elephantman Lets Get Physical instores 8/14

Lets Get Physical instores 8/14

Elephant Man's "Five 0" ft Wyclef
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forthcoming Bad Boy Debut "Lets Get Physical" is schedueled to drop June 26th:

Official Sites
www.myspace.com/elephantmandj
www.elephant-man.net


"Five O" Elephant Man FT Wyclef
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From Elephant Mans' forthcoming Bad Boy debut album "Lets Get Physical" dropping this summer!


"Five O" Ft Wyclef Jean
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Hydraulics" ft Bow Wow

From the forthcoming B5 Album: "Don't Talk Just Listen" Arriving in stores September 18th!


"Hydraulics" ft Bow Wow
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platinum recording artist Yung Joc

Block Ent/Bad Boy South Platinum Artist Yung Joc and Georgia State Supreme Court Chief Justice Leah Ward Sears honor exceptional Atlanta Youth at The Choose Success Awards!

Earlier today, platinum recording artist Yung Joc presented awards to deserving elementary, middle and high school students at the Choose Success Awards. Students from Atlanta Public Schools and DeKalb County Schools recieved awards for making a difference through community service and individual students were honored for making significant improvements in school..

Brenda Wood, evening news anchor with Georgia's 11Alive News,served as Mistress of Ceremonies.

Chief Justice Leah Ward Sears of the Georgia Supreme Court spoke about the power of education and the importance of community service. Chief Justice Sears is the first African-American female to serve as Chief Justice in Georgia history.

Choose Success is a program that has been implemented by Communities In Schools (CIS) of Atlanta since 2005. Founded in 1972 with the goal of keeping kids in school, Communities In Schools connects community resources with schools to help young people successfully learn, stay in school and prepare for life.

Communities In Schools of Atlanta believes that every child should have opportunities to give back to their peers and communities.

The event was sponsored by the Coca-Cola Company, Block Entertainment, Publix Super Markets Charities, Wachovia, GE Energy, AutoTrader.com, and Raving Brands.

Choose Success provides students with a tremendous opportunity--- a chance to give back. Students identify needs in their communities, apply for small service project grants (up to $800), then implement their projects with the support of CIS of Atlanta staff. The experience gives students who are often the recipients of support a chance to be of service to others in need. Children realize that despite their own challenges, they can make a difference.

Boyz N da Hood "Everybody Know Me"

Boyz N da Hood "Everybody Know Me" (From "Back Up in Da Chevy")
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Boyz N da Hood's "Bite Down" (From "Back Up in Da Chevy")
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Yung Joc's "Coffee Shop" featuring Gorilla Zoe

Yung Joc's "Coffee Shop" featuring Gorilla Zoe (production by Don Vito) from his forthcoming album "Hustlenomics" coming this summer!

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Coffee Shop (Clean)
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