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Savannah’s Clay James is starring in new film ‘It’s A Cold Azz World’ alongside Webbie and Elijah Lamar
Savannah hip hop artist Clay James is no stranger to the limelight. He’s been making waves in the Atlanta and Savannah underground music scenes for quite some time. Most people became familiar with Clay James once he received the co-sign of fellow Savannah native Big Boi 1/2 of the legendary duo ‘Outkast’. Others became familiar with James once he inked his first record deal with Snoop
Dogg’s ‘Doggy Style South Records’ imprint. Or most recently the successful launch of his own label ‘Playas Club Music Group’ which is the home to Big Smitty, King Elway, Young Bo, Charlise J, Pimpin Pablo, and Pimp Sweet Tooth. Whether you’ve heard of Clay James or not he’s definitely a name, face, and brand that you should make yourself familiar with. Recently, Clay began to venture off into Hollywood and try his hand at acting. Sometime last year he scored his first role as Tommy in ‘Out On A Lim’ alongside veteran actors Tray Chaney and Jamal Gravy Woolard. The film was written and directed by Okirike and ‘Reel Rebel Films’. This year he landed the role of Crisco in ‘Its A Cold Azz World’ alongside Webbie and Elijah Lamar. This cast is loaded with a slew of upcoming talent that you should get to know: Sean Mac, Pimp Sweet Tooth, Pimpin Pablo, Topaz Gold, Tiara Amoura, and Hazel 2K all play vital roles in this movie. The film is currently still in production in Atlanta and being shot and directed by ‘Drop And Roll Films’. It’s script was written by music industry veteran Tony Snow. If you’re familiar with any of Tony’s previous work then you already know you’re in for a treat. Be on the lookout for ‘Its A Cold Azz World’ and the soundtrack releasing later this year. For all things Webbie including updates about the movie, make sure you follow his management @Supa_Unit on all social media. Also make sure you check out Webbie’s son Tre Savage new single ‘Styrofoam’ available on all digital streaming platforms.
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“The event finally came to fruition as a truly unique and special occasion, celebrating both the rich history of hip-hop and the fashion that has evolved alongside it,” describes Nickie Robinson, Founder of GoodGirlPR.
The vibrant city of Brooklyn, New York, known for being the birthplace of many hip-hop legends and a central hub for hip-hop culture, hosted the event. Its location added genuine authenticity and relevance to the occasion. The luxury car brand PORSCHE was the chosen partner for the event, adding a glamorous and chic touch to the atmosphere.
Chuck Creekmur, the founder of the iconic hip-hop website AllHipHop.com, stated, “Hip-hop and fashion are intrinsically linked, and it was a joy to celebrate the culture and the remarkable style that has emerged over the past 50 years.”
Hip-hop legends like Pete Rock and Tek of Smif-N-Wessun (Cocoa Brovaz) graced the event, reminding attendees of the profound connection between hip-hop and fashion. Their presence combined with the participation of fashion influencers and bloggers along the runway emphasized the significant influence of hip-hop on global fashion trends.
DJ T. Boogie ignited the evening with a diverse blend of music, maintaining high energy levels and a vibrant atmosphere throughout the show. Attendees savored the elegance of Bartenura cocktails while admiring models styled by Khalilah Clark on behalf of HipHopCloset.
The event also celebrated the 25th anniversaries of HipHopCloset and AllHipHop, marking a significant milestone in their respective journeys within the hip-hop industry. This alone demonstrated their ongoing influence and contributions to the hip-hop world.
Kyiesha Kelly, the owner of HipHopCloset, reflects, “This year, we are marking 25 years of business and five decades of hip-hop. This fashion show was our tribute to the culture and the iconic moments we’ve shared over the years. It was crucial for us to present the clothing in a genuine and relatable manner, highlighting the luxury aspect of hip-hop fashion.”
In summary, the event was a harmonious blend of music, fashion, and celebration. It brought together hip-hop enthusiasts, fashion fans, and industry insiders to commemorate hip-hop’s rich legacy and its influential role in shaping global fashion and creativity trends as we approach the year’s end.
Hip-hop artist Cruch Calhoun
HipHopCloset model
Photo credit:
Erwin Kersellius/Cent One Studios
Oclw Productions
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