Weekly Recap: Stoopid Cajun Cloth Alert

As a freelancing journalist, in order to get your name out there and improve your craft, it's important to contribute to various outlets as well as have a home base that gives a more in-depth look into who you are and what you're about. Outside of running Audio Fashion, every Monday I am the Online Editor for RESPECT. Magazine. From covering sonically curated art exhibits to Trick Daddy's efforts at entering the culinary world, I cover a diverse range of topics! 

Catch up on the posts you missed on the blog and check out some posts I penned on other outlets this week after the jump!

The Lost Files: G-Eazy Interview

Things are looking bright as fuck for the Cali-based rapper, G-Eazy. With his latest effort,  These Things Happen, topping the iTunes and Billboard charts and top rappers like Rick Ross, A$AP Ferg, and legendary west coast rapper, E-40 jumping on his tracks, Sir Gillum's finally seeing the fruits of years worth of consistent grinding to fulfill his dreams unfold. For any followers of Audio Fashion, you know I've been down with the G-Eazy movement since "I Be In the Lab". Sophomore year of college, '08 to be exact.

A couple of years back, circa 2010, I actually reached out to G-Eazy for an interview to be utilized for an investigative journalism piece I wrote, "The Extinction of the 9-5" for a class I was taking. Being that he was already gaining success before he even received his degree, I figured G-Eazy would be a great person to profile for my piece. Keep in mind, this interview was done when he was a Junior in college, trying to balance his superrrr indie music career with academics, and had just gotten a sample of what making it tasted like after opening for Lil' Wayne. Even back then, you can see G had the keys to lead him to his current success: persistence, faith, and consistency.

Check out my interview with G-Eazy after the jump

The Pseudo Collegiate: Top 5 College Themed Videos

Ahh, it's mid-October. Being that it was not that long ago that I graduated from college, my internal MIDTERMS! alarm clock is going off. Fortunately, this is my first official academic school year out of college so I don't have to worry about scurrying around to fit in last minute studying for bs exams that the professor probably made up last minute themselves. Even so, the one thing I did like about my studying sessions was they allowed me to turn up my Ipod and zone out. In honor and remembrance of the good and annoying aspects of midterms, here is a list of music videos I compiled that are about that college life. Yes, I said, "about that college life".

See which videos made the cut after the jump.