Tapwaterz--RicFire--Pimp C--P-Dice (RIP)--Cuzzo--Manga--Black--Kid
TOUR FLYER
DAILY NEWS UNSUNG HEROES OF NEW YORK CITY TRIBUTE
XXL 360 ARTICLE
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FOX5
NEW YORK 1 NEWS
DOCUMENTARY!!!!
"WELCOME 2 REALITY"!!
T-SHIRT
BIG CHRIS, TAPWATERZ, & CUZZO IN DA CUT IN BK@ LABOR PARADE
RICFIRE, BIG CHRIS, P-DICE(R.I.P), &TAPWATERZ POSTED UP OUTSIDE VANDERBELT HALL 42ST. AFTER PERFORMANCE@ UNITED SPINAL DAY
MANGA, RICFIRE,&TAPWATERZ CHILLIN BEFORE PERFORMANCE @MILLIONAIRES CLUB
4 WHEEL CITY INTERVIEW ON CNN
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For bookings or if you have any comments, suggestions or questions about wheel life, leave a message or email cityon4wheels@yahoo.com----
4 Wheel City is an entertainment organization started by Namel “Tapwaterz” Norris (rapper) and Ricardo “Rickfire” Velasquez (producer), two talented hip-hop artists in wheelchairs due to gun violence. Their mission is to use hip-hop music and culture to create more opportunities for the disabled and inspire people not to give up in life. In addition, show the world that people with disabilities can still have talents, dreams, and deserve to be treated equal. As a group the tandem performs their original music as well as inspirational speak at hospitals, schools, rehabilitation centers, fundraisers, and events, all over the world. They have performed/appeared in such places as XXL Magazine, CNN, VH1, Fox 5 News, New York 1 News, New York Daily News, Mount Sinai Hospital, City Hall NY, and many more.
As a movement, 4 Wheel city was initiated in the summer of 2005 after Tapwaterz and Rickfire got tired of going to places in a city as big as New York and not being able to get in because there were steps and no elevators or ramps. Fed up with the system and constantly being discriminated against, The 4 Wheel City “Movement 4 Improvement” was started to fight against these injustices. Hence 4 Wheel City is a place for people to find out information, fight for their rights, showcase their talents, and network with every type of individual. More importantly, its also a place for people who are not in wheelchairs to see and listen to a slept on subject and realize that people in wheelchairs are no different. Most are still businessmen and women, students, moms, dads, actors, hustlers, musicians, and want to be recognized as important pieces of society, just like the average person.
Thus, Tapwaterz and Rickfire chose to use hip-hop as a tool to get out the 4 Wheel City Message, but the music is not all about the wheels. Still being conscious hustlers from the street and still lovin' to have a good time, the music definitely reflects it. For bookings or if you have any comments, suggestions or questions about wheel life, email cityon4wheels@yahoo.com or Tapwaterz@yahoo.com. So while you're in 4 Wheel City, be sure to check out some of the tracks and the updated video clips pics and ladies...don't let the chairs fool ya, ya heard!
JAY Z
MAYOR MICHAEL BLOOMBERG
SAY CHEESE: RUSSELL SIMMONS AND TAPWATERZ ON THE RED CARPET @HIP HOP HONORS
DA BRAT THROWING UP THE ''4'' & FEELING THE 4 WHEEL CITY PROMO@ VH1 HIP HOP HONORS NYC
FAB THROWING UP DA ''4''
!!!CHECK OUT THE RING!!!DJ SCRATCH PUTTIN DOWN THE ''4'' ON THE RED CARPET @ THE VH1 HIP HOP HONORS
WENDY WILLIAMS INTERVIEWING TAPWATERZ AT VH1 HIP HOP AWARDS
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hey there, im at australia right now for a wheelchair basketball tounament under the IWBF, hows your team right now,any games recently?? and how about the album you're going to release????
Today I would like to let you know about two print magazines in Germany I'm writing for.
"Living Line Dance", reporting about line dance and country music, and "Folk Magazine", reporting about folk and country music. The magazines are high respected in Europe. They offer you a good chance to publicize yourself in Europe and Germany.
For more information, please contact me at MySpace or send email to Ch.Lamitschka@t-online.de with the headline "Advertise at Living Line Dance and Folk Magazine".
Hey, thank you for the add. Hit me up sometime, I'm working on a few projects in my area, and looking to spread the word about being disabled and what surrounding communities can do to help.
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