Birds. The award for most creative day party definitely goes to MyOpenBar.com's presentation of Four Square Punk, where bands such as Finally Punk and the Mae Shi alternated songs across four decidedly DIY stages within a stone's throw of a free roller-skating rink. 006ab0faaa