Yesterday on Twitter, Sportaphile mentioned an amazing blog entry by Buffalo Bills running back Marshawn Lynch, where he is holding some “I’m ya daddi boi toy give a way” which includes “lots and lots of toyzzzzzzzz”.  Amazed by the content, I was browsing around the rest of the blog and noticed he had his own line of merchandise.  Then I saw it, a Beast Mode t-shirt…but it was sold out everywhere on the internets. However, during my search for it I came across a tidbit that mentioned it was for sale at Tops Supermarkets in Western New York.  In a matter of seconds I scrambled out of the house. Once I got to the local Tops, I saw it, a wire hanger was holding the medium sized holy grail amongst other Buffalo sports teams apparel on a really wobbly rack. As I paid at the self-checkout (I didn’t want people judging me for buying apparel at supermarket (who needs streetwear boutiques?), I contemplated acquiring a pair of Zubaz pants to match.. I quickly realized that would be going too far.

It should be noted: The Bills aren’t even my favorite team, but Marshawn has really impressed me this year (its hard to avoid Bills games around here).

Copped this a few days back while roaming the new Harris Teeter back in the ol’ DMV. Immediately this has become my non-alchoholic beverage of choice. From what I gather, this has been only launched in a few select markets in the States, after selling like hot cakes tea? in France (where it is called Pamplemousse Rose, ML is sooo bilinugal). Alas, I’m already suffering from withdrawl, Buffalo is not one of the lucky select markets (contain your shock, please).

Nothing is more hip hop than an organic nutrition bar. But I digress, I came across this Whole Berry Pro Bar at the local organic store (online thugs eat healthy). Let me just say that this is by far the best bar of this kind I’ve ever had. It blows away all of the various sorts of power bar/balance/cliff  I’ve had through out the years. Hell, its so good that it would get serious consideration when pitted versus a candybar.

Go buy some at http://theprobar.com/, amazon or your local spot.

Like Internets Celebrities we firmly believe cereal is dope. Sometimes we tend to go on the organic tip. While browsing at Target the other day we spotted Archer Farms’ Pecan Sticky Bun granola cereal, and with other options limited we decided to try it. Well, it has become an instant tie for #1 cereal with Cracklin’ Oat Bran after one trying. The taste is sweet, but not overly sugary, so you don’t feel that your teeth are growing cavities with each bite. You can honestly eat the whole box at once it’s so damn good (sadly, we can’t afford such luxuries monetarily and health wise). Plus it has a closing plastic lid so it’s fresh every time you pop the top (We be poppin cereal boxes!). Archer Farms is Target’s exclusive brand so I suggest you run out and get 3894 boxes. Food Network get at ML!

Edit: because we are so gully around here we’ll let you know you can print a $1 coupon here.

From left to right: Quasimoto-”The Unseen”, Von Pea-”Grand Vonye”, Black Milk & Bishop Lamont’s “Caltroit”. I bought ‘em off the online FatBeats shop.

The official release of “Caltroit” is a little disappointing, package wise. I covered it here and was pumped for a proper booklet and everything. But nope, just a single double sided sheet with the track listing and cover. They took Bishop’s name off the CD because of some kind of label issue, so technically it’s a Black Milk project, at least in name.

Have any of you listened to these albums? I know Hangover_monkey is a Lord Quas fan…

Not all at once, but all fairly recently.  These will all be up on ebay on: never.

• Nike SB MF Doom Dunk High
• Nike SB Brut High
• Nike Classic SB Jeremy Fish

Got these in Florida at a nice close out outlet. New kicks are always exciting.

I didn’t actually cop this. Rather, my brother copped it for me. Its the life story of MF Grimm. The format is a comic book and is spans his whole career (up to American Hunger). Very interesting stuff. I didn’t even know dude was on Sesame Street?!

Seems like kind of a downer at the end, but Grimm seems positive. Read it. You’ll see.

Yours truly went diggin’ the other day and guess what he copped? Some dope old jazz records for $18 total! I copped Bill Evans’ Trio 64 and Zoot Sims’ Quartets at a great Ottawa record store called Sounds Unlikely.

Zoot was a very underrated saxophonist who never really got his due.

Jazz heads will remember Evans from Miles Davis’ classic Kind of Blue. Also a great jazz pianist in his own right.

We’ aren’t gonna front here at ML, we are materialistic as HELL! So to show just how materialistic we are, we are launching a new series called Copped where we’ll show you what we actually… drum roll… cop purchase.

Here are my latest acquisitions (no stock).

Ray Ban Outdoorsman II, I had to get SOMETHING on black Friday:

Vitamin Water Balance, best flavor ever, sorry Fifty: