this Sunday the only

[marcblemberg]

its amazing how people pay thousands of dallors for radio spots..
and yap about being the best hip hop club in vegas.
the only way to see the real is to come to the real.

The hottest spot in Vegas on a Sunday night check out slide.

The only pure real deal & only Hip Hop spot in Las Vegas.

Others claim to be real, but it takes more then a rap CD to make it a real Hip Hop Spot

See the turn table mix Master D.J.P rip it live and direct in front of your eyes on the dance floor.

And check out VH1 Hip Hop Honoree Mr. freeze From the world famous Rock steady crew rock It Live.

we will take any B,Boy Or DJ Challenge from anyone.



@ Tabu the Ultra Lounge

MGM

Click on flier for animated invite.







Mr. Freeze

Rock Steady Crew

[outofthebox]

Real promoters know how to receive thousands of dollars worth of radio for free, by having others sponsor, but that requires business sense. The beauty of radio is it bring out all the local women. Oh wait that's not important to the sausage fest over there. Sorry I keep forgetting your party isn't about hot women, it's about battling and 40 year old breakdancers. So you go ahead and brag about how dead your party is, and others will get thousands of dollars worth of exposure and throw parties with huge lines the same night as your party, and you can claim you're the winner. You go boy.

[outofthebox]

LOL what would you expect when your invitation has a picture or you, a DUDE, as the image. You have a lot to learn about marketing in Las Vegas.

[marcblemberg]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa lil john & the ying yang twins thats hip hop...
Ha Ha Ha ya up scale hip hop.
Yap Yap Yap.
Oh and i know excatly how much you pay for the radio spots with 88.1 & 98.5 Yaaaaaaaaa keep paying for does spots.
Mr freeze
Rcok steady crew.

[outofthebox]

Yeah Lil Jon and Ying Yang ARE hip-hop, TODAY's popular hip-hop. I know this may come as a shock to you but this is year 2006, not 1982. Lil Jon produces some of the sickest tracks out there, even those that your lover DJ P drops.

I noticed Tabu takes out full page ads in the local magazines. OPM advertises on Urban Radio. What a freakin shock that is too. OPM caters to Urban hip-hop/R&B fans and reaches out to them on the radio stations they listen to. OPM works with djs who also work on those radio station.. another shocker. The radio gets paid for ads by the club or sponsors. Boy that never occured before in club history. All these shockers.

[djmasterweb]

I love being involved with the radio. It's money well spent to secure local support. Keeps people reminded of what's crackin' 5 nights a week. Perfect match for our demographic. Helps build artist and label support. If working with radio is somehow a bad thing, I guess we suck at creating lots of room to dance.

[marcblemberg]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa thats hip hop.
Mr freeze
Rock Steady crew

[marcblemberg]

Originally Posted by outofthebox

Yeah Lil Jon and Ying Yang ARE hip-hop, TODAY's popular hip-hop. I know this may come as a shock to you but this is year 2006, not 1982. Lil Jon produces some of the sickest tracks out there, even those that your lover DJ P drops.

I noticed Tabu takes out full page ads in the local magazines. OPM advertises on Urban Radio. What a freakin shock that is too. OPM caters to Urban hip-hop/R&B fans and reaches out to them on the radio stations they listen to. OPM works with djs who also work on those radio station.. another shocker. The radio gets paid for ads by the club or sponsors. Boy that never occured before in club history. All these shockers.

It takes more then a 50 cent candy shop cd to be a hip hop club.
thats wack.
Mr Freeze
Rock steady crew
ps...Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Oh ya thats hip hop...

[marcblemberg]

Originally Posted by outofthebox

Yeah Lil Jon and Ying Yang ARE hip-hop, TODAY's popular hip-hop. I know this may come as a shock to you but this is year 2006, not 1982. Lil Jon produces some of the sickest tracks out there, even those that your lover DJ P drops.

I noticed Tabu takes out full page ads in the local magazines. OPM advertises on Urban Radio. What a freakin shock that is too. OPM caters to Urban hip-hop/R&B fans and reaches out to them on the radio stations they listen to. OPM works with djs who also work on those radio station.. another shocker. The radio gets paid for ads by the club or sponsors. Boy that never occured before in club history. All these shockers.

lil john & the ying yang twins are as much hip hop as hammer & vanilla ice were rock and rollers.
and the twins speak english as well as i spell,ya everyone wants to see them...
theres no way they will ever be excepted by the real.
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
WACK.
Mr freeze
Rock Steady crew
PS hay outbox Rah Rah Rah I see your still crying...

[marcblemberg]

Originally Posted by djmasterweb

I love being involved with the radio. It's money well spent to secure local support. Keeps people reminded of what's crackin' 5 nights a week. Perfect match for our demographic. Helps build artist and label support. If working with radio is somehow a bad thing, I guess we suck at creating lots of room to dance.

I find it interesting that when the adds run on the radio they mention every dj that play,EXCEPT YOUR Name i never hear it in any of the adds CDWEBMASTER...Hamnmmmm why is that.
ITS BECAUSE YOUR NOT A DJ,YOUR A CD PLAYER.
Its a good thing you have the kid capri there...
Mr freeze
Rock Steady crew

[xlr8ted]

marc, get outta the 80's man.

[djmasterweb]

Originally Posted by marcblemberg

the twins speak english as well as i spell...

I have to admit, that was pretty funny.

Curious, why are you listening to all those fake hip-hop songs on the radio? Perhaps you're tired of the 80's station?

Be sure to listen to your radio with a tube box since a real radio listener doesn't use advanced circuits. It's still the 80s right?

[marcblemberg]

Originally Posted by djmasterweb

I have to admit, that was pretty funny.

Curious, why are you listening to all those fake hip-hop songs on the radio? Perhaps you're tired of the 80's station?

Be sure to listen to your radio with a tube box since a real radio listener doesn't use advanced circuits. It's still the 80s right?

I have to say that your come back was great and true.
I personally only like 70's Funk & soul.
But i have to say that you just made my day,you are so right.
you have me laughing my ass off.
have a great day.
when your right your right.
mr freeze
rcok Steady crew

[vegasbabie]

Originally Posted by outofthebox

Yeah Lil Jon and Ying Yang ARE hip-hop, TODAY's popular hip-hop. I know this may come as a shock to you but this is year 2006, not 1982. Lil Jon produces some of the sickest tracks out there, even those that your lover DJ P drops.

Today's Hip hop and yesterday's hip hop are the same. It's not music, its a life style. But most people mistakenly associate the term "hip-hop" with today's "Pop music", further more, it's been branded with that term for so long that "hip-hop" is now a general term to describe the popular or "pop" music of today. So I say F**k No, lil Jon and ying yang are not hip-hop. They are just rappers and producers.

That's hip-hop lesson 101 for ya buddy. Next week we have quiz.

Question for you Outofthebox, have you every been the Get Back @ Beauty Bar every first friday? If not, you should. Because that's a true hip-hop event. They don't have just rap music, or as you call it hip hop. They have funk, soul, old school rap, 80's, and reggae. I'll be there next month, you should come, I'll even buy your first drink.

[djmasterweb]

To the average Vegas clubgoer who spends money at clubs, hip-hop is defined as rap music they know and love, along with some new beats that can be associated with other music they already know. This music makes them dance and sometimes rap along, and everyone has a great time. So please don't come up on here and state that hip-hop 101 somehow contradicts a well established and accepted definition. Obviously the hip-hop "culture/lifestyle" and hip-hop music aren't the same thing, but when a product is offered in a mainstream tourist town, it usually caters to the masses.

Lil Jon and Ying Yang are perfect examples of artists who make music that's played at hip-hop music clubs and sold at hip-hop music record stores and downloaded at hip-hop music internet services and played on hip-hop music radio stations and television programs. Yes it's true. To the consumer, those guys represent hip-hop even if you don't personally agree. So you can argue this until you turn blue in the face. Meanwhile the rest of us are laughing our ways to the bank. Sorry not to sound arrogant, but this whole hip-hop conversation is so silly. Feel free to not jump on the bandwagon. Vegas is probably the worst city in the country to fight what most people want.