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#fbf photo I took in 2002 of @littlesqb & @prodigymobbdeep in Williamsburg by the water. Empire State Building creeping in the backround.

#35mm #newyork #queensbridge #williamsburg #brooklyn #illgrammers #yngkillers #hiphophead #mobbdeep #portrait #blackandwhite #chain #denali #instagood #bulletproofvest #camo #throwback #tims #empirestatebuilding #gmc #littles #prodigy taken in Williamsburg by @47_ak

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11 years ago

Photoshoot with a couple kings
📷 by me circa 2002 by @47_ak

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9 years ago

//// Who would think anyone of us would cease to exist / Left with just thoughts of the past to reminisce ////
@prodigymobbdeep
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#RipProdigy
📸: #35mm
Shot this back in the day, thanks to @contakt321 & @littlesqb trusting I could get it done... Fun Fact: it was one of my first shoots & the first shoot I ever did with strangers & it was with Littles & Mobb Deep. Legends. I was stupid nervous, not because we were running around Queensbridge strapped up, but because I was afraid I’d fu€k this opportunity up. So I brought 3 cameras with me. Because I wanted a variety of looks? Nah, because I figured if I couldn’t get one working I’d have another option. Take advantage of every opportunity you get, you will never know where it could lead. taken in New York, New York by @47_ak

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8 years ago

Here is the full video (Instagram chopped pieces off the last post)

Visuals by @47_ak

Let’s talk about this one…

“Hustler” is an unreleased Cam’ron record from 1999 that appeared on a promo called the “Rough, Rough, Rough Album” - basically an early work-in-progress version of what would eventually become “S.D.E.” in 2000.

The record made its rounds on mixtapes back then and was even rumored to be the first single from “S.D.E.”, but for whatever reason, it was never officially released.

I always loved this song, especially the hook sung by Lil’ Cease, and never understood why it didn’t make the album. Listening back now, though, I can kind of see it. “Hustler” feels more like “Confessions of Fire” Cam than “S.D.E.” Cam - and definitely different from the monster he was about to become during the Roc-A-Fella era.

Maybe by the time “S.D.E.” was ready, the record already felt dated. Maybe they couldn’t clear the sample. Maybe there’s another story behind it entirely. I honestly don’t know.

But if you’re lucky enough to have a copy of the “Rough, Rough, Rough Album” promo or one of the bootleg vinyl pressings, you know this record.

For everybody who never got to hear it, I wanted to give “Hustler” some new life and some long-overdue shine.

So I created this AI video for a Cam’ron record that’s been sitting in the vault for more than 25 years.

1999 brought back to life in 2026. taken in Harlem by @47_ak

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2 months ago

Visuals by @47_ak swipe through for full video.

Let’s talk about this one…

“Hustler” is an unreleased Cam’ron record from 1999 that appeared on a promo called the “Rough, Rough, Rough Album” - basically an early work-in-progress version of what would eventually become “S.D.E.” in 2000.

The record made its rounds on mixtapes back then and was even rumored to be the first single from “S.D.E.”, but for whatever reason, it was never officially released.

I always loved this song, especially the hook sung by Lil’ Cease, and never understood why it didn’t make the album. Listening back now, though, I can kind of see it. “Hustler” feels more like “Confessions of Fire” Cam than “S.D.E.” Cam and definitely different from the monster he was about to become during the Roc-A-Fella era.

Maybe by the time “S.D.E.” was ready, the record already felt dated. Maybe they couldn’t clear the sample. Maybe there’s another story behind it entirely. I honestly don’t know.

But if you’re lucky enough to have a copy of the “Rough, Rough, Rough Album” promo or one of the bootleg vinyl pressings, you know this record.

For everybody who never got to hear it, I wanted to give “Hustler” some new life and some long-overdue shine.

So I created this AI video for a Cam’ron record that’s been sitting in the vault for more than 25 years.

1999 brought back to life in 2026. taken in Harlem by @47_ak

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2 months ago

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5 months ago

New video for “Most In Outs” by The High & Mighty ft Cage.
Remix produced by me & Shroom.
Video visuals by me.

After doing the remix I wanted to create something that went with it that attempted to took you back to the vibe of late 90’s / Early 2K’s of Brooklyn & Queens. The old New York. Dusty & Gully. The Smut Peddlers / Movies For The Blind era.

Thanks to @emeltz & @djmightymi and @shroom020.

Remix LP for “Sound Of Market” out now! by @47_ak

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7 months ago

New remix I produced for @emeltz @djmightymi featuring @cagewm. Did it with my guy @shroom020. Just chasing that Smut Peddlers / Cage early 2k feeling.

High & Mighty Remix LP OUT NOW!

I did the artwork too. Video coming soon. by @47_ak

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7 months ago

Okay, we’re reloaded.

Thursday team bonding at @wearekinemeric looks less like trust falls and more like tactical mistakes, bad callouts, and the occasional heroic save.

Gun Game @onwardthegame by @47_ak

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7 months ago

In 1997, I walked into Skippy White’s in Providence and heard DJ Buck spinning this record with brooding horns and a scratch hook flipping a line from Cypress Hill’s B-Real. I bought doubles on the spot. The record was High & Mighty – The Meaning, and I’ve been a fan ever since.

Fast forward to 2000—I landed a gig at Rawkus Records and met @emeltz and @djmightymi while designing promo for the Smut Peddlers album. We hit it off, and after Rawkus, I started doing a ton of artwork for Eastern Conference Records. Cage, Tame One, Leak Bros, Nighthawks, Weathermen, EC Allstars—it was pretty surreal.

Now, 20+ years later, I got the call again.

They were working on a new album and had a bunch of old photos from back in the day they wanted to use. I pitched the idea of flipping them into vintage-style hiphop 12” single covers, inspired by the bold typography and layout of late 80s/early 90s hip hop records. We ran with it. I designed the album and five singles.

Sound of Market drops today. Proud to be part of it. Tap in. taken in Philladelphia by @47_ak

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a year ago

@littlesqb & @prodigymobbdeep in old New York

📸: shot by me in October of 2002 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
🔌: @contakt321 forever grateful for the connect taken in Williamsburg, Brooklyn by @47_ak

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2 years ago

Big up to @1st for making my favorite pair of shorts. Sports, drugs & entertainment, till the arraignment. taken in Rincón, Puerto Rico by @47_ak

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2 years ago