Monday, 30 August 2010
Hip Hop Appreciation week “EMCEE” Lessons for the kids
caddyone.bandcamp.com Caddy One teaching kids about emceein. Performing songs from the album “Universal Language” YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE ENTIRE ALBUM NOW! TO HELP YOU DECIDE IF YOU WANT TO BACK THIS PROJECT! GOD BLESS YOU… FREE ALBUM DOWNLOAD JEWEL LIE 4TH 2010! caddyone.bandcamp.com May 19th 2010 in honor of Hip Hop appreciation week. Blessings.. Child Abuse Prevention Program. twitter.com click here to learn more about our mission. Showing kids how to bust a CAPP at there abusers using Hip Hop culture. Volunteer Caddy One, shows them how its done. (Background beat by VIZION.)
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