Re: Meet Pablo Dylan

 > khematite wrote:
 > http://allhiphop.com/stories/news/archive/2011/07/21/22847570.aspx
 >
 > Hip-Hop has again proven it has no bounds with respect to its
growth
 > and participation, as recently, Pablo Dylan, Bob Dylans grandson,
 > broke onto the Hip-Hop scene with a mixtape where he produces and
raps
 > on the project.
 >
 > Bob Dylan known for the political and social messages in his music,
is
 > widely regarded as the voice of the rock, folk, and hippie
generation
 > of the 1960s.
 >
 > I mean, really, my grandfather, I consider him the Jay-Z of his
time,
 > and he definitely has a legacy that a lot of people look up
to," Pablo
 > Dylan told AllHipHop.com in an exclusive interview. "He feels
strongly
 > about my music and I love him to death.
 >
 > Pablo is the son of the famous folk singers son, Jesse, famous for
 > having directed music videos for Tom Petty and Lenny Kravitz, and
for
 > having directed the Will.I.Am music video for "Yes We
Can," inspired
 > by President Barack Obama's historic run in 2008.
 >
 > We just put out the mixtape 10 Minutes; we got like 50,000 views
on
 > that, and I just got back in the studio to work on things and
perfect
 > everything. Pablo said.
 >
 > My single with Little Chuckee and Darnell Robinson is dropping
soon,"
 > an excited Pablo said about his song with Young Moneys Lil
Chuckee.
 > Me and Darnell did a song on my mixtape, he hooked me up with all
the
 > people and they sent the song back with a hook and few verses.
 >
 > Pablo, soon to turn 16, is an avid Hip-Hop fan and cites Eminems
 > Eminem Show as the first hip-hop album where he really fell in
love
 > with the music.
 >
 > With 10 Minutes as the first project he has released, as most
would
 > imagine, Pablo has an extensive musical background.
 >
 > This was the first project I ever came out with, and it was meant
to
 > show people what I have been working for, and how I really want to
 > differentiate myself from everyone else. This project is all the
hard
 > work from being a little kid messing around on the piano up until
 > now, a proud Pablo Dylan professed about his music.
 >
 > However, Pablo seems to understand the light that will be shed on
his
 > music due to his grandfathers legacy, and hopes that people will
pay
 > attention to his music, more so than the legacy Bob Dylan has left
for
 > the world.
 >
 > Of course we do two different things, and I dont want people to
see
 > me for what he has done. But, what I have done, I mean from a
musical
 > and personal standpoint, is definitely influenced by him,"
Pablo Dylan
 > told AllHipHop.com. "Everyone around me influences me, and I
have
 > learned so much from him just listening to his records, but I hope
his
 > music continues to live on through what I continue to do the rest
of
 > my life.


I haven't heard much about Pablo Dylan in a few years.
 

This is a response to the post seen at:
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=675989906#675989906