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HUSTLEVILLE MAGAZINE

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Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze
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HUSTLEVILLE ARTIST SPOTLIGHT

LUDACRIS

You can call Chris "Ludacris" Bridges a number of things. Hip-hop superstar. Actor. Entrepreneur. Philanthropist. Restaurateur. Pitchman. All of these labels are accurate, and the Grammy winning, Atlanta-based entertainment maven continues expanding his reach, while his musical prowess remains as potent as ever.

"I call myself the MVP of rap," he says. "When you put everything together in rap, as far as lyrics, visuals, record sales, personality, conceptual songs, I feel like I'm the summation of all. I feel like there's nothing I can't do."

Ludacris has good reason to feel that way. His acting career remains on an enviable trajectory. After star-making appearances on the NBC drama Law and Order SVU, the Oscar-winning Crash and the independent film sensation Hustle & Flow, Ludacris stands as one of the most in-demand actors in Hollywood. Even though many actors who break through as rappers first have a hard time securing plum roles in Hollywood, Ludacris has been able to avoid playing only a rapper. "When I choose movie roles, I want to be versatile and not typecast," he explains. "I make a conscious effort to take on different roles. I'm exploring and trying to reach new heights to continually challenge myself."

Though Ludacris has more going on than most, he remains focused on delivering the highest quality product regardless of the business. "I'm still passionate about everything that I do," Ludacris says. "It's about doing what I love. I'm living my dream and there's no amount of money that you could get that's going to make you stop living out your dream."

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HUSTLEVILLE MAGAZINE :: APRIL PRICE SPECIALS

From the streets to the boardroom, no matter what your background is, you will find Hustleville Magazine is like a breath of fresh air. This urban publication is universal with a basic appeal to the masses. We give our readers a basic touch of what is hot and hip and an upclose and personal with the leading trendsetters, in addition to keeping our readers informed with basically the most compelling topics.

Each issue delivers to its readers the hottest music, entertainment, models and celebrities as well as the latest trends in fashion and style.

The magazines are strategically circulated to a diverse bed of tastemakers through industry events, nightlife events, record labels, recording studios, retail outlets and music stores. The Magazines remains on the cusp of the most high traffic avenues and effective distribution outlets.

Creative Director :: Editor
Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze :: The G3 Agency

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HUSTLEVILLE MAGAZINE's 2010 FRESHMAN CLASS

HUSTLEVILLE MAGAZINE's 2010 FRESHMAN CLASS

Send in Artist Name, Website and contact to Info@TheG3Agency.com and in subject field 2010 Freshman Class

Posted by Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze on April 14, 2010 at 4:45am

B.o.B - "Bet I Bust" Video featuring Play Boy Tre and T.I. coming soon

Posted by Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze on April 1, 2010 at 8:15pm

Stat Quo: “The Long Road To Statlanta“

Patience is a virtue. Time is of the essence.

Two completely different cliches, but two describing the progression of Stanley “Stat Quo” Benton. Since signing with Aftermath nearly a decade ago, Quo’s debut album, Statlanta, has been ready for liberation. However, due to the inner workings that are the politics of the industry, the album has yet to hit shelves. That’s not to…

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Posted by Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze on April 1, 2010 at 6:30pm

DJ Toomp : Hustleville Special Edition Official Red

DJ TOOMP

Music from the Grammy Winning Producer

01 t.i. - what you know

02 jeezy - might just blow that

03 ludacris / t.i. - wish you would

04 kanye west - cant tell me nothing

05 rick ross - this me

06 t.i. - 24s

07 rich graham - how i get down

08 pastor troy - riding big

09 kanye west - big brother

10 jay z - say hello

11 jeezy /t.i. - i got money

12 rich graham - hate the game

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Posted by Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze on April 1, 2010 at 12:00pm

Album in Hand, Drake Stares Down 2010

New York magazine’s “Vulture” blog recently proclaimed: “If there’s one guy who doesn’t want 2009 to end, it’s Drake.” While at first glance it may be difficult to argue with that assessment — notching two Top 10 singles in the same week; working with everyone from Jay-Z, Kanye West and Young Jeezy to Mary J. Blige, Timbaland, and Jamie Foxx; supporting Lil Wayne on the well-received “America’s Most Wanted” tour — there’s plenty for the 23-year-old… Continue

Posted by Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze on March 29, 2010 at 12:00am

GUCCI MANE - "ART MIRRORS LIFE"

It’s said that art mirrors life. In hip-hop’s case, there’s always been a deliberate entanglement of perception and reality. Fans demand their MCs be real…but never too real. Successful hip-hop is about the hint of the danger, the tease of it, the mystique. Hip-hop is about balance.

Gucci Mane is an artist striving for that balance, volatility versus musicality. “I wish everybody well who’s making money in this rap game,” the Atlanta raised… Continue

Posted by Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze on March 28, 2010 at 11:59pm

Sean Garrett on Getting It Right

Responsible for co-writing a dizzying number of hit singles, from Usher’s “Yeah!,” Fergie’s “London Bridge,” and Ciara’s “Goodies,” to Chris Brown’s “Run It!,” Beyonce’s “Diva,” and Nelly’s “Grillz,” Sean Garrett might be excused for manifesting a healthy sense of hubris. “I knew I could sing when I was three,” he declares, “and to be in a position to write and perform all these songs is like cheating, almost – I love it.” .

But spend a little… Continue

Posted by Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze on March 28, 2010 at 11:30pm

HUSTLEVILLE MAGAZINE ARTICLE ON BANGLADESH

BANGLADESH

"More Than A Milli..."

Article from Hustleville Magazine :: www.WelcomeToHustleville.com

The Director... "My style is foreign to the ear, that's what Bangladesh means". Our foreign fetish as a country might explain the industry’s infatuation with the fan nominated and entertainer endorsed instrumental of the year. Drop the “A Milli” beat in the club and you might feel… Continue

Posted by Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze on January 8, 2010 at 3:00am

HUSTLEVILLE MAGAZINE ARTICLE ON RICH GRAHAM

RICH GRAHAM aka FILTHY RICH

"Scared Money Dont Make Money... Bet On Rich"

Article from Hustleville Magazine :: www.WelcomeToHustleville.com

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Money Management 101. You and a friend walk in a restaurant, you only have ten dollars and have already decided what you want before you get to the register. When it's your turn to order the cashier suggests a new product, you blow her off. She… Continue

Posted by Greg "G Gleezy" Glaze on January 7, 2010 at 11:30pm