According to the New York Post: 

“A man who told cops he was the president of the United States went on a rampage in Bushwick, hurling a brick at a car, spraying a fire extinguisher into traffic and scrapping with officers, authorities said yesterday.”

Bush has already caused enough problems in the US and worldwide.  Now he’s got the gall to come to Bushwick and spray a fire extinguisher into traffic?  Fuck that.  

We’ve got both the color version and the version with sound here capturing this brilliant moment of this guy snapping. I mean, completely loosing it, then getting tasered. I want to know sooooo bad what happened in that moment when he said to himself, “fuck this, I’m going to throw my computer at this lady over here, then take a lamp and smash the copy machine, and stand on that desk over there and kick papers around while destroying these god damn cubicles.”

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THE SKY REPORT

Check out this dude Scot Bowman’s blog, The Sky Report.  This is a picture of him with Josephine from the group, Love Is All at the NYC Popfest this past week.  Scot keeps the focus to music coverage, highlighting a lot of great artists and most importantly, he’s holding down Bushwick!

It’s unclear from this clip, but we can only hope this ended up going live.

A beverage truck was parked near my bodega delivering what appeared to be this drink called Tropical Fantasy. What really caught my eye was a HUGE image of Mr. Cee on the back pointing at me drinking his Tropical Fantasy branded beverage, The Finisher! I didn’t have a camera on me and search as I may, I couldn’t find an image remotely close to the ad so we actually called the Brooklyn Bottling Group who graciously laced us with the image. Though we found out the promotion of the drink is over and they may have even discontinued The Finisher, this needed to be documented nonetheless. Here’s a gem from Wikipedia about Tropical Fantasy

Tropical Fantasy is an inexpensive soft-drink, originally from Brooklyn, New York. Its low price of 25¢ per 20-ounce bottle led to its success in the 1990s. Tropical Fantasy was initially popular in inner city areas, especially those with dense African-American and Hispanic populations. The company did not employ large marketing campaigns and used simple store displays and low prices to sell its drinks. This made the product almost invisible to consumers not living in areas where the beverages were sold.

Damn, why can’t that shit still be 25¢!? And why can’t I find The Finisher? That could’ve very well become the official Bushwick Social Club beverage! Truly an exclusive BK gem here people. Don’t sleep.