I hate to bug you in the middle of dinner; first of all let me say: my college career is easy, business is well, but dealing wit you is like a ride–up down, round, and round, round, and round. My only job now is to make sure the LateBoots ship is never sinking…
“Stay up late: Strange things happen when you’ve gone too far, been up too long, worked too hard, and you’re separated from the rest of the world…”
This all started as my parents idea; Marquis go to college, get good grades, get a nice job. You is a lie, these classes drive me to party. And I bring to you a style competition; to win VIP buttons to party & pose with me on Feb 27th…
I got my style up; messin with these up and coming folks—I’m hustling out of Atlanta and all I wear is new shit; I can design your future. I had dinner with W. Wilson and one of her clients: LScott as he presented me with his SS10 accessory collection…
So many wanna know; yet I’ve kept it all a mystery. You wanna know my history; my vanity room decides my future. Oh that Phifer is a walking airbrush; I know you’ve seen my pictures. You’re welcome: take a gander into my top 12 products…
“Work the ‘metaphor’: Every object has the capacity to stand for something other than what is apparent. Work on what it stands for.”
For now I need for you to mute your monologue, Phifer is about to drop some 8 minute student extraordinaire-dialogue. Last week I modestly spoke about me being Morehouse College’s “Business Man of The Year“–guess I won’t be a college drop out after all…
I got a million ways to get it–yet I’m still hustling to find that one. I guess it shows that I suffer from bicareerality; I’m attracted to more than just one type. I escort books by day–and perform business by night-fall; I will not trip…
I thought we had a problem: the score was one point of seperation. Morehouse vs Clark and my only drill was to show up fresh; they said I couldn’t play basketball cause I wasn’t tall–funny cause now it seems like all I do is ball…
“Keep Moving: The market and its operations have a tendency to reinforce success. Resist it. Allow failure and migration to be part of your practice…”