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Tuesday, July 25, 2006
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Current mood:  excited
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Wednesday, June 28, 2006
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Current mood:  accomplished
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
There may be some revisions but here is the final artwork...enjoy. Thanks for the support... 
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Thursday, June 15, 2006
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Monday, June 05, 2006
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Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
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Wednesday, May 24, 2006
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WE JUST FINISHED FILMING THE SECOND PHASE OF THE YADADA MOVIE...SHOUTS TO EVERYONE WHO CAME OUT TO SUPPORT!
HERE ARE SOME MORE ARTICLES AND PRESS ON THE MOVIE...GOOD LOOKIN OUT TO DJ LADY TRIBE, DEM HOODSTARZ & CHOPPER FOR SHOUTIN US OUT!
(EXCERPT) NEWS HEADLINES DJ Lady Tribe Lands Role In Upcoming Indie Film Tuesday - May 23, 2006 BallerStatus Alerts, sponsored by RimeMagazine.com
West Coast DJ/graffiti artist, DJ Lady Tribe, has been cast in a co-starring role of an upcoming, straight to DVD film, entitled "Ya-Da-Da." The film is based in a Bay Area record store, where the cast a weekend working and the hi-jinx start from there. In the film, which is named after the popular Bay Area catch phrase "Yadadimeen / Yadadimsayin'?," DJ Lady Tribe plays the role Darlene, who aggressively pursues the main character Stacie (played by Sirius on-air personality Rude Jude), who is currently in a relationship with Michelle (Sara of "Making The Band").
In addition to the film, DJ Lady Tribe -- along with her fellow Murda Mami, DJ Lazy K -- is prepping the release of the second installment of the "New York To L.A." mixtape series, which features new and exclusive joints from an array of artists including Jadakiss, Jim Jones, Mobb Deep, Lloyd Banks, Stack Bundles, E-40, Too Short, Ice Cube, and Mitchy Slick, among others.
Read full story online: http://www.ballerstatus.net/news/read/id/17993125/
(EXCERPT) Rappers light up E. Palo Alto Dem Hoodstarz make their mark in the tradition of Bay Area hip-hop artists By Todd R. Brown, STAFF WRITER
The whole world goes stupid
Brandon Rodegeb, 28, president of Flip & Co. films, cast Scoot and Band-Aide in a comedy he is making about the hyphy scene called "The Yadada Movie," which he compared with Ice Cube's day-in-the-life comedy, "Friday."
"I'm born and raised in Hunter's Point," said Rodegeb, now married with two children and living in suburban Vallejo. "We have a close kinship with East Palo Alto since the '80s. We would go down and party with them."
Rodegeb said he cast the Hoodstarz in his film named after local slang "yadadamean," a running together of "Do you know what I mean?" after getting to know the pair years ago when he worked for a Tower Records distributor.
"Right from the beginning, writing the story, I just had their characters in mind," he said. "Even though they're from the 'hood, they're really professional, they really handle their business. They just stole the show."
Rodegeb said he hopes his film will draw attention to the diversity that has developed in Bay Area hip-hop, from Middle Eastern and Punjabi rappers to Filipinos such as Elemnop, a group in the Daly City-Colma area.
"Anytime you have anger and frustration, you're going to get some great artistic outlets," he said. "East Palo Alto will always have the 'murder capital in the mid-'90s' thing; it's no secret that it was a hot bed of violence. But there's so much more."
Read full story online: http://www.insidebayarea.com/sanmateocountytimes/localnews/ci_3797537
(EXCERPT) ***HOODSTARS.NET EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS*** Chopper aka 'Young City' - April 2006:
...Its called The Yadada Movie. Its basically representing the Hyphy movement. Its gonna be like a funny movie, but its also gonna be a serious movie. Its gonna make you laugh and cry at the same time. Its gonna be hot though! Were gonna start shooting the 20th of April....My Dawg Mr. Fab is gonna be on there. Its going down. Plus you got Sarah from Making Da Band.
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Friday, May 12, 2006
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Current mood:  excited
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
THE YADADA MOVIE IS GETTING MEDIA COVERAGE IN THE LOCAL PAPERS, AND KTVU NEWS AND THE OAKLAND TRIBUNE ARE COMING OUT TO COVER THE SECOND PHASE OF SHOOTING!
GOOD LOOKIN' OUT TO EVERYONE SHOUTING OUT THE YADADA MOVIE IN THEIR INTERVIEWS!!!


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Wednesday, May 03, 2006
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The "Ya-Da-Da" Movie (from a saying in Northern California, "Yadadimeen / Yadadimsayin'?", a phrase popularized by Keak Da Sneak and other rappers meaning "You know what I mean?" and "You know what I'm sayin'?"), is an independent feature film that finds our cast living through a weekend working at this inner city record store and all the hi-jinx that go along with it while highlighting the cultural diversity and hyphy movement of the bay area. Gold diggers, police raids, barbecue's, sideshows and a robbery are just a few of the mis-adventures that befall our heroes and villains in this light hearted urban comedy.
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