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I Love Hip Hop Blog - Written by Candy Cartel
When I first heard that BET’s 106 and Park was searching for new hosts I felt like this was the opportunity I’ve been waiting for. Even being able to submit a audition video whether I’m picked or not is an opporunity. I’m glad that I finally got it out of my system…wish me luck! 
I Love Hip Hop Blog – I had a opportunity to sit down with CTE’s own Scrilla, we chopped it up about his latest mixtape “The Demonstration”, him signing with Jeezy’s CTE Label and his 2 powerful movments that he’s apart of No Line Gang and Its Tha World.
THE DEMONSTRATION hosted by Bigga Rankin is live here: LIVEMIXTAPES.COM
I Love Hip Hop Blog - I caught up with one of the hottest emerging artists in Atlanta Fly Guy Veto, we discuss his latest mixtape #NoHandsOut and got to know him a little bit more. Download the mixtape from LiveMixtapes.com.
I Love Hip Hop Blog - Candy C. is the creator and lead blogger for I Love Hip Hop Blog as well as a freelance host and interviewer. She was born and raised in the S.W.A.T.S. (South West Atlanta). She has a deep passion for hip hop and blogs about hip hop topics and expresses that passion on her blog. Candy C. is a vibrant, energetic and communicative voice for the urban entertainment industry. She states, “I’m ready anytime and any moment to interview any stranger, music artist, or celebrity and give them the interview of a life-time.” Candy C. hopes to one day host her own show on a major network.
Written by Candy Cartel
My first memory of HIP HOP was playing Master P’s “Ice Cream Man” on cassette in 1996, I was10 years old. Throughout the years I learned about Tupac and the legacy he left behind to HIP HOP, and I knew he would always and forever be apart of our culture. 8 ball & MJG, Field Mob, Outkast, Bone Thugs in Harmony and many other creative minds evaded my ears growing up. My love was truly intensified when I got a hold of Eminem’s “Marshall Mather’s LP” in 2000 and learned each and every word by heart. When I was 15yrs old I took T.I’s “I’m Serious” album from my older sister and listened to that CD everynight with my handheld CD player and head phones.
What amazed me so much and caught my attention was the way HIP HOP artists rode the beats, manipulating words and creating a master piece of art. These artists told us stories within musical notes. Whether I was sad, happy, or mad I could always find a HIP HOP song that I could relate to. HIP HOP was always there for me when I needed it and just a play button away.
HIP HOP has taken me all over the globe from the west to the east from the north to the south without having to even get on a plane. Luckily I was born and raised and still reside in the present heart of HIP HOP which is Atlanta(S.W.A.T.S to be exact).
My love for HIP HOP often confused me because I couldn’t rap or sing, but I was so fascinated by it. My passion for HIP HOP caused me to pursue other venues in the music industry. I have an amazing ear for music. I’m able to perceive it from the view of a consumer or a label executive. So far I have tried out artist management, marketing, and promotions and now have found my niche in this Hip Hop world which is corresponding, interviewing & blogging, but still open to other endeavors as I grow.
My blog explores my mind and my views on HIP HOP, while also keeping you inform on the current news and positive results of HIP HOP. These are my thoughts and my opinions, remember that . HIP HOP is not just not just a genre of music…it’s a lifestyle…that I live for…and of course my love.
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MY DUDES going RAW in the video, straight swag, straight beasting in the game! THE SONG IS HOT, THE VIDEO IS BLAZIN! I SEE GREAT THINGS FOR THIS CREW.
ps; the COLLAB, #greatchoice. (T-PAIN KILT THE HOOK, Would’nt you agree?)
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I LOVE HIP HOP…point..blank…period…It all started when I was 15yrs old with T.I’s I’m Serious Album that I took from my big sister and listened to with my handheld CD player and head phones in my bed everynight. Then my love was intensified when I got a hold ofEminem’s Marshall Mather’s LP…. then 8 ball & MJG, Field Mob,Outkast, Bone Thugs in Harmony and many other creative minds evaded my ears as well.What amaze me so much and caught my attention was the way hip hop artists rode the beats, manipulating words and creating a master piece of art.These artist told us stories within musical notes. Whether I was sad, happy, or mad I could always find a track that I could relate to. Hip Hop was always there for me when I needed it and just a play button away. Hip Hop has taken me all over the globe from the west to the east from the north to the south without having to even get on a plane. Luckily I was born and raised and still reside in the present heart of Hip Hop which is Atlanta(S.W.A.T.S to be exact . My love for HIP HOP often confused me because I couldn’t rap or sing, but I was so fascinated by it. I have an amazing ear for music..I’m able to perceive it from the view of a consumer or a label executive. So I took a interest in other venues of the music industry…artist mgmt, marketing, promo., etc as well as hosting, radio, & blogging. This blogsite explores my mind and my views on Hip Hop, while also keeping you inform on the current news and positive results of Hip Hop. Hip Hop is not just not just a genre of music it’s a lifestyle..that I live for….and of course my love Enjoy 
Candy C. is the creator and lead blogger for I Love Hip Hop Blog as well as a freelance host and interviewer. She was born and raised on the Westside of Atlanta. She has a deep passion for hip hop and blogs about hip hop topics and expresses that passion on her blogsite. Candy C. is a vibrant, energetic and communicative voice for the urban entertainment industry. She states, “I’m ready anytime and any moment to interview any stranger, music artist, or celebrity and give them the interview of a life-time.” Candy C. hopes to one day host her own show on a major network.
