Today, October 21, 2009, marks the 2nd birthday of Sanz Pareil Clothing (I just realized this the other day). It’s been a long journey, yet the 2 years have seemed to pass by so fast. There’s been a lot of struggles and hardships, yet it seems we’ve come a long way.

These rough economic times have created quite the obstacles and forced us to significantly deviate from our original game plan, however, I believe we’ve made and continue to make the right moves.

We definitely have new products on the way, but we’re currently a little tied up focusing on some marketing projects, including the SPTV series with Fredro, amonst other things. All will soon unfold!

So to all of our supporters, a BIG FUCKIN’ THANK YOU!!! Please continue to stay in tune with our work and spread the good word for us! To all those going through hard times, keep your head up and hang in there!

Peace and Prosperity, “BK”

It’s finally here… An SPTV exclusive… The project me and the big homie, Fredro, been workin’ on… Peep the trailer and please support your boy by re-posting the vid and spreading the word! This series will premiere very soon!

Peace, “BK”

If you’ve been following the media surrounding Iron Mike over the past several months, he’s really opened about his personal trials and tribulations, showing himself under a different light — through his documentary-movie “Tyson”, and a few TV interviews, including the one on Oprah last Monday. Finally, people can see that behind this ferocious beast everyone has grown to love and hate throughout his lime-lit career — lies a lost, heartbroken, human soul, who’s been hurt, manipulated, and exploited from a very early and vulnerable age.

During that interview with Oprah, Mike had expressed his apologetic feelings towards Evander Holyfield (about the whole “ear incident”) and mentioned that he’s been wanting to reach out to him for a long time. Well, apparently, Holyfield had immediately contacted Oprah for them to meet on the show for the first time since the incident — and it was live by Friday.

If you haven’t seen the first interview (on Oprah), YouTube it. If you haven’t seen the film yet, YOU NEED TO.

Peace, “BK”

Knock yourself out…again…

Courtesy of Complex…

ROW 1: (Left to right) President Obama, Olivia Munn, Ras Kass [Ed.—it's his boy in the clip], Ras Trent, Rick Ross, Eric Cartman, Kanye West (South Park version)

ROW 2: The Joker, Larry David, Lil Wayne, Kim Kardashian, Mooj (from The 40-Year-Old Virgin), Latarian Milton, Jonah Hill

ROW 3: Randy (Aziz Ansari in Funny People), Red (Danny McBride in Pineapple Express), Clay Davis (The Wire), Smokey (Friday), Kanye West, Tommy Buns (DMX in Belly), Howard Dean

ROW 4: Bow Wow, 50 Cent, Brick Tamland (Anchorman), Cam’ron, Kenny Powers, Leon Black (J.B. Smoove in Curb Your Enthusiasm), Super Craka

ROW 5: Brian Collins, Leroy Jenkins, 2Pac, Mike Tyson, Superhead, Craig Robinson (as club bouncer in Knocked Up), Christian Bale

ROW 6: Kim Kardashian, David Letterman, Raekwon, R. Kelly, Super Craka, Jay-Z, O-Dog (Menace II Society)

Peace, “BK”

Def Jam, the label that raised hip hop to its most high and then killed it with its commercial greeds, according to KRS-One (and I concur). In case you missed it last night, here is the full show. No Kanye or Lil Mama antics here. But what the fuck is up with replacing the OG Nate Dogg with Trey Songz, of ALL people?? (For Warren G’s “Regulators” performance) That shit was HORRIBLE. Stick to love songs, kid.

Which reminds me, I forgot to post this interview of Sticky and Sonsee last week. Yep, I said Sonsee. Looks like he is back in the mix with the grimy crew, as you can see in their Hip Hop Honors performance of “Slam”.

Peace, “BK”