DJ Nu-Mark was on KTLA 5 news. Check it!
 

Here he is performing for an audience. Now to hack my toddler’s and infant’s toys.

Strictly Grindin’ Entertainment will be performing this Saturday, June 25th at Green Door in Hollywood. With live performances by Ethiks, Ghost, Koriana Tha 1st Lady of SGE, TMFT & Yung Ace. The nineoutof10 crew will be there to support and cover the event. See you guys there and say wassup! if you see us sporting our gear (apparel and production equipment).

Somewhere in Bulgaria, painted over some old Soviet monument.

Just follow these easy brain dead instructions and get a chance to win some free gear.

Only sold in Japan, almost certainly already sold out. You are not worthy.

Street Art has been around for decades now since it’s crude beginnings in the form of graffiti. This was originally thought to be a menace to society. But as the creativity of artist became more innovative, the art form evolved, and the general public learned accept and even appreciate this type of art. With the help of the internet artist like Banksy, Space Invader, and Shepard Fairey thrived and rose to become international stars.

Street art was always thought of as the ultimate form of pure art. Most street artist do what they do for nothing other then to express themselves in the form of their artwork. Nobody buys their work, and they don’t get paid to do it. On the contrary, they risk fines and possible jail time for endeavoring in their craft. For the risk they run, they earn the right to be seen as the rebel “rock stars” of the art community. But with all this attention from the masses, it was only a matter of time before corporate giants would find a way to exploit it for profits and gain. And this is what your seeing here. Some might argue that this might be a way for street artist to make some money for their work. But is that worth tainting the pure and free creativity of the art with corporate agendas?

(Picture sources are from http://www.epicweird.com/amazing-street-advertising)

First 100 followers to add us on all three social media sites will get a bundle of stickers, additional followers after will be entered into a raffle to win shirts and a mystery prize.

Contest start on 6-8-2011.

Raffle winners will be announced on July 8th 2011. After you added all three sites, email general@nineoutof10.com with your account info for all three sites and sit back and wait for your gear to arrive.

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Back in April we were called on to shoot a dance sequence for our friend Remy Pierre and the “Lionz Den” dance crew, in the mist of setting up we messed around and did a few shots for Jacques Mordoki as he mixed it up on the turntables. Pieced it up over the weekend and here it is. If you’re in need of a DJ, shoot him an email at JaQMcFly@gmail.com or visit him at
www.DJAQ.net

If any of you had recently visited LRG’s website within the last few days, you probably already heard the news Jonas Gregory co-founder of LRG, has recently passed away. Jonas was a true pioneer amongst the fashion industry, even though we don’t know him personally our hearts goes out to his friends & family. Though you have left this world, your name and achievement won’t be forgotten, R.I.P.

And he gave one of the most stirring, heart felt speeches I have ever heard. It was so special I thought I should share with you.