Posted by Rob Critical
Basicali is a dope lyricist coming out of Los Angeles. Check out the video to his track “I Choose You”, Produced by the homie ILL JACKSON. The video was directed by the notorious Marlowe McNulty. There’s a cameo from ILL JACKSON, Thurz (U-N-I), El Prez and Dale Danja (Perfect Strangers) as well as one us Critical Brothers. Here’s a hint, I’m rocking a HA shirt (yeah, shameless plug). Hit the jump, of course, to watch the music video.
Posted by Clint Critical
Our friends at Mojo Labs got a shout out, regarding their octodrives, on It’s On with Alexa Chung. The episode features an interview with Pete Wentz and Mark Hoppus. Alexa’s awkwardness is great. With that said, hit the jump to check out the interview. BTW, the Mojo mention is at the end.
Posted by Rob Critical
Since the recent induction of hacritical.com, this current post is our 42nd. The number 42 is a very important number for HA Critical. Even previous to the creation of the HA company and the Critical brand. Just thought it was important to recognize it.
As we continue to establish our brand and distribute product, the Brothers Critical (Marc, Clint and myself) will continue to post interesting things we like, provide info on those related to HA Critical, showcase our Critical lifestyle and, of course, let you know about our latest goods. The part about our goods being the most important.
Throughout the next few weeks we’ll be creating a new theme for the site and will finally have our official online shop ready, so you can cop our tees! Thank you kindly for reading. And now back to your regularly scheduled program of organized chaos in the form of bloggings on the internets…
Posted by Clint Critical
Our homie Andrew Schreijer has got some one of a kind and super ill artwork. You can check out his work at Brainstemming, but we have the privilege to display some of them for you within this post. Such as the one above named “Like Water”. Hit the jump to see more of his work.
Posted by Clint Critical
Just tryin’ to catch up with some blog posts. Here goes some more Fantasy Factory business. Bishop Lamont’s “Err’day In The Streets”, featuring appearances by Rob Dyrdek and Drama.