Get Smacked at Black Expo!
SMACK DVD Magazine comes to the Black Expo this weekend. (June 5th & 6th @ Pier 94 - 55th & 12th Ave, NY, NY) Stop by booth 121 and learn about the DVD magazine that is captivating the urban community.
(PRWEB) June 4, 2004 --Smack DVD Magazine has it all for your viewing pleasure plus much more!
Past issues have included private studio sessions, exclusive backstage footage, in-depth interviews, unreleased videos, unsigned artist segments and "the most-talked about" freestyle battles.
Issue # 5 is currently in stores and features: Beanie Sigel, Joe Budden, Twista, Game, Method Man, Tega and Kanye West. Other issues have also included: 50 Cent, Fat Joe, T.I., Cassidy, David Banner and Xzibit.
Interested? Want to hear more?
Stop by booth 121 at the Black Expo this weekend (Sat. June 5th @ 11:30a-10p or Sun. June 6th @ 12p-8p -- Pier 94 @ 55th & 12th, NY, NY). Meet with the founders and staff of Smack DVD Magazine; watch a street battle or two, learn about the brand and how to advertise your product on upcoming issues.
For additional information contact:
S. Benjamin - Sbenjamin@smackdvdmagazine.com
S.M.A.C.K. DVD Magazine
212-591-2880 ext. 2
917-656-1297
www.smackdvdmagazine.com
About the company:
S.M.A.C.K. DVD Magazine, which debuted in November 2002, is a quarterly DVD-magazine that focuses on the various contents of the entertainment, fashion and sports industries as it relates to Hip Hop. Since its inception, the magazine has taken the urban community by storm.
S.M.A.C.K., an acronym for Streets, Music, Arts, Culture and Knowledge, forms a channel of communication between hip-hop celebrities and their audiences by showcasing live interview footage. Our magazine also lets the viewers experience events such as car shows, basketball tournaments, fashion shows, concert footage and street battles as opposed to just reading about it. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but live footage tells the whole story.
The overall content of the magazine is geared toward a unisex audience ranging between the ages of 18 and 35, yet Smack DVD targets the urban, hip-hop community.
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