Whether falling of the stage or falling off his bike, P.O.S probably puts a little too much of himself into everything he does. His live show is machine-gun patterns, flailing, and giggles. Occasionally a bloody lip. Usually his, sometimes yours. His production is like a field recording of a drunken blacksmith. Disjointed but compelling, because yo, what is dude making?
Much has been made of P.O.S’s punk rock past; the tattoos and piercings, the skater fashion, the high school pictures of young P.O.S. sporting a frohawk. Fact is, P.O.S is not a cross-over artist. He has been rapping as long as he’s been thrashing. His punk sensibility doesn’t make him less of a rapper, it makes him more of a musician. P.O.S fuses the angst and sincerity of punk rock with the bass, wit, and lyricism of underground hip-hop. On his first album, P.O.S raps, “We went from lower-lower class to lower class to upper-lower class.” And he is living his own tongue-in-cheek rags-to-sportier-rags story.
We are proud to announce that we have teamed up with legendary blogger Rob Heppler for blog postings on our site. Rob is most known for creating the voice of street culture WEEKLY DROP, designing the Coraline and Lobster Nike Dunks, writing for HypeBeast, and for being in prison for a long time. Check out his daily postings at blog.mltd.com.
Also, we're continuing to build on our Moose Riders Street Team. If you're interested in helping promote our store plus earning some money, definitely email us with a brief explanation of why you fit to: promotions@mltd.com.
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