Ever think about when you're outta here?

Had to dip out of town. Not so much as for Easter but because Eb's Easter break.

On the way out of town we listened to good old commercial radio. Not by choice, crackheads or methadone patients stole my XM receiver then last week my iPod transmitter got vicked. Anyway, after Ebonie took all the NPR she could handle she forced me to switch it up and here is what I learned:

- Commercial radio is still a powerful medium despite the new media revolution. 50 percent of all homes have broadband access. Terrestial radio access has to be in the 90's.

-MIMS has grown on me. The main reaspon is the use of the term 'gwap.' Some real uptown lingo. Haven't heard that word in 15 years. He seems like a good dude.

- R Kelly is still the king of R&B.

- that 'Pock Lock and Drop it' song is garbage.

- Omarion should no longer be judged by the B2K via 'little hoe Imature n@@@@s wearing bobs' (Common) standards.

- I don't know one lyric to 'Lean With it Rock With it'

-remember most people in charge of delivering you content are not and have never been content producers. They tell you what's hot and what's next but all they are doing is waiting for the real innovators to set it off. Then they just fall in line and feign profoundness.
At the end of the day they have no taste. They're just keeping their head down and collecting a check.

You real innovators, follow your voice first. The function of many in the biz is to follow ypou and provide support and counsel. You don't know everything so be humble (there are good, smart people out there) but make sure you are pushing forward.