Honored to see MonSter featured on TunedLoud Magazine. “The most courageous hip-hop album of 2026.” The album was created to tell the story of living with multiple sclerosis and the invisible battles people fight every day. Appreciate the thoughtful review and support. Read the full article here: tunedloud.com/2026/03/09/con…

I had a realization today about the sports card hobby that honestly made me smile. 😂 The breaking industry has turned collecting into something resembling the stock market. People treat cards like stocks, obsessing over values, grading, investments, and resale prices. Meanwhile, my aide’s granddaughter went on a school trip to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, where the kids were given free packs of Topps cards. She brought hers home and gave them to me. The corners were bent, the packs were opened, and apparently some kids even pulled autographs. And you know what? I FUCKING LOVE THAT. Think about it. Somewhere on a school bus, a kid could be holding a rare 1/1 Shohei Ohtani, a numbered parallel, or an autograph worth thousands of dollars, bending the corners, trading it with friends, or stuffing it into a backpack. And they don’t give a shit about the value. THEY’RE KIDS. THEY’RE HAVING FUN. THAT’S WHAT BASEBALL CARDS WERE MADE FOR! Why are vintage Mickey Mantle cards so valuable today? Because kids played with them! They put them in bicycle spokes, bent them, traded them, threw them in drawers, and sometimes threw them away. Nobody was thinking about PSA grades or retirement investments. And if one of those kids actually knows about collecting and pulls something special? Good for them! That’s exactly how my brother and I were growing up. If we pulled something valuable, we’d put it in a top loader, save it, and maybe sell it at a sports card convention at the mall, a local card shop, or a garage sale. That’s what collecting was. And here’s the beautiful irony: While grown adults are spending thousands chasing rare cards through breakers, some of those very same cards could be sitting in a kid’s backpack with a bent corner, never to be graded, sold, or even recognized. Not every rare card ends up in a breaker’s hands. Not every 1/1 ends up on eBay. Some might disappear forever because a kid was simply being a kid. And you know what? GOOD. Because baseball cards were a hobby long before they became an investment strategy. Sometimes I think the kids understand collecting better than the adults do. 😂⚾ #Topps #tradingcard #packs #sportscards

What are you talking about? Did I say anything about it being acceptable in the 90s? I said that she needs to look it up because it's pretty much the same thing. Are you a fucking idiot?

I've been making hip-hop since 1998. 🎤 25+ years later, through setbacks, MS, and everything life has thrown at me, I'm still here. To the Juggalos, misfits, and underdogs who've ever felt overlooked, you're my kind of people. 🖤 55strong.cc #BCide #Juggalo

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B-Cide Trading Cards: SERIES ZERO is officially real. We finished collating, randomizing and sealing all 25 packs. Every pack is hand-numbered, and at this point even I don’t know what’s inside which pack. These are a few of the cards I can finally show you in their physical form. The cards pictured here were specifically marked PROMOTIONAL USE and were never part of the 25-pack release. Series Zero tells pieces of my story going all the way back through my music career — performances, people, moments and memories that actually happened. Then there are the STATIC inserts, Silver Foil Shatter cards and other surprises mixed into the set. And yes… I’m only showing you the back of one particular card for a reason. 😂 25 packs. Never reprinted. This started as an experiment to see if I could make a legitimate trading-card product out of my own history. Now I’m holding the damn things in my hands. Series Zero has arrived. LOCAL BUYERS: I added a local option to the website, so if you’re nearby you can choose local pickup instead of paying for shipping. Get yours at: serieszero.xyz Real music. Real stories. Collect forever.

Since you crazy fucking people wanna talk about this and bring up the fact that ESPN needs to fire Pat because he's smoking weed or some bullshit. Lay the fuck off Get off your high horses. He's living the dream.

Look at this fucking guy, this is the reason why the hobby of trading cards is being bought by rich douchebags. We need to get rid of people like Andy Jones who think that a card might be worth a Lamborghini. This is probably somebody who trades in futures of sports cards when really he's just collecting men on cardboard. He's probably not even collecting. Actually, probably never even bought a pack of cards in the 90s. These kind of people are pathetic. I hope you know that this has been going on since conventions have been in malls.

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One more thing hiding in SERIES ZERO… BLUE FROST /3 Three different cards. Three hand-numbered copies of each. Nine Blue Frost cards exist in the entire release. 🥶