@Wale Wearing the Air Foamposite "Galaxy"

The first person we saw with the Dark Pine Foams, Wale...and now he's back with the Galaxy Foams, set to release 2/24. Check em out!

Rotimi (@Rotimi) - "She Know It" [Music Video]

Happy Valentine's Day!!!

Check out the latest from the homie, Rotimi. He presents is latest visual presentation in "She Know It." Both R&B and hip hop fans alike should find some appreciation in this new audio/visual experience. "She Know It" is off of the While You Wait project available RIGHT HERE





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2012 Grammys: The Simply Inspiring and the Plain Hot Mess

For the first time in a long time, I chose to tune into the Grammys. I was curious to know how they would handle the sudden and untimely passing of the pop icon, Whitney Houston. I also was looking forward to hearing Adele sing live again and was wanted to see how many awards the Brit would walk away with. The night started off with a few glitches. LL Cool J appeared uncomfortable and did not fit into the mode of a poised Grammy host. It appeared that he was completely dependent on the teleprompter as his guide. I have a strong feeling that if the teleprompter would have malfunctioned, Mr. James Todd Smith would have been in shambles. I assumed he tried his best though.

There were plenty of performances throughout the night. Some were wonderful, while others were ridiculous. Bruno Mars’ performance of “Runaway Baby” was an ode to the 1950s music genre. Chris Brown sang and danced his bootay off during a compilation of his recent songs. Adele with her big hair and even bigger voice gave a truly soulful rendition of her hit “Rolling In the Deep.” I love how she does not need the 27 background dancers, the random fireworks and extravagant orchestra band to back her. She is enough on her own. She can stand on her own. Now, Ms. Nicki Minaj is a completely different story. She attempted to cause controversy before even performing onstage. The rapper walked the red carpet in a dramatic Versace red caped outfit and red satin gloves. She was also accompanied by a Pope lookalike. Once Minaj took the stage, she basically partook in an onstage exorcism. It was not only shocking but in simple poor taste. I do not think Minaj is a bad artist in total. I actually think she is a clever rapper but last night’s performance was gimmicky and offensive. Get a grip, girl!

In my opinion, there were two highlights of the night. One was Adele winning six Grammys for the night (tying with Beyonce for the most Grammys won by a female artist in a single night.) The British born star seemed really surprised and humble by the academy’s recognition of her talents. For me, the second highlight was Jennifer Hudson’s tribute to Whitney Houston. The Academy Award winning singer sang her heart out in her rendition of Houston’s “I Will Always Love You.” Hudson’s performance was impeccable and heartfelt. She even shed a couple of tears. I believe she made Houston proud. Overall, this year’s Grammys were interesting in both a positive and negative way. I'll Be tuning in next year.

Clout - "Get Around" [Music Video Preview]

Uh oh... I smell work coming from Star Enterprise's own Clout. More visuals brought to you by our good friend, Fun Zach.

#Mean coming Tuesday, February 21st. You'll be able to get that RIGHT HERE ON SCREAMATME.com!





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LOL of the Day: Laptop Shooting Father [Video]

This is too funny, but too real at the same time. I think this is UNREAL, PHENOMENAL Parenting by North Carolina's own Tommy Jordan, who was upset over his daughter's Facebook rant. I love the fact that after he recorded this, he posted it on her Facebook wall.

More parenting like this!!!





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Bones x Hank McCoy - "How I Do" [Music Video]

Bones and Hank McCoy probably want to bury Team SCREAMATME. My apologies fellas. This visual dropped probably a week ago now. Follow Bones as he does what it is he does...



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Jennifer Hudson's Whitney Houston Tribute [GRAMMY Performance]

Jennifer Hudson x Clive Davis x Whitney Houston

Last night after watching this Jennifer Hudson performance at the 54th Annual GRAMMY Awards, I made a bold statement via Twitter...

I believe in what I say and I stand by that.

So, I think Jennifer Hudson can out sing Adele. But she's black...and unfortunately, we're still fighting.

— John A. Petty, III (@JPettyIII) February 13, 2012

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What We Should Remember About Whitney Houston

Whitney Houston was a pop diva who was widely considered to have the greatest voice of all time. Houston was awarded with multiple accolades including Grammys and set multiple records in the music industry. In the early 90s, she also had her share of trials and tribulations in her career including confirmed drug use and a ‘complex’ marriage with singer, Bobby Brown. It seemed that Houston’s public persona image began to decline to her personal issues. In 2009, the New Jersey native staged a storybook comeback. Her album, ‘I Look To You’ debuted at number 1 and put the former superstar back on the industry’s radar. Sadly, today Houston has passed away at the age of 48.

My belief is that instead of evaluating her dark days, we should celebrate her legacy. Every triumph in the singer’s career, every box office success and every note she sung should be remembered. Too often it seems that when public figures falter, we judge them (very harshly at times.) And not to mention, if a public figure passes away too soon, no matter how many great things he or she accomplished in their lives, we seem to discuss their struggles more. Whitney Houston was imperfect but she found strength to overcome her demons. Doesn’t that deserves an applause? Hopefully, she will now have peace.

R.I.P. Whitney Houston [LA AP Reports]

According to the Los Angeles Associated Press, Whitney Houston has died at the age of 48.

Camp publicist Kristen Foster, reported just a few moments ago that the singer had died, but the cause and the location of her death were unclear.
In her prime, Houston was considered widely as "the golden girl" of the music industry and one of the world's best-selling artists.

Among her various hits were "How Will I Know," ''Saving All My Love for You" and "I Will Always Love You." As a Grammy-award winning artist including (album and record of the year), her success carried her beyond music and onto the big screen. See "The Bodyguard."

By the end of her career, drug use took its toll as her record sales plummeted and her voice became tarnished. Attempting to tour again, Whitney was highly criticized for her lackluster performances. She was a beautiful spirit and her legacy will always remain.

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Air Jordan 10 "Old Royal" *RELEASE REMINDER*

If you're reading this you may be in line for these or some othe heat Nike released today. But in case your forgot, this is a reminder that the Air Jordan 10 "Old Royal" is releasing today!

Some of you may believe its too late if you're just reading this. But dont give up. With the Black History Month Pack, and the release of Air Jordan 1 "Dave White" edition, these 10s may have been overlooked by many. So go try your luck!

Release: 02/11/2012
Retail: $160