Nike Air Force 1 Presidential

Releasing just in time for the Presidential Election Date is Nike Air Force 1 presidential which pays tribute to the plane that transport American President,the shoe even has the Boeing flight number 27000. 

The upper features an upper constructed out of Nike's Vac tech technology,collar made from premium leather, leather ankle strap,  American flag patch, reflective hits, and dimples mimicking the rivets on the plane.

The shoe’s midsole is a matte finished light blue, set off with a cup stitch in light blue and beaded gold line further showcasing the shoe’s presidential qualities.

The shoe will be released worldwide in limited quantities. 

For now it is Currently only available at Mita http://www.mita-sneakers.co.jp/items/573752-100.html#6

Diamond Supply Co. x Ibn Jasper Capsule Collection

Diamond Supply Co has teamed up with Ibn Jasper,who happens to be Kanye’s west barber and a member of Design team  DONDA to bring a foot wear capsule collection. Four colors of a moccassin inspired luxury sneaker,that has snake skin leather on the upper,with back zipper access and a shoe sole built for skateboarding. The shoe is a cross between skateboarding hardware and luxury design. The shoes are available in four colourways :  Diamond Blue, Grey, Black, and Red. Each pair will be limited to ONLY 100 pairs worldwide. The Diamond Blue and Grey pairs will be released exclusively at Diamond Supply Co. Flagship store tomorrow 20/10/2012. There are already queues, outside the store right now ,so you need to be quick if you want to get this exclusive shoe. The Black and Red will be release at the RSVP Gallery in Chicago on Sunday 10/21 at NOON CST.

Projekt Mecha brings an inteview with ISuppose. An uprising rapper from Los Angeles and owner of a  production company. Just recently Isuppose and his crew has been doing a controversial tour called request your city,where he goes with his crew from City to City setting up shows. He's currently on Tour in Europe. This article was supposed to be out a while back,sorry for the delay and we hope you still enjoy the article.

1)Hey Chuck welcome to Projekt Mecha!

Tell us abit about yourself and your production company.

It's good to be involved. Much love. Well, I run my own independent multi production company called, I SUPPOSE PRODUCTIONS. We specialize in everything from film production, graphic design, event organizing, promotion & artist management. Been going at it since 2004 and things have never been so good. We have alot of crazy stuff going on this year!

2)How did you start getting to organize shows? What was it like when you organized your first show? Did it go smoothly?

I have been organizing shows since 2003. I was like 16 or 17 years old. I had a rap crew and we wanted to showcase our music, but we had no idea how to go about getting booked, so I decided to organize my own events. The first show I ever organized got canceled 1 day before showtime. It was a mini concert at a park gym. That was in early 2003 I believe. After that, I started organizing small shows at a local hot dog shop. Yup! Hip Hop and hot dogs! It doesn't get any better. Lol...

3)Has the journey with your productions company been an easy one over the years?

What were some of the challenges you faced?

Im very passionate about Hip Hop and Im a true product of the culture. I love all music in general and I love helping people and creating opportunities for others. With that being said, my journey has been amazing cause it all comes out naturally. The times have changed since I first started throwing shows, but Im one of the few promoters who have managed to ADJUST. Often, promoters get stuck in a time warp and they organize events that were DOPE a long time ago or aren't in the streets enough to know what's poppin. I started young and Im barely 25 and already have 10 years of experience. Im out on the streets every day so I know what people want and that has kept me consistent. Some of the challenges I've faced include partying too hard and slipping on my promotion, but that just motivates me to come harder the next time around. Lol.

4)You told me in an ealier convo we had,you did a tour in Europe,can you tell us more about that. How did you manage to pull off something like that?

Im part of a Hip Hop group called, RHYME ADDICTS. We're part of a booking agency overseas called KLH-MUSIC and wit their help, we have been able to start establishing our brand in Europe. XP, who is oneof the members in my group went out to Europe in March. He toured and rocked shows with the Gza of the Wu Tang. That's big for our brand. Im looking forward to touring Europe with the entire camp. It's gonna happen soon!

1)Hey Chuck welcome to Projekt Mecha!

Tell us abit about yourself and your production company.

It's good to be involved. Much love. Well, I run my own independent multi production company called, I SUPPOSE PRODUCTIONS. We specialize in everything from film production, graphic design, event organizing, promotion & artist management. Been going at it since 2004 and things have never been so good. We have alot of crazy stuff going on this year!

2)How did you start getting to organize shows? What was it like when you organized your first show? Did it go smoothly?

I have been organizing shows since 2003. I was like 16 or 17 years old. I had a rap crew and we wanted to showcase our music, but we had no idea how to go about getting booked, so I decided to organize my own events. The first show I ever organized got canceled 1 day before showtime. It was a mini concert at a park gym. That was in early 2003 I believe. After that, I started organizing small shows at a local hot dog shop. Yup! Hip Hop and hot dogs! It doesn't get any better. Lol...

3)Has the journey with your productions company been an easy one over the years?

What were some of the challenges you faced?

Im very passionate about Hip Hop and Im a true product of the culture. I love all music in general and I love helping people and creating opportunities for others. With that being said, my journey has been amazing cause it all comes out naturally. The times have changed since I first started throwing shows, but Im one of the few promoters who have managed to ADJUST. Often, promoters get stuck in a time warp and they organize events that were DOPE a long time ago or aren't in the streets enough to know what's poppin. I started young and Im barely 25 and already have 10 years of experience. Im out on the streets every day so I know what people want and that has kept me consistent. Some of the challenges I've faced include partying too hard and slipping on my promotion, but that just motivates me to come harder the next time around. Lol.

4)You told me in an ealier convo we had,you did a tour in Europe,can you tell us more about that. How did you manage to pull off something like that?

Im part of a Hip Hop group called, RHYME ADDICTS. We're part of a booking agency overseas called KLH-MUSIC and wit their help, we have been able to start establishing our brand in Europe. XP, who is oneof the members in my group went out to Europe in March. He toured and rocked shows with the Gza of the Wu Tang. That's big for our brand. Im looking forward to touring Europe with the entire camp. It's gonna happen soon!

1)Hey Chuck welcome to Projekt Mecha!

Tell us abit about yourself and your production company.

It's good to be involved. Much love. Well, I run my own independent multi production company called, I SUPPOSE PRODUCTIONS. We specialize in everything from film production, graphic design, event organizing, promotion & artist management. Been going at it since 2004 and things have never been so good. We have alot of crazy stuff going on this year!

2)How did you start getting to organize shows? What was it like when you organized your first show? Did it go smoothly?

I have been organizing shows since 2003. I was like 16 or 17 years old. I had a rap crew and we wanted to showcase our music, but we had no idea how to go about getting booked, so I decided to organize my own events. The first show I ever organized got canceled 1 day before showtime. It was a mini concert at a park gym. That was in early 2003 I believe. After that, I started organizing small shows at a local hot dog shop. Yup! Hip Hop and hot dogs! It doesn't get any better. Lol...

3)Has the journey with your productions company been an easy one over the years?

What were some of the challenges you faced?

Im very passionate about Hip Hop and Im a true product of the culture. I love all music in general and I love helping people and creating opportunities for others. With that being said, my journey has been amazing cause it all comes out naturally. The times have changed since I first started throwing shows, but Im one of the few promoters who have managed to ADJUST. Often, promoters get stuck in a time warp and they organize events that were DOPE a long time ago or aren't in the streets enough to know what's poppin. I started young and Im barely 25 and already have 10 years of experience. Im out on the streets every day so I know what people want and that has kept me consistent. Some of the challenges I've faced include partying too hard and slipping on my promotion, but that just motivates me to come harder the next time around. Lol.

4)You told me in an ealier convo we had,you did a tour in Europe,can you tell us more about that. How did you manage to pull off something like that?

Im part of a Hip Hop group called, RHYME ADDICTS. We're part of a booking agency overseas called KLH-MUSIC and wit their help, we have been able to start establishing our brand in Europe. XP, who is oneof the members in my group went out to Europe in March. He toured and rocked shows with the Gza of the Wu Tang. That's big for our brand. Im looking forward to touring Europe with the entire camp. It's gonna happen soon!

2)How did you start getting to organize shows? What was it like when you organized your first show? Did it go smoothly?

I have been organizing shows since 2003. I was like 16 or 17 years old. I had a rap crew and we wanted to showcase our music, but we had no idea how to go about getting booked, so I decided to organize my own events. The first show I ever organized got canceled 1 day before showtime. It was a mini concert at a park gym. That was in early 2003 I believe. After that, I started organizing small shows at a local hot dog shop. Yup! Hip Hop and hot dogs! It doesn't get any better. Lol...

3)Has the journey with your productions company been an easy one over the years?

What were some of the challenges you faced?

Im very passionate about Hip Hop and Im a true product of the culture. I love all music in general and I love helping people and creating opportunities for others. With that being said, my journey has been amazing cause it all comes out naturally. The times have changed since I first started throwing shows, but Im one of the few promoters who have managed to ADJUST. Often, promoters get stuck in a time warp and they organize events that were DOPE a long time ago or aren't in the streets enough to know what's poppin. I started young and Im barely 25 and already have 10 years of experience. Im out on the streets every day so I know what people want and that has kept me consistent. Some of the challenges I've faced include partying too hard and slipping on my promotion, but that just motivates me to come harder the next time around. Lol.

4)You told me in an ealier convo we had,you did a tour in Europe,can you tell us more about that. How did you manage to pull off something like that?

Im part of a Hip Hop group called, RHYME ADDICTS. We're part of a booking agency overseas called KLH-MUSIC and wit their help, we have been able to start establishing our brand in Europe. XP, who is oneof the members in my group went out to Europe in March. He toured and rocked shows with the Gza of the Wu Tang. That's big for our brand. Im looking forward to touring Europe with the entire camp. It's gonna happen soon!

I have been organizing shows since 2003. I was like 16 or 17 years old. I had a rap crew and we wanted to showcase our music, but we had no idea how to go about getting booked, so I decided to organize my own events. The first show I ever organized got canceled 1 day before showtime. It was a mini concert at a park gym. That was in early 2003 I believe. After that, I started organizing small shows at a local hot dog shop. Yup! Hip Hop and hot dogs! It doesn't get any better. Lol...

3)Has the journey with your productions company been an easy one over the years?

What were some of the challenges you faced?

Im very passionate about Hip Hop and Im a true product of the culture. I love all music in general and I love helping people and creating opportunities for others. With that being said, my journey has been amazing cause it all comes out naturally. The times have changed since I first started throwing shows, but Im one of the few promoters who have managed to ADJUST. Often, promoters get stuck in a time warp and they organize events that were DOPE a long time ago or aren't in the streets enough to know what's poppin. I started young and Im barely 25 and already have 10 years of experience. Im out on the streets every day so I know what people want and that has kept me consistent. Some of the challenges I've faced include partying too hard and slipping on my promotion, but that just motivates me to come harder the next time around. Lol.

4)You told me in an ealier convo we had,you did a tour in Europe,can you tell us more about that. How did you manage to pull off something like that?

Im part of a Hip Hop group called, RHYME ADDICTS. We're part of a booking agency overseas called KLH-MUSIC and wit their help, we have been able to start establishing our brand in Europe. XP, who is oneof the members in my group went out to Europe in March. He toured and rocked shows with the Gza of the Wu Tang. That's big for our brand. Im looking forward to touring Europe with the entire camp. It's gonna happen soon!

3)Has the journey with your productions company been an easy one over the years?

What were some of the challenges you faced?

Im very passionate about Hip Hop and Im a true product of the culture. I love all music in general and I love helping people and creating opportunities for others. With that being said, my journey has been amazing cause it all comes out naturally. The times have changed since I first started throwing shows, but Im one of the few promoters who have managed to ADJUST. Often, promoters get stuck in a time warp and they organize events that were DOPE a long time ago or aren't in the streets enough to know what's poppin. I started young and Im barely 25 and already have 10 years of experience. Im out on the streets every day so I know what people want and that has kept me consistent. Some of the challenges I've faced include partying too hard and slipping on my promotion, but that just motivates me to come harder the next time around. Lol.

4)You told me in an ealier convo we had,you did a tour in Europe,can you tell us more about that. How did you manage to pull off something like that?

Im part of a Hip Hop group called, RHYME ADDICTS. We're part of a booking agency overseas called KLH-MUSIC and wit their help, we have been able to start establishing our brand in Europe. XP, who is oneof the members in my group went out to Europe in March. He toured and rocked shows with the Gza of the Wu Tang. That's big for our brand. Im looking forward to touring Europe with the entire camp. It's gonna happen soon!

Im very passionate about Hip Hop and Im a true product of the culture. I love all music in general and I love helping people and creating opportunities for others. With that being said, my journey has been amazing cause it all comes out naturally. The times have changed since I first started throwing shows, but Im one of the few promoters who have managed to ADJUST. Often, promoters get stuck in a time warp and they organize events that were DOPE a long time ago or aren't in the streets enough to know what's poppin. I started young and Im barely 25 and already have 10 years of experience. Im out on the streets every day so I know what people want and that has kept me consistent. Some of the challenges I've faced include partying too hard and slipping on my promotion, but that just motivates me to come harder the next time around. Lol.

4)You told me in an ealier convo we had,you did a tour in Europe,can you tell us more about that. How did you manage to pull off something like that?

Im part of a Hip Hop group called, RHYME ADDICTS. We're part of a booking agency overseas called KLH-MUSIC and wit their help, we have been able to start establishing our brand in Europe. XP, who is oneof the members in my group went out to Europe in March. He toured and rocked shows with the Gza of the Wu Tang. That's big for our brand. Im looking forward to touring Europe with the entire camp. It's gonna happen soon!

4)You told me in an ealier convo we had,you did a tour in Europe,can you tell us more about that. How did you manage to pull off something like that?

Im part of a Hip Hop group called, RHYME ADDICTS. We're part of a booking agency overseas called KLH-MUSIC and wit their help, we have been able to start establishing our brand in Europe. XP, who is oneof the members in my group went out to Europe in March. He toured and rocked shows with the Gza of the Wu Tang. That's big for our brand. Im looking forward to touring Europe with the entire camp. It's gonna happen soon!

Im part of a Hip Hop group called, RHYME ADDICTS. We're part of a booking agency overseas called KLH-MUSIC and wit their help, we have been able to start establishing our brand in Europe. XP, who is oneof the members in my group went out to Europe in March. He toured and rocked shows with the Gza of the Wu Tang. That's big for our brand. Im looking forward to touring Europe with the entire camp. It's gonna happen soon!

Rhyme Addicts Logo

5)What are your goals for your production company for 2012?

I've been crazy busy these days! Just directed a music video for Jro of Tha Alkaholiks, a video for Mykill Miers, I-Man of the Mexikanz among other legends in the rap game, but besides that, I haven't been able to focus on the video production side of things. My focus is on throwing these shows and preserving the culture.

6)Do you have any venues where you usually organize your shows? Or is it a different venue for every show?

Im a Los Angeles based promoter so I keep all my events in LA or surrounding areas. I have different venues, depending on the event. The Terrace in Pasadena is like home to my shows right now. I started organizing a few outdoor festivals recently and im getting into organizing tours in High Schools, so Im excited. It ain't no fun if there isn't a challenge.

5)What are your goals for your production company for 2012?

I've been crazy busy these days! Just directed a music video for Jro of Tha Alkaholiks, a video for Mykill Miers, I-Man of the Mexikanz among other legends in the rap game, but besides that, I haven't been able to focus on the video production side of things. My focus is on throwing these shows and preserving the culture.

6)Do you have any venues where you usually organize your shows? Or is it a different venue for every show?

Im a Los Angeles based promoter so I keep all my events in LA or surrounding areas. I have different venues, depending on the event. The Terrace in Pasadena is like home to my shows right now. I started organizing a few outdoor festivals recently and im getting into organizing tours in High Schools, so Im excited. It ain't no fun if there isn't a challenge.

5)What are your goals for your production company for 2012?

I've been crazy busy these days! Just directed a music video for Jro of Tha Alkaholiks, a video for Mykill Miers, I-Man of the Mexikanz among other legends in the rap game, but besides that, I haven't been able to focus on the video production side of things. My focus is on throwing these shows and preserving the culture.

6)Do you have any venues where you usually organize your shows? Or is it a different venue for every show?

Im a Los Angeles based promoter so I keep all my events in LA or surrounding areas. I have different venues, depending on the event. The Terrace in Pasadena is like home to my shows right now. I started organizing a few outdoor festivals recently and im getting into organizing tours in High Schools, so Im excited. It ain't no fun if there isn't a challenge.

6)Do you have any venues where you usually organize your shows? Or is it a different venue for every show?

Im a Los Angeles based promoter so I keep all my events in LA or surrounding areas. I have different venues, depending on the event. The Terrace in Pasadena is like home to my shows right now. I started organizing a few outdoor festivals recently and im getting into organizing tours in High Schools, so Im excited. It ain't no fun if there isn't a challenge.

Im a Los Angeles based promoter so I keep all my events in LA or surrounding areas. I have different venues, depending on the event. The Terrace in Pasadena is like home to my shows right now. I started organizing a few outdoor festivals recently and im getting into organizing tours in High Schools, so Im excited. It ain't no fun if there isn't a challenge.

Can you tell us about your rap career?

Im from a group called Rhyme Addicts, alongside my dude Illwerd and XP. We've been putting in work in the scene for a long time and things are looking good for the camp right now. We have alot of crazy stuff in store for our fans and Hip Hop heads worldwide.

ISUPPOSE working up the fans at a show

8)Discography?

We released our first official debut album in 2009 titled, "Showtime" and it was produced entirely by the homies' State Of The Art. The album features Crooked I of Slaughterhouse, Big Twins of Infamous Mobb, DJ Solo of Soul Assassins, Styliztik Jones of the Likwit Crew, DJ Limegreen, DJ Mishaps (DJ for Evidence & Alchemist) and the homie Konfident. That album is a classic and it definitely helped us solidify our name in the Hip Hop movement. We also have countless mixtapes, mainly from my dude XP who has a crazy catalog called, "Building Blox" He dropped like 1,000,000 volumes in a few years! Lol. Check us out @www.rhymeaddicts.com

Im currently working on my debut solo album titled, "Bloodwork" produced by my nephew Anthro Beats. The kid is 16 years old and is a beast with the beats! The album features Jro of Tha Liks, Big Twins, Tha Mexikanz, Rhyme Addicts and many more. Im also gonna some of the younger cats on it like my boys Style Crafters and my dude Phora who is on the come up right now. The album will be out this fall.

9)Influences in your music?

We're part of the whole Infamous Mobb movement. We have a crew called IM3 WEST with Big Twins of Infamous Mobb. That dude has shown us so much love and has been a big influence to our music. Me personally, Im influenced by artists like Crooked I, Tha Alkaholiks, Wu Tang, Gangstarr, Onyx, Jedi Mind Tricks, Cormega and all that fresh hardcore shit. 90'S Hip Hop mainly.

10)Any plans to go on tour abroad?

Im planning a mini tour for my solo album! Gonna hit up some different cities and states. Gonna bring my nephew Anthro with me, as well as Style Crafters and my dude Phora. These are all young cats I wanna help promote so we gonna make some power moves! Im also planning a tour with my boys Kevlaar7 of the Wisemen and Bronze Nazareth and gonna try to get out to Europe soon! Besides that, Im gonna be performing alot. In just the next 2 weeks, I'll be rockin with Blu, Talib Kweli, Liknuts (Tha Liks and Beatnuts) and more. Things are gonna get crazy! TRUST ME!

8)Discography?

We released our first official debut album in 2009 titled, "Showtime" and it was produced entirely by the homies' State Of The Art. The album features Crooked I of Slaughterhouse, Big Twins of Infamous Mobb, DJ Solo of Soul Assassins, Styliztik Jones of the Likwit Crew, DJ Limegreen, DJ Mishaps (DJ for Evidence & Alchemist) and the homie Konfident. That album is a classic and it definitely helped us solidify our name in the Hip Hop movement. We also have countless mixtapes, mainly from my dude XP who has a crazy catalog called, "Building Blox" He dropped like 1,000,000 volumes in a few years! Lol. Check us out @www.rhymeaddicts.com

Im currently working on my debut solo album titled, "Bloodwork" produced by my nephew Anthro Beats. The kid is 16 years old and is a beast with the beats! The album features Jro of Tha Liks, Big Twins, Tha Mexikanz, Rhyme Addicts and many more. Im also gonna some of the younger cats on it like my boys Style Crafters and my dude Phora who is on the come up right now. The album will be out this fall.

9)Influences in your music?

We're part of the whole Infamous Mobb movement. We have a crew called IM3 WEST with Big Twins of Infamous Mobb. That dude has shown us so much love and has been a big influence to our music. Me personally, Im influenced by artists like Crooked I, Tha Alkaholiks, Wu Tang, Gangstarr, Onyx, Jedi Mind Tricks, Cormega and all that fresh hardcore shit. 90'S Hip Hop mainly.

10)Any plans to go on tour abroad?

Im planning a mini tour for my solo album! Gonna hit up some different cities and states. Gonna bring my nephew Anthro with me, as well as Style Crafters and my dude Phora. These are all young cats I wanna help promote so we gonna make some power moves! Im also planning a tour with my boys Kevlaar7 of the Wisemen and Bronze Nazareth and gonna try to get out to Europe soon! Besides that, Im gonna be performing alot. In just the next 2 weeks, I'll be rockin with Blu, Talib Kweli, Liknuts (Tha Liks and Beatnuts) and more. Things are gonna get crazy! TRUST ME!

We released our first official debut album in 2009 titled, "Showtime" and it was produced entirely by the homies' State Of The Art. The album features Crooked I of Slaughterhouse, Big Twins of Infamous Mobb, DJ Solo of Soul Assassins, Styliztik Jones of the Likwit Crew, DJ Limegreen, DJ Mishaps (DJ for Evidence & Alchemist) and the homie Konfident. That album is a classic and it definitely helped us solidify our name in the Hip Hop movement. We also have countless mixtapes, mainly from my dude XP who has a crazy catalog called, "Building Blox" He dropped like 1,000,000 volumes in a few years! Lol. Check us out @www.rhymeaddicts.com

Im currently working on my debut solo album titled, "Bloodwork" produced by my nephew Anthro Beats. The kid is 16 years old and is a beast with the beats! The album features Jro of Tha Liks, Big Twins, Tha Mexikanz, Rhyme Addicts and many more. Im also gonna some of the younger cats on it like my boys Style Crafters and my dude Phora who is on the come up right now. The album will be out this fall.

9)Influences in your music?

We're part of the whole Infamous Mobb movement. We have a crew called IM3 WEST with Big Twins of Infamous Mobb. That dude has shown us so much love and has been a big influence to our music. Me personally, Im influenced by artists like Crooked I, Tha Alkaholiks, Wu Tang, Gangstarr, Onyx, Jedi Mind Tricks, Cormega and all that fresh hardcore shit. 90'S Hip Hop mainly.

10)Any plans to go on tour abroad?

Im planning a mini tour for my solo album! Gonna hit up some different cities and states. Gonna bring my nephew Anthro with me, as well as Style Crafters and my dude Phora. These are all young cats I wanna help promote so we gonna make some power moves! Im also planning a tour with my boys Kevlaar7 of the Wisemen and Bronze Nazareth and gonna try to get out to Europe soon! Besides that, Im gonna be performing alot. In just the next 2 weeks, I'll be rockin with Blu, Talib Kweli, Liknuts (Tha Liks and Beatnuts) and more. Things are gonna get crazy! TRUST ME!

Im currently working on my debut solo album titled, "Bloodwork" produced by my nephew Anthro Beats. The kid is 16 years old and is a beast with the beats! The album features Jro of Tha Liks, Big Twins, Tha Mexikanz, Rhyme Addicts and many more. Im also gonna some of the younger cats on it like my boys Style Crafters and my dude Phora who is on the come up right now. The album will be out this fall.

9)Influences in your music?

We're part of the whole Infamous Mobb movement. We have a crew called IM3 WEST with Big Twins of Infamous Mobb. That dude has shown us so much love and has been a big influence to our music. Me personally, Im influenced by artists like Crooked I, Tha Alkaholiks, Wu Tang, Gangstarr, Onyx, Jedi Mind Tricks, Cormega and all that fresh hardcore shit. 90'S Hip Hop mainly.

10)Any plans to go on tour abroad?

Im planning a mini tour for my solo album! Gonna hit up some different cities and states. Gonna bring my nephew Anthro with me, as well as Style Crafters and my dude Phora. These are all young cats I wanna help promote so we gonna make some power moves! Im also planning a tour with my boys Kevlaar7 of the Wisemen and Bronze Nazareth and gonna try to get out to Europe soon! Besides that, Im gonna be performing alot. In just the next 2 weeks, I'll be rockin with Blu, Talib Kweli, Liknuts (Tha Liks and Beatnuts) and more. Things are gonna get crazy! TRUST ME!

9)Influences in your music?

We're part of the whole Infamous Mobb movement. We have a crew called IM3 WEST with Big Twins of Infamous Mobb. That dude has shown us so much love and has been a big influence to our music. Me personally, Im influenced by artists like Crooked I, Tha Alkaholiks, Wu Tang, Gangstarr, Onyx, Jedi Mind Tricks, Cormega and all that fresh hardcore shit. 90'S Hip Hop mainly.

10)Any plans to go on tour abroad?

Im planning a mini tour for my solo album! Gonna hit up some different cities and states. Gonna bring my nephew Anthro with me, as well as Style Crafters and my dude Phora. These are all young cats I wanna help promote so we gonna make some power moves! Im also planning a tour with my boys Kevlaar7 of the Wisemen and Bronze Nazareth and gonna try to get out to Europe soon! Besides that, Im gonna be performing alot. In just the next 2 weeks, I'll be rockin with Blu, Talib Kweli, Liknuts (Tha Liks and Beatnuts) and more. Things are gonna get crazy! TRUST ME!

We're part of the whole Infamous Mobb movement. We have a crew called IM3 WEST with Big Twins of Infamous Mobb. That dude has shown us so much love and has been a big influence to our music. Me personally, Im influenced by artists like Crooked I, Tha Alkaholiks, Wu Tang, Gangstarr, Onyx, Jedi Mind Tricks, Cormega and all that fresh hardcore shit. 90'S Hip Hop mainly.

10)Any plans to go on tour abroad?

Im planning a mini tour for my solo album! Gonna hit up some different cities and states. Gonna bring my nephew Anthro with me, as well as Style Crafters and my dude Phora. These are all young cats I wanna help promote so we gonna make some power moves! Im also planning a tour with my boys Kevlaar7 of the Wisemen and Bronze Nazareth and gonna try to get out to Europe soon! Besides that, Im gonna be performing alot. In just the next 2 weeks, I'll be rockin with Blu, Talib Kweli, Liknuts (Tha Liks and Beatnuts) and more. Things are gonna get crazy! TRUST ME!

10)Any plans to go on tour abroad?

Im planning a mini tour for my solo album! Gonna hit up some different cities and states. Gonna bring my nephew Anthro with me, as well as Style Crafters and my dude Phora. These are all young cats I wanna help promote so we gonna make some power moves! Im also planning a tour with my boys Kevlaar7 of the Wisemen and Bronze Nazareth and gonna try to get out to Europe soon! Besides that, Im gonna be performing alot. In just the next 2 weeks, I'll be rockin with Blu, Talib Kweli, Liknuts (Tha Liks and Beatnuts) and more. Things are gonna get crazy! TRUST ME!

My biggest piece of advice would be "Make sure you love Hip Hop." Without love for the culture, you won't last very long. The times change every so often and you must be able to adapt, but while you're trying to figure things out, your love for Hip Hop is whats gonna keep you inspired. I've been broke as hell and have gone through rough times where I couldn't find venues and my shows were getting empty, but my passion for Hip Hop kept me determined and inspired. You're not always gonna make alot of money...damn...some of you might not see a dime for a long long time, so without love for the art, you won't enjoy the struggle. Besides that, just keep at it. The haters will always be around to put you down, but ignore them and prove yourself. Make yourself happy. I've booked legends like KRS-ONE, Onyx, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, X Clan, Percee P, Chino XL, Crooked I, Jro of Tha Liks, Defari and countless others and I can do that all day, but my focus right now is on the new generation, the local cats who need that opportunity. It's not about making a quick buck, it's about changing lives, inspiring people and opening doors for those without keys!

12)Shoutouts before we wrap up this interview ? 

I wanna give a shout out to all my fans and supporters! Without ya'll, I wouldn't be this strong! You guys are truly the backbone to my foundation. I appreciate the love and support. Special thanks to Projekt Mecha Magazine for reaching out and showing me love. Knowing people want to hear my story is life changing. Much respect. I would also like to send shout outs to my crew Rhyme Addicts, IM3 West, Big Twins, Infamous Mobb, Anthro Beats, Style Crafters, Yannick, KLH, Faktn Clothing, Street Product, Analigital, Too Ill Clothing, Abnormal Clothing, Phora, Nome One, Jro, Tha Alkaholiks, Crooked I, ASR Ent, The Terrace, Chinky Eyed, my family, friends and everyone who has been down with I Suppose productions since day one! Shout outs to my momma, pops and the rest of the world. Peace!

My biggest piece of advice would be "Make sure you love Hip Hop." Without love for the culture, you won't last very long. The times change every so often and you must be able to adapt, but while you're trying to figure things out, your love for Hip Hop is whats gonna keep you inspired. I've been broke as hell and have gone through rough times where I couldn't find venues and my shows were getting empty, but my passion for Hip Hop kept me determined and inspired. You're not always gonna make alot of money...damn...some of you might not see a dime for a long long time, so without love for the art, you won't enjoy the struggle. Besides that, just keep at it. The haters will always be around to put you down, but ignore them and prove yourself. Make yourself happy. I've booked legends like KRS-ONE, Onyx, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, X Clan, Percee P, Chino XL, Crooked I, Jro of Tha Liks, Defari and countless others and I can do that all day, but my focus right now is on the new generation, the local cats who need that opportunity. It's not about making a quick buck, it's about changing lives, inspiring people and opening doors for those without keys!

12)Shoutouts before we wrap up this interview ? 

I wanna give a shout out to all my fans and supporters! Without ya'll, I wouldn't be this strong! You guys are truly the backbone to my foundation. I appreciate the love and support. Special thanks to Projekt Mecha Magazine for reaching out and showing me love. Knowing people want to hear my story is life changing. Much respect. I would also like to send shout outs to my crew Rhyme Addicts, IM3 West, Big Twins, Infamous Mobb, Anthro Beats, Style Crafters, Yannick, KLH, Faktn Clothing, Street Product, Analigital, Too Ill Clothing, Abnormal Clothing, Phora, Nome One, Jro, Tha Alkaholiks, Crooked I, ASR Ent, The Terrace, Chinky Eyed, my family, friends and everyone who has been down with I Suppose productions since day one! Shout outs to my momma, pops and the rest of the world. Peace!

12)Shoutouts before we wrap up this interview ? 

I wanna give a shout out to all my fans and supporters! Without ya'll, I wouldn't be this strong! You guys are truly the backbone to my foundation. I appreciate the love and support. Special thanks to Projekt Mecha Magazine for reaching out and showing me love. Knowing people want to hear my story is life changing. Much respect. I would also like to send shout outs to my crew Rhyme Addicts, IM3 West, Big Twins, Infamous Mobb, Anthro Beats, Style Crafters, Yannick, KLH, Faktn Clothing, Street Product, Analigital, Too Ill Clothing, Abnormal Clothing, Phora, Nome One, Jro, Tha Alkaholiks, Crooked I, ASR Ent, The Terrace, Chinky Eyed, my family, friends and everyone who has been down with I Suppose productions since day one! Shout outs to my momma, pops and the rest of the world. Peace!

I wanna give a shout out to all my fans and supporters! Without ya'll, I wouldn't be this strong! You guys are truly the backbone to my foundation. I appreciate the love and support. Special thanks to Projekt Mecha Magazine for reaching out and showing me love. Knowing people want to hear my story is life changing. Much respect. I would also like to send shout outs to my crew Rhyme Addicts, IM3 West, Big Twins, Infamous Mobb, Anthro Beats, Style Crafters, Yannick, KLH, Faktn Clothing, Street Product, Analigital, Too Ill Clothing, Abnormal Clothing, Phora, Nome One, Jro, Tha Alkaholiks, Crooked I, ASR Ent, The Terrace, Chinky Eyed, my family, friends and everyone who has been down with I Suppose productions since day one! Shout outs to my momma, pops and the rest of the world. Peace!

Rocking the stage


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7)So Chuck,i'm aware you are currently rapping as well?

11)As a self-made man,do you have any advice you can offer to those, who are trying to ‘establish’ themselves?

           

MEMO on the road

Our Director Of Photography Memo recently did  a photoshoot with an upcoming Model from L.A. Elizabeth. For more of his works, you can visit www.facebook.com/memophotos

Tresa Weddle Projekt Mecha section writer brings you an interview with Jesse Prewitt a Tattoo artist from Sacramento,California

PHOTO OF JESSE PREWITT

Can you take a moment and please introduce yourself 

to our readers: 

My name is Jesse Prewitt I am a tattoo 

artist, adventurous 

and thrill seeking. I love snowboarding, snorkelling and plan 

on going skydiving for my birthday next month. 

How long have you been doing tattoos for?

ARTWORK ON A CLIENT'S FOREARM

Hard at work

Tell me about how you first became interested in tattoos?

Growing up my dad had about 80% of his body tattooed and I thought it was cool. . 

How long did you have to apprentice for?

When did you get your first tattoo and by who?

Have you done any of your own tattoos? 

I have one tattoo on my leg that I did myself. It is a girls face. I felt I needed to practice so I might as well practice on myself.

Have you done any of your own tattoos? 

I have one tattoo on my leg that I did myself. It is a girls face. I felt I needed to practice so I might as well practice on myself.

HANYA MASK ARTWORK BY JESSE PREWITT

CUSTOM  ARTWOK ON SHOES DONE BY JESSE PREWITT

What is the favorite tattoo you have done and why? 

PROJEKT VIRAL CREW MEMBER NICK CHRISTY

Who are your influences?

Tell me about your first Tattoo experience:

What advice can you give someone who is starting or looking to become a tattoo artist?

Do you have any last words for our readers before we wrap up this interview? 

If you are ever in the Sacramento area come check out my work at DV8 in Roseville. If coming in in person is not an option and you want to check out my artwork follow me on Instagram @ calgrwn

I would like to thank Projekt Mecha and all of their readers for for taking the time and interest in me and my artwork.

If you are ever in the Sacramento area come check out my work at DV8 in Roseville. If coming in in person is not an option and you want to check out my artwork follow me on Instagram @ calgrwn

I would like to thank Projekt Mecha and all of their readers for for taking the time and interest in me and my artwork.

I would like to thank Projekt Mecha and all of their readers for for taking the time and interest in me and my artwork.

BROTHERS! (JESSE PREWITT FEAT NICK CHRISTY)

I have been tattooing for about 5 years. 

For as long as I can remember I have wanted to be "one of those guys" covered in tattoos

Most tattoo artist start out as an apprentice however the first shop I worked for I brought a client with me and tattooed right there for my interview. The shop owner was impressed with my style and artwork so he hired me on the spot and I started the next day as a tattoo artist-no apprenticing required. I am self taught and have been fortunate enough to be able to work with a lot of talented artists over the past 3 years that have taking the time to teach me along the way. 

I got my first tattoo when I was 17 from my dads friend in my brothers bedroom. 

I just recently did a Traditional Rock of Ages tattoo. It's my favorite style because of all the bold lines and bright colors.

I don't really have influences because I want my artwork to remain my own style. I do have a couple favorite artists Jeff Gogue, Derek Knoble because their styles are unique and their own...you can definitely pick their art out of a crowd. 

The first tattoo I did was on my ex-girlfriends sister in her living room. It took me like 2 hours to complete something that it would take me about 20 minutes to do today. It ended up getting infected. My Mom had bought me some ink from a whole in the wall shop and i did not realize it was expired. It was an off brand that had no writing or expiration date on The bottle. That was definitely a learning experience all the way around. 

I think the most important advice I can give to someone wanting to be a tattoo artist is to draw all the time is the most important thing ALWAYS!! Paint, draw anything that will make you better. If you are going for an apprenticeship at a reputable shop they will want to see art work that you have drawn in your portfolio not tattoos you have done out of your house. 

There are a lot of tattoo artists out there so you want to make sure that your artwork is unique, do something that stands out and makes your artwork your own.