Middle Age Family, Fun, and Old School Stuff

I had a business meeting this morning with a social networking marketing consultant. I arrived a little early so she gave me a tour of her multi-media partners studios. We got to the 2nd part of the tour and she introduced me to Daddy-O. To say I was shocked was an understatement. I don’t think she thought I would know who he was. On a side note the consultant is a middle-aged white lady from the Atlanta Suburbs. How cool is that. It really makes me feel good to see that. Just more evidence that we are becoming more and more connected to each other without regards to anything but the person. Back to my great morning with Daddy-O. He was a great guy, really into his work and willing to talk about anything. He wasn’t part of the main meeting, but we went back down to multimedia studio after the meeting was over and my colleague and I had a chance to talk to him for about 45 minutes. For those that don’t know Daddy-O grew up in Brooklyn, NY. I grew up Queesn, NY. We talked about his take on the current state Hip-hop in Atlanta, his vision for the future, his transformation from Brooklyn to where he is now. Anyone following this blog knows my love of Old-School Hip-Hop. I was thinking about doing a post on  the amount of East Coast Hip-Hop artists that have made Atlanta there home. After my meeting today I’m definetly going to do it. Daddy-O is a cool cat.