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| Brooklyn's BS Delivers His Best |
| Tuesday, March 12, 2013 |
Don't drop the camera. That's all that was going through Brooklyn hip-hop artist BS' mind last year when award winning photojournalist Dan Chung handed him a brand new Nikon D800, set it to record, and told him to start rhyming. They were at the famed New York City graffiti spot 5 Pointz, and BS was with beatboxers Grey Matter and Spencer Beatbox, and singers Dan Cary and Cocoa Sarai.
The three and a half minutes of having to hold the camera at arm's length started to get to BS, who remembers, "There was one point where you can see me kinda sag and dip, and I rap about my arms being really weak or having tiny arms. I felt like I was gonna drop the camera. (I was thinking) 'Oh my God, this camera is worth more than I have. It's not even out yet. Don't drop it. Don't drop it. Don't drop it. WRAP!'"
This is BS, the person, and it's someone he feels is finally starting to be represented in his work...
Read the full story at Arena.com.
Labels: Music Interviews |
posted by Adam Bernard @ 4:45 PM  |
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