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^can't wait for him to perform it live

LeeSsang for Sony Change Review We want to share with you, what we think is one of the most personal songs KG(Kang Gary) has ever penned, Change. This is from their album, Hexagonal. Change has several dimensions but what makes it even more interesting is the way each dimension seems to contradict another. One the onset, it seems to talk about the obvious changes happening in their career - they are becoming an "aged" performer, an old-timer, a veteran. Along with this is their change in label. After four years with J-Entercom, they signed with Jungle Entertainment, a "change" that would later on prove to be an important one in terms of their penetration to the mainstream market. There is, however, a second layer to the "change". KG raps about how "change" makes things insignificant and useless since nothing remains. He starts to wonder if anything is ever worth doing given that no matter how you try to hold on to things, it will disappear. They have worked hard to establish their name as musicians but now that they are, people see their worn out shoulders and hear the weary voices in their melody. Again, he contradicts this with the third dimension. Here, he seems resolved about the necessity for people to move on. He insists that those that are left behind simply must be forgotten so people can live. Here, he raps about the necessity of abandonment. CLICK HERE for the rest

these labels are looking for legit hip hop artists to sign... i think it's a marketing tactic to add "legitimacy" to their idol groups and their music. Mad C has enough pride in his body of work, i hope he keeps his integrity. his fist single with the new label wasn't bad but not great either. any news on E-Sens?

he has not appeared... i think to many people are waiting for it now. RM might have set themselves up for a disappointment, LOL. i like the last episode. i don't think too much about the logic and what not... it made me laugh and it entertained me, that's all that matters.