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DMX Sent To Mental Health Unit In Prison

noreply@blogger.com (Jerome Enders) — Tue, 28 Dec 2010 23:10:00 +0000

DMX Sent To Mental Health Unit In Prison

WHY? (the poem) prt1

noreply@blogger.com (Jerome Enders) — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 22:43:00 +0000

Why do I like V.I.P. with the louie sippers? Why some love diamonds,gucci and louie slippers?
Why do some dudes front around the bittys? Why are world governments building underground city's?
Y'all still don't hear me.

Why they treat me bad since my birth?
Why would I go with them to space when they treat me bad on earth?

Why did my homie stab me in the back? Why is methamphetamines for whites and crack for blacks?
Why were they really over in Iraq? Why instead of being a God, He wants to be a mack?

He's controlled by his erection, doesn't care about the Man, Woman, and Child connection.

Easily lead in the wrong, but hard to be lead in the right direction.

Reduced to players, pimps and criminals ,check out the subliminals.

Why is T.V. breaking up my home? Why won't the Skull and Bone,
just leave me alone?

Why do you think Willie Lynch will succeed? Why my sisters wanna mix their seed?
Why are most motivated by greed? Why do they put truth in books?
Because the brothers don't read, true indeed.
Let me bring y'all up to speed.

They support politicians, gangsters and crooks
Why so much resistance to support RawRome books?

But I will succeed I got the super facts. Why is Dr. York locked down in super max?

And y'all still trying to give the game a face lift. Why the disagreeable forces influenced my boy to shapeshift?

Love, Love, Love - no bang! bang! Why down south still have the chain gang?

The ghetto rev, 52 sev, ask the questions? Why everyday, gun play like an old wild western?

Lets educate, build and protect our blessing.

Why do they sedate our warriors and misdirect their aggression?

So what I'm doing to your head is deeper then aleeve. Why is our EVE so naive? Saying things out her mouth some can't believe. But there is nothing collectivelly we can't achieve.

This is my MALCOLM X SWAGGER by any means. Why is that grown man in those skinny jeans?

I question sometimes It makes me seem obscene, On my life I will never hurt the queen, because she is going to rule in 2013.

Jerome (RawRome) Enders
a.k.a Ghetto Rev copyright 2010

THE MAN THAT WALKED THE DOG-2

noreply@blogger.com (Jerome Enders) — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 04:12:00 +0000

What will the reader get out of this book? You will be taken into the life of an unknown superstar as he struggles with the social ills that plagues most inner city blackmen. You will learn the fundamentals of how to develop a classic music portfolio, and why some artists are easy prey for industry sharks. You will read about the different personalities between the daytime (sun) DMX and the night time (moon) DMX. And for the readers pleasure I added the stories in the book about DMXs' crazy ass dog boomer that was trained to do stick ups and flee from the police.

Also, in the book you will get an exclusive interview with DMXs' uncle Colle J and his thoughts on his nephews success rise and fall. As he reminds his nephew of his roots and expresses his feelings about the yes men that he surrounded himself with that lead to his eventual demise. I have also included for the reader original hand written letters from DMXs' jail cell that he wrote to DJ Superior, which he made a lot of promises that he didn't honor. Hopefully, the reader can learn what DJ Superior did to overcome the obstacles of being rubbed out of the music industries cash cow that he helped develop. In the man that walked the dog it's going to show you the not so pretty side of the game. Remember, "every dog has his day". In the words of DMX "stop being greedy".

HEAVENS ARMS(the poem- part 1)

noreply@blogger.com (Jerome Enders) — Sat, 18 Dec 2010 23:59:00 +0000

When they drop the bombs/i will be in heavens arms ,When the emergency broadcast system alarms/i will be in heavens arms,When they start putting microchips in our baby's palms/i will be in heavens arms. heavens arms

From the pyramid doors, to the American shores, Its logged in the archieves that George Washington was groomed by the moors
,but during the moon cycle y'all forgot about yours.

From tricknowledge, spook ism and politics, everyone knows is a pile of tricks,
breeding inside conflicts and dirty licks,as i run through the project bricks.

in this final hour,with tears in my eyes shooting 9 to the 9th power.

I still get paid and flex the ice.but here's my secret im a E.T. like Christ.

and because of that all my life ,i have been paying the price.

You see i appear,disappear, then reappear.alot of yall are surprised that I'm still here.

shit i am myself ,i got rapped by women ,i got rapped by wealth.

the master builder in the dark with my mystery tools

taking ghetto kids through Egyptian mystery schools.

You ask whats my statistics ?i roll with ancient mystics

and a few brothers who want control of the districts.

so we can be in heavens arms

So when they drop the bombs/i will be in heavens arms. And when the emergancy broadcast system alarms /i will be in heavens arms

When they start putting microchips in our babys palms /i will be in heavens arms

Heavens arms. (copyright 2010)

THE MAN THAT WALKED THE DOG

noreply@blogger.com (Jerome Enders) — Sat, 18 Dec 2010 01:21:00 +0000

Twenty years ago I could never imagine that I would be writing a book about DMX; but in 2011 I have been given the opportunity to write a piece of history that was conceived in the mean streets of Yonkers, and a history that I actually witnessed with my own eyes. I saw a guy who had nothing but a talent and a relentless fire to get his music heard. He went from stick up kid to one of the best rappers to ever do it despite his personal demons. As I was developing the story I kept thinking about how I was going to approach it and what angle to come from. However, one thing I realized early in the project was that no matter what I wrote about X that I was going to fall under the microscope of heavy scrutiny. Therefore, I came to the conclusion to hit it from a 360* approach, which is fair and balanced 180 positive/180 negative. With that in mind the reader can draw their own conclusions.

Why did I choose that approach? Because ever since DMXs' first record he has been honest about his life. His drug addiction, criminal activity and his trials and tribulations; and that's what the world fell in love with his honesty. He put it out there and said take it or leave it, love it or hate it. From the beginning he was honest and didn't sugar coat anything. He told the world that he was dirty so with all that info being public knowledge how am I expected to write a book about him depicted as a angel? That's not real! However, I'm not going to throw him under the bus either. AS a Yonkers native and a hip hop pioneer of the town DMXs' success in the music industry always meant something special to me. He took what we had germinating in the Yonkers mountains for decades and took it to the 4 corners of the earth. He opened up a door that will never be closed again. With that point in mind "the man that walked the dog" is going to fill in a lot of blanks and give answers to a lot of questions that DMX fans may have about different stages in his life.

Why were you chosen to write the book? First, I would like to say that I wrote the book for "The Most Hated" d.j. Superior (refer to Yonkers the lost city of hip hop pg-112) at a book signing that he attended that Trev Hollywood gave me. He told me that he wanted me to tell the story because of my deep roots to the culture and the respect that he had for me.

What's so special about "The Most Hated"? I will give it to you like this if something was to happen to DMX The Most Hated can supply the world with DMX material and music for the next 20 years or so. People would think that DMX faked his death that's how much material he has. The Most Hated was DMXs' trainer he walked the dog. They recorded over 300 songs before his first record ever came out. And I must bring to your attention that when you see any old school footage on DMX I will use VH1 for example, all that material was supplied by the Most Hated DJ Superior. Now, in 2011 The Most Hated is speaking out and wants the world to know how it really went down. STAY TUNED!

THE 1ST STONE

noreply@blogger.com (Jerome Enders) — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 03:17:00 +0000

It all started many years ago just messing words that had a connection taking my thoughts ,experiences and creativity in which the final product was a poem/ rap.A form of communication that i used to educate and inspire .I used mental pictures and projection, talked about the social ills of the streets and i even went to the other extreme writting about knowledge of self and kind. My formula was so potent that it inspiried the legendary hip-hop group the lox/D-BLOCK to develope there craft.(ref to wikipedia the lox/dblock'early career'& source magazine jan 2000 pg.113)

As i evolve as a author im developing my skills to leave the same mental impressions on the readers of my materials as my body of work begins to mature and take different form. With that in mind my 1st couple of books were written about hip-hop .Critics and readers are impressed because it not your typical storyline about the music.I must add that i chose to write about the culture because it was my writting foundation plus i had a story to tell and most importantly history had to be logged. But im not limited to hip-hop and in 2011 besides the hiphop books that are due to be released. I challedged myself as a creative mind and took on the task to write a social documentry that i plan to release in the springof 2011. And its going to be followed by a exclusive autobiograpry about a hollywood icon due to be released in the winter of 2011.And i also have been blessed to become a member of the zoser research society.As a writter i never know were my pen is going to take me but were ever it takes me im going to leave my signature.Sometimes when i sit back and reflect on how far i came as a writter i acknowledge the fact that i owe it to my hiphop roots>Not to blow my own horn but how many people in this world can say that there work influenced superstars.

the gangster and gentleman

noreply@blogger.com (Jerome Enders) — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 19:34:00 +0000

My appearence on the gangster and gentle album was a wonderful experience.I spoke upon it shorty in my book because alot of people until this day ask me different questions about the piece .How did you do it? When you do it? Where you do it? etc. As the years go on many have a better overstanding of 9 ether and outformation and a few other concepts that was discussed in the hiphop time piece.And i might add most overlooked or payed very little attention to. Now in 2010 those simple words or mental principles are being acknowleged and applied as freedom tools.

Styles-P Barbershop (Skit)

noreply@blogger.com (Jerome Enders) — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 18:36:00 +0000

BLACK STUDENT UNIFICATION: @JeromeEnders Speaking Live @MaconState

noreply@blogger.com (DON GHOTTI) — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 12:55:00 +0000

BLACK STUDENT UNIFICATION

@JeromeEnders Speaking Live @MaconState
{Rehearsal Hall of the H/SS Building}

FEB. 26th, 2010 11:00 am

$5.00 Admission

Who is Jerome Enders: Born in Yonkers, New York, a product of Mulford Gardens, Jerome Enders was bred to survive, harness emotion, and endure his share of ups and downs. No American Dream, childhood was plagued with drug addiction, loyalty is a must and dreams are to be robbed if focus goes astray. Jerome Enders is a visionary, a motivator; someone who has the ability to touch people with words and leave impressions on not only their minds, but also their hearts. A combination of various abilities that link up to reach the same goal, he is a friend to a friend, a brother to a brother, and a father to two daughters. And in between writings and other tasks, he makes time to teach them about everything from business to changing a flat tire and even Mitochondrial DNA, the science of genetics that are only passed from woman to woman. Jerome comes from a melting pot of cultures, experiences and where dreams get you as far as you create them. That’s right home to the Yonkers: The Lost City of Hip Hop Pt. 1, Yonkers has played out and surely authenticated 30 years of what was known as hip hop. Mr. Enders has already succeeded in setting himself apart easily being able to describe his writing style as, “I developed a writing style that is going to take a life of its own. I have so much to draw from. I am going to write books from so many angles and still be solid. From my project up bring, I can give you a good street novel.”
One of those many angles and a trade of Jerome’s, is barbering. A proven man of discipline Mr., Enders has visualized and already started working his way to the top. With a legacy plan and visual to get off, Jerome Enders is looking to conquer both the film and book industries. What some may lack Jerome is sure to never pick up, versatility in his books is what makes him appeal, “Its’ real raw and edgy but regardless of what I write, it is always set up where a kid can pick it up and read it. No way I’m about to separate myself from many other.” As Mr. Enders stays true to bring good street novels he longs for the true essence of hip hop to be restored.
See, growing up in New York hip hop was both routine through life, but today it has reached the masses of the earth. Looking at hip hop and how it has spread around the world and the love it has, it brings a joy to his heart. Neighboring already popular cities Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and various other cities, the culture and growth of hip hop has been mostly monetary leaps. Nowadays he attest “there’s a lot of fake music out there” real instruments being replaced by auto tune and younger lyricists still sulking in the shadows of the veterans. The days of rapping about selling drugs, coppin’ whips, and selections of women is fading, old and no longer authentic. For 15 years we have seen the emergence of commercial hip hop, endorsing a large feat and short lived display of success. Numb to the “usual “video vixens and creative concepts, music is the true addiction. Jerome recalls Pt. 2 of Yonkers: The Lost City of Hip Hop “They say Music Calms the Savage Beast, but in many cases music activated the savage beast.”
He has already visualized and prepared for his 5 and 10 year plans to come forth. In the next two years moving comfortably he expects 5-6 books published, and his first movie script negotiated and sold as well. He is ensuring he evolves to his next level of creativity. Still writing his legacy, he only hopes to have enough time to put his visions and thought on paper and film so that the world as well can experience by way of various mediums of expression. “I want to be remembered for my cutting edge imagination and my ability to make the reader say ‘where did he get that from?’” He believes dreaming over the top is all he needs to hold onto and solidify his spot.This summer it’s about to heat up again with the release of Jerome Ender’s highly anticipated sophomore book. He is yearning to express his unusual talent, and become the author’s author.

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saggin pants whats the age limit?

noreply@blogger.com (Jerome Enders) — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 18:18:00 +0000

Last night I was updating my face book status and I read a post that dj red alert wrote pertaining to sagging pants and older men. I found it quite funny because a few guys and I were talking about that earlier that day. Let me say for the record, my friends who I was conversing with were not born in America; therefore, they have a hard time mentally trying to figure out why so many grown men wear their pants in that manner. They just don't get it. I tell them it's the style for some. I also tell them that it was something picked up from the penal system and they also acknowledge that fact. But it still doesn't calculate to them. Stapleton lives in Europe and Inran lives in Jordan now, and they sarcastically begin to explain to me one of the reasons why the saggin trend is starting to spread into their countries and around the rest of the world. One conclusion they were in agreement with is the music and the television. Then he asked me, do I ever wonder how African American black men are looked at collectively on the world stage? Or does that matter? Then they start laughing again and now I have that stupid look on my face. Inran then says what type of message are they sending? They are showing their underwear in some cases and in others showing there butt crack. Do they get mad when gay men look at them? And if so why? Or is it a subliminal thing? To be continued...

YONKERS the Lost City of Hip Hop by Author @JeromeEnders

noreply@blogger.com (Jerome Enders) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 21:11:00 +0000

YONKERS the Lost City of Hip Hop
written by Jerome Enders

The story takes place in the late 1970's in a town called Yonkers, New York. A city known at the time for its police brutality, corrupt politicians, and rumors of underworld activity. A music emerges that was destined to change the world. Come and take the journey, and walk with pioneers. Learn how a town became a prime mover of the Hip Hop culture since the foundation, and the music industries reluctance to give local talent the big break. You will experience the MC's and DJ battles, stories of bad contract agreements, and read about how it feels to have doors slammed in your face; this created a musical hunger that fueled a towns relentless pursuit to get their music heard, eventually taking them to the top of the music industry. Each story blends together like a fine symphony creating a time line designed to keep you on edge. As you laugh, cry, learn, reflect, and walk away with a better appreciation for the music we call Hip Hop.*(in the pages of the book you will read about 'visualization the mary j. blidge story','what did i see on d- block'? The imperial jay-cee and the hercerloids,and what african bambatta was doing in yonkers? and much much more)

About the Author: Jerome "Raw Rome" Enders began developing his writing skills as a teenager growing up in the Yonkers Housing project called Mulford Gardens. He eventually sharpened his craft at the local Hip Hop breeding grounds. He is best known as one of the pioneer MC's who set the foundation for fine lyrical content, quality, and craftmenship. Until this day his underground recordings are some of the most sort after and regurgitated in Yonkers Hip Hop history. He is continuing to develop as a spoken word artist, screen writer, and author.Also jerome was a member of the hottest poets of harlem and was featured on Styles P freshman album 'Gangster and a gentleman'.And was a participating author @ one of the biggest book signing turn outs for 'Local authors night' sept 20, 09 @ barnes and nobles yonkers ,ny.

Purchse this Outstanding Book Online at:
YONKERS the Lost City of Hip Hop

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