"BORROWED TIME" - Animated Short

            
    
     Borrowed Time is a short film that Pixar animators Lou Hamou-Lhadj and Andrew Coats made as a side project. This powerful clip, which has appeared at several film festivals, gives many tones of what its like to suffer loss.  It will be available to watch on Vimeo for a limited time.  This opens a door to the idea of Pixar making more than just family friendly films.  Could this be the start of another division of films and pieces in the future?  Could be.  I once told someone if Pixar made films that were based on other genres, it would be epic, and they told me Pixar would NEVER do that...-.-
Don't take every opinion into consideration, unless that person is from the future, in which you should probably listen because they know first hand.

-Al3x

TH3 FUTUR3 IS NOW.

NIKE MAG

THE FUTURE IS NOW

Nike has provided us an opportunity to win one of the only pairs of the self power-lacing Nike Air Mag from Back to the Future Part 2 (KOOL KAT's favorite movie) In partnership with the Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF). Amazingly enough all of the proceeds will go to Parkinson's disease research to find a cure.

Less than 100 pairs are available globally through The Draw that started on Oct, 4, 2016, and the winners will be notified TODAY, October 17, 2016.

We've ordered OUR tickets....have YOU!?

WER'E BACK VERY SOON ;)

                                    

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!

Did you find Gobbler? (The Turkey)

"LOOK!" RICH P - BEASTIE BOYS

"LOOK!"

Rich P is a talented Rap artist from Harlem who started 

rapping when he was only five years old, started 

recording at eleven and formed a group at thirteen that 

left him with three CD's under his belt. In 2005, the 

 group split due to creative

                         
                          differences and he'd been 

             
                tucked away honing his skills until 2008. 

                                   
                                    He resurfaced 

with the moniker Rich P, a slight ode to his father, "He's 

     the reason I started to do music in the first place." 

His videos Are featured on FreeOnSmash.com and 

VladTv.com who have followed the likes of veteran 

Kanye West and new-schoolers J. Cole, Big Sean, and 

A$AP. 

Currently, Rich P had his debut mixtape, The 

Inauguration, And Sophomore "The Oval Office" 

circulating hip hop sites. Which Have Generated Buzz For 

The Harlem Native.  Even More recently, he released his 

new mixtape "The Assasination" which is an outstanding 

tape. He also now has his own Snapback hat line called 

"Anubis"  which had it's debut release date yesterday Oct 

20th, 2012.  Many More articles on Rich - P to come!

Peep Rich -P 's New Music Video That JUST premiered,

 "BEASTIE BOYS", He's Rockin the N3Persons* Plush Rose 

in the video! Check out the swagger

KOOL KAT Pays Tribute to HMN ALNS

SO KOOL KAT DECIDED TO PAY HOMAGE TO ONE OF HIS FAVORITE ARTISTS IN THE GAME RIGHT NOW....

 So..You wanna be Trill? Meet Trill Himself: HMNALNS

FOLLOW HIM ON TUMBLR http://humanaliens.tumblr.com/

CHECK OUT HIS AWESOME ARTWORK WHILE YOUR AT IT.

YEA.  IT IS WHAT YOU THOUGHT.  HE DID DESIGN THESE ALONG SIDE JEFFREY CAMPBELL.  YOU CAN FIND THESE AND MANY MORE OF HIS COLLAB CREATIONS ON WWW.KARMALOOP.COM

INSPIRED BY HMN ALNS AND TRILL's ART STYLE, CHRISTIAN ALEXANDER CUSTOMIZED A LITTLE PIC OF SS VEGETA ROCKIN HIS OLD SCOUTER AND SAIYAN ARMOR WITH A LITTLE RICARDO TISCI GIVENCHY AND BAPE CAMO FLAVOR FOR THIS SPECIAL ARTICLE

HAHA ^_^

SHOUTOUTS TO HMN ALNS, KEEP SWAGGIN!

Chief O¥abun - Depth Of Death​(​Prod. Wax Tailor)

     PROUDLY INTRODUCING, THE CHIEF!!!
                       COMING TO YOU FROM BROOKLYN, NY


 CHECK OUT "CHIEF's" NEW SONG, "DEPTH OF DEATH", Produced by WAX TAILOR!  CHECK IT OUT.  DOWNLOAD ABOVE!!!! CHIEF IS N3PERSONS' NEXT OFFICIAL SPONSOR!!! ENJOY GOOD MUSIC!!! Now -__-!!!

Courtney Anthony - RoughDraft: Based On True Stories & Dreams

                         Courtney Anthony 
        RoughDraft: Based On True Stories And
                                 Dreams
        THE OFFICIAL MIXTAPE RELEASE
KOOL KAT Left N3Persons* Headquarters to Surf the Net and protect it from wackness, and found Courtney Anthony’s Roughdraft Mixtape and immediately told Chris Alex. Currently? Vibing to the music. #STAMPOFAPPROVAL! 
CHECK OUT THE TEASER TRAILER BELOW!


DOWNLOAD THE MIXTAPE HERE!!!

SOPHISTICATED - AN INVISIBLE VISION

Joey Green, A.K.A. SOPHISTICATED, Whom we're very proud to say is one of the artists of Live Life who is sponsored by N3PERSONS, Just dropped his newest mixtape, "An Invisible Vision", and We must say it is EPIC.  Who is SOPHISTICATED?  WHERE DID HE COME FROM???!!! TELL YOU MORE ABOUT HIM? NEGRO PLEASE, SURE WE WILL....

 Sophisticated (Born Joseph Isaiah Green) was born in Washington DC on May 21st, 1993. He began rapping in the Summer of 2007. During this time, he was only writing lyrics in a composition notebook. Sophisticated began to get serious with his rap career in July of 2009. He began to record his own tracks and produce some of his own beats. After a few months, Sophisticated released his first mixtape titled, "What Is Sophisticated?" (Released 4/17/10). After releasing "WIS", he immediately began working on his second mixtape titled, "From Me To You" (Released 8/20/10). Sophisticated continues to work on his music and collaborate with other artists. He is also a founder of a multi talented musical group called "The Committee", formed by him and friends. Sophisticated's main focus is his dedication time and effort that he puts into his music. Aside from recording many projects, he has collaborated with XYZay and Jake Catt for music videos. XYZay shot and directed "For The Kill" and "Unsung Hero". Jake Catt shot and directed "All Jokes Aside" and "Grimy". Sophisticated continues to make music and currently attends St. John's University in Queens, New York.

AND NOW, WITHOUT FURTHER A DUE,  N3PERSONS 


PRESENTS....

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GRAMMY AWARDS 2012: LET'S BREAK IT DOWN!

Ok People, let’s take a happy peak back at the some of the memorable events that made this monumental 54^th Grammy Awards something of a spectacle. If you’re looking for the negative, I’m sure you’ll have no shortage of re-caps to find out any blunders....>.< BLEH! But in the mean time, here are some of the pleasant happenings:

1) Jennifer Hudson’s Whitney Houston Tribute: Well, this performance was inevitably bound to cripple every single spectator watching – no matter how black anyone’s lump of coal heart is when it comes to the great vocalist who passed suddenly just one day before the broadcast. Hudson, undoubtedly one of the most talented performers of our generation, took the stage to solemnly perform Houston’s hit single from The Bodyguard’s greatest-selling soundtrack of all time, “I Will Always Love You,” and proved immediately she couldn’t have been a better choice to sing the weighty tribute. Before impeccably bellowing each note, maintaining her composure despite being brought to tears during rehearsals and raising the audience to their feet – Hudson’s initial uttering of the opening “If I should stay…” was already cause to have this blissful tribute go down in history as one of the most powerful ever.

2) Adele’s Straight-Up Sweep of Her Categories: Can we really be surprised? I made the mistake of trying to share the love in my Grammy pool picks, when I should have known better – she is unstoppable and completely deserving following her exemplary year in music. This shining vocalist and humble doll of a performer was the ideal inductee into the megastar Grammy-sweeping hall of fame, winning all six of her nominated categories (including Song and Record of the Year – a rare double-win), and sparkling as that undeniably gigantic voice who might ease the pain of having recently lost another one. Aside from her clean sweep and modest on-stage acceptance speeches, Adele brought the brought the house down during her performance of the reprimanding break-up favourite “Rolling in the Deep” – an effortless act that proved a little throat surgery can’t stop this magnificent new icon.

3) LL Cool J hosting: My appreciation for LL and his ever-present cap? Surprisingly heightened following his calm and collected role as host of this year’s show. As we all observed, he only really introduced artists and presenters briefly – but when he pointed out that “This night is about something universal and healing; this night is about music,” outdated newsboy caps around the world went off to him.

4) Bruno Mars Being Something of a Superstar: I have to say, this little jazzed-up boy wonder and his Doo Wops and Hooligans trendy troop really impressed me. The bullhorn toss, the fancy James Brown-reminiscent footwork, sharp outfits and a whole lot of love for the 60s were only a few of the items that wowed me during the new kid on the block’s pumped-up presentation. Obviously pulling moves and costume looks out of the tickle trunk left over from days as a toddler Elvis impersonator – Mars’ overall new-meets-old concept had us grooving in our seats.

5) Foo Fighters…the first time around: I love the boys of Foo, and pity the Foos who don’t. After decades of absolutely searing stages with thumping drum solos, electric riffs and Dave Grohl’s infinite growl, I love to see that they’re still able to rouse a crowd, young and old, the way they do. Anyone who’s seen them live can attest to their explosive rock execution, and despite the fact that I didn’t think they needed to be on stage four times throughout the show, I was very pleased to see them up there the first time – and a second with our favourite spin-savvy Canadian rodent, DeadMau5.

6) Old Timers For The Win: People are often astonished when some of the more elderly rockers can still bring the masses to their feet, race across stages and rip a guitar solo that someone twenty years their junior might struggle with. I never am. Although I realize that their physicality might be limiting as the years go on (unless you’re Mick Jagger and have chugged from the fountain of muscle elasticity and youth) – the old boys of rock ‘n roll, the founders and the contributors to the greatness of the genre will always have that ability deep-rooted in their soul. Talent like that doesn’t fade; Sir Paul McCartney doesn’t forget those feisty guitar licks from his days as a Beatle or Wing, Joe Walsh and Springsteen absolutely recall how to full-body jam and the Beach Boys don’t overlook how their voices still sound like songbirds when harmonically paired together. And I’m so very thankful for that – for these icons who still grace us with their presence on stage, and help us remember that musical ability and the passion to share it is timeless.

7) Bon Iver Is. The. Champion: Justin Vernon…where do I begin? His breakthrough band, Bon Iver, is one of my greatest musical loves – and until I got to finally see them this past summer, life was really just a tad incomplete. Not only winning Best Alt-Rock album, but beating a slew of trendy new stars like Nicki Minaj and J.Cole to win Best New Artist, Bon Iver humbly thanked a lengthy list of special people including “Katie” (folk goddess girlfriend Kathleen Edwards), the musical talent that couldn’t be there, as well as the voters who he commended for the “sweet hook-up.” Genius musician, hilarious man.

8) Rihanna’s Scorching Performance/Appearance: Men (and women) everywhere were without a doubt zeroed in on RiRi as the “only girl in the world” during both her solo and Coldplay collaboration performance on stage. Stunning attire that unbashfully showed off her banging bod and fashion fearlessness absolutely garnered a few fist pumps out of us ladies; the cherry on top being that her voice sounded top-notch and her feminine confidence was infectious.

9) The Civil Wars Break Onto The Big Stage and Nab Two Wins: Although this powerhouse duo from Nashville, Tennessee are still mildly under the radar – their undeniable country/folk talent and breathtaking debut album are, in my mind, more than enough cause to have them up on that stage (even if only for a brief snippet of their hit song) and winning awards. These two will absolutely stand the test of time, and if you haven’t had the chance to listen to them in full, please do – they’ll twang and two-step you into oblivion.

10) The Boss [pronounced baw-s or bow-s]: Defined as – master of or over; manage; direct; control. Sounds about right. Bruce Springsteen, the best for last, the clear holder of this title and opening act of the big show, was once quoted saying, “We’re here to re-dedicate you to the Power, the Passion, the Mystery and the Ministry of Rock ‘N Roll.” In the Church of LL, who promptly noted that Springsteen still writes his music “for the people,” I only have one response in agreement with Preacher Cool J – Amen.

What was your favourite performance of the night? Grammy Moment? Outfit? Blunder? Exorcist re-enactment? Let us know and comment below! (Rhyming? Maybe next year is my year in the rap category…)