The Clark Kent (@DJClarkKent) Episode

By on July 27, 2012 in Clark Kent, Dallas Penn, Jay-Z, just blaze, Show
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This man’s history can’t fit in one episode. Pause. Clark talks about how he started dj’ing at 9 years old as he witnessed first hand the birth of Hip Hop, why he felt Jay-Z was a better mc than B.I.G., why he didn’t sign NaS and more. We didn’t even get to the sneakers.

*artwork by Theotis Jones*

DJ Clark Kent | @DJClarkKent | GOD’S FAVORITE DJ / PRODUCER / SNEAKER AFICIONADO / PARTNER LTD+ / FOUNDER OF SUPERMEN DJ’s / THE ATF GENERAL / BROOKLYN BANDITS

 

Updated w/ Show Notes

Show Notes

News w/ MattRaz

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About Combat Jack

Attorney, author and radio personality Reggie Ossé is an established authority in all things urban entertainment. He is considered the first in today’s new wave of savvy attorneys well versed and nurtured in Urban, Hip Hop and Popular culture. He is the author of “Bling, The Hip Hop Jewelry Book”, a cultural anthropology coffee table book which provides an in depth and entertaining study of man’s fascination with jewelry spanning back to the birth of civilization.

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