DJ Khaled Disses San Antonio Spurs

We all know that DJ Khaled has been somewhat outspoken throughout his career, but he hit an all time high last week when being interviewed about the Spurs vs. Heat game. He called the San Antonio Spurs cheaters, he said he was sure that they'd been practicing without A/C in preparation for the game. Why does he know this? The streets! The streets been tellin him what's goin on. This man is on fire. He knows his stuff and this video proves it. His basketball commentary is good, but i think his best at letting that bass drop.

DJ Cole Plante

Cole Plante is only 17 years old and has been DJ-ing for a little over 3 years. He has worked with Skrillex, Avicii, Major Lazer, and many more. He recently did a TED Talk where he explained what he does. He's quite impressive for his age and if you get the chance, check out his talk here. This is especially good for the person who wants to start DJ-ing but isn't sure how to start.

Khaled Finally Got Jay-Z

We know from previous posts on this blog that DJ Khaled is, indeed, the king of the anthem. He's had a hit seven summers in a row and claims that this will be eight. He's rapped along side some pretty big names such as Rick Ross, TI, Shawn Carter, etc. But up until he's never rapped with the king, Jay-Z himself. Khaled's new single has got some hot features so be on the look out for it. This man does it for the streets and he does it for the people. Don't you forget that.

Why Is DJ Khaled The Best?

A consistent theme running through all of DJ Khaled's albums is: "We The Best." This begs the question, "At What"? What is DJ Khaled the best at? My answer: We don't know. It must be something, because the guy is still going. I know he does a mean anthem. "All I Do Is Win" was definitely a chart topper, but was it that good? Yes. I'm perfectly fine admitting that Khaled is more than a wedding DJ and we don't have to know why. The point is... He's good.

DJ Khaled Is "Making The Best Music I've Ever Made"

DJ Khaled is all about inspiration. He's making new music and he's "the king of anthems." He's doing it "for the streets and for the people." He's gotten to the point where he's suffering from success. He's been the king of summer for the past seven summers. This is going to be eight. Eight summer's with hit singles. While he's confident this is just another year of success. Some people have doubted his ability to still be relevant and have asked the question, "what's left for you to do?" He may not have an answer for that, but he means business. Peace.