Start Peace is the amazing music video that came out of a crisis of teen gun violence in Boston. The blend of rap, hip hop, and R & B was written and performed by four of the top musicians of the last 15 years. DQuest, Antonio Ennis, Edo G, and Wyatt Jackson. The music video was directed by Michael King and Phil Bros - and produced by Tony Bennis. Start Peace earned a Human Rights Foundation Award from Reebok.

"The Bank Attack" project was born in the belly of City Life/Vida Urbana's weekly BTA/Bank Tenant Association meetings in 2011 by Antonio 'Twice Thou' Ennis, a professional recording artist since 1985. Empowered and inspired by City Life's 'Sword & Shield' method of fighting back against social injustice and in particular the big banks, he wrote this rally-song to galvanize thousands of underwater homeowners for the historic (RttC) Right to the City national protest against Bank of America headquarters in Boston, MA on September 30, 2011 an action for which Antonio was a lead organizer and national spokesperson for over 3,500 demonstrators. The song has since become an anthem for the movement with a renewed commitment of solidarity among collaborating organizations. Since 2009, instead of negotiating a loan modification with Principal Reduction to allow him to stay in his home of 46 years, Bank of America (the servicer) is trying to foreclose even though Mr. Ennis could afford his home at the current real-value. After receiving several dissatisfying loan modifications, one of which increased his monthly payment by $1,000 he turned to his passion and profession of producing hip-hop music to shame the big banks for their predatory business practices.No Big Bank/CEO, Robo-Signer, Tax Dodger, Lobbyist or Senator is off-limits. If you have a hand in the corruption of the housing market, jobs, unions, health care, public transportation, education and the economic meltdown, then you'll feel the wrath of this critically acclaimed body of work. Additionally, this project is profanity-free rendering it presentable to all ages.

This re-make of The Almighty RSO classic “You Could Be My Boo f/ Faith Evans, gets simmered over a juicy G-funk beat with chunks of marinated East Coast flows then authentically garnished with buttered DJ scratches and served sizzlin' hot on a tasty disc!

The Bost6n is an interchangeable collective of 6 of Boston’s most prolific and accomplished artists. Streetwise music journalists that combine historical hip-hop roots with tech-savvy socially aware ‘raptivism’ (rap & activism) to report breaking news designed to educate, enlighten, empower and entertain. In this video, The Bost6n express an artfully bold call-to-action because minorities remain outraged at law enforcement, state representatives-law makers and the POTUS for the on-going lack of accountability for police officers who use excessive force on innocent black men & women resulting in many deaths. Police brutality, unjustified murders of unarmed people of color, systemic racism, education, economic inequality, employment, healthcare, false media and bank controlled correctional facilities are just a few 'hot-button issues' that motivate The Bost6n. Twice Thou & Mann Terror put together an elite street wordsmith and activist crew to produce edgy songs powered by the jewels of real ‘raptivism’ with a social hip-hop foundation so everyday people can relate with it, learn from it and still bop their head to it.

140 bars/8 minutes of real hip-hop from the official Bloody Bean memoirs. Some of the most inquired about Almighty RSO and MadeMen beefs with other artists in the music industry. Hear E-Devious and Twice Thou spit vicious and unrelenting verbal warfare. Fully armed with brutal artillery from their infamous Gun Smoke Style and Lyrical Pearl Harbor Flow, they set the real record straight while surgically pickin' off targets on top of a hard, smashing bass heavy beat produced by Motif Alumni & Kas. Some of those encounters and affiliations include, but not limited to... LOX, Styles P, DMX, Nas, Jay Z, Kanye West, Cash Money, 50 Cent, P. Diddy/Badd Boyz, Black Child, Mark Wahlberg, Donald Trump, Canibus, Queen Latifah/Flava Unit, Queen Pen, MadeMen, Almighty RSO, Kim Kardashian, Keith Murray, Eric Sermon, MC Serch, Biz Markie, BPD Officer Dennis “DJ” Simmonds, Ice T, Fat Joe/Terror Squad, Illegal and Hit Squad.

This song/video is a melodic soliloquy in reference to the pitfalls and/or rewards of the past. One mustn't be so quick to assassinate ”THE FUTURE” to spite “THE PAST”. We all have a past, whether it be good, bad or indifferent. Sometimes our past can come back to haunt us, taunt us, teach us or defeat us. Maturity hangs in the balance of how we manifest negative past experiences into positive future results. -Tu Gran Pana Twice Thou

The Bost6n does not promote or glorify gang violence. The shooting depicted in this video is an every day occurrence in most urban city neighborhoods. Unfortunately, drama and controversy garner rapid attention. So, since we now have yours undivided...our message is this... “Forgiveness is the ultimate revenge however, the full understanding of that is often misunderstood. When a man finds solace in his heart, he finds eternal life, love, wisdom, loyalty, knowledge & understanding!” -Tu Gran Pana Twice Thou

This song/video is a reggae & hip-hop infused anthem for stoners all over the world. Filmed at the 28th Annual MassCann NORML 2017 Boston Freedom Rally where thousands of people descend on the Boston Common to express freedom, smoke marijuana and watch live performers, shop vendors and such. The mood is fun and festive.

Circa 2007, The American economy crumbles. Communities of color are targeted by banks with predatory business practices. Bank of America/Countrywide's “Ghetto Loans” jumpstart a global foreclosure crisis and economic meltdown.Big Banks are bailed out with over 700 billion dollars in taxpayer money. Corporate development and gentrification ensues. Millions of jobs are lost. Health-care is unfair. Thousands of families are evicted, displaced and homeless. Capitalism is alive and well. Functioning just as they planned it would. But "leaders rise up and stand tall for all, liberation Amilcar Cabral." “I Am” The Struggle! “You Are” The Struggle! “We Are” The Struggle!

He's built like a battleship, he's more slippery than a convoy of oil tankers, he's still on the frontline protecting the border...it's Tu Gran Pana Twice Thou! Kill or be killed seems to be the world order. It's not a "New" world order, it's actually an old order. But that can be up for debate another day. In this gritty, hard and cinematically graphic music video, Twice Thou -who was bred and built to be a Hondureño Catracho has sworn to defend all that is sacred and real. He spits his east coast battleship flow over a bangin locomotive trap beat to say two words. If you've ever had one of them days where you just wanted to yell out loud, "Fuck Niggas!!!"...well, this just may be your anthem! More from the "Loose Screws" -Las Aventuras de Tonito Montana LP #RockWitMe

Written and Directed by LG/Single Parent Hustling 2 Q's Entertainment in association with The Ennis Entertainment Group. A father vows to make it out the 'hood with his 2 sons by any means necessary. But the allure and temptations of the streets can swallow a young man real fast when and if he's livin' fast. In the end, an older brother who is strapped with a 9mm happens upon a fist fight his little brother is involved in and he's ready to settle the score by shooting his assailants. During the fiasco a phone call gets made to the father who shows up with two of his friends and finds his oldest son with a gun aimed at his enemy ready to kill him. The father and friends convince the son that murder is not worth his freedom and all the lives that will be destroyed by his actions will be devastating. The son takes heed and lowers his gun and walks away. Everyone lives to see another day to "Make It Out Da Hood".

Team 1 is JV Darapsinga & Twice Thou. Over a hard sub-bass laden beat with some melodic Chinese strings produced by A. B. Beats, JV rapsings with his authentic catchy delivery while Twice Thou goes in with his vintage guntalk flow tellin' all the haters God Bless You for counting them out. From their forthcoming EP titled "Great Intentions".

Pslums, Mann Terror & Twice Thou spit reality bars about life in the streets. Ain't no love! Jaé Sol adds his soul on sol flow to complete this melodic track with a catchy hook.

Rottweiler's By The Door is a throwback to original Boom Bap Hip-Hop. Twice Thou's signature hard bars are spit over a thumping bassline, popping snare and melodic sample with classic quotes from Notorious B.I.G scratches in the hook by Boston's own DJ Babyface. "What you think all the guns are for/All-purpose war, got the Rottweiler's by the door!" Twice Thou quotable; "It's a luxury, just for you to fvck wit me/I don't need friends, my guns keep me company."

Twice Thou eviscerates any and all adversaries in his Kill Box, where every man dies from a kill shot. When it's zero dark 30, he's up before the rooster, with a Ruger 57, clip longer than a ruler. Submachine's with red beams and night vision, mini missiles, assault pistols, you'll die missin'. It's still hell up in Boston, better tell yo momma get to pickin' out a coffin!

Filmed on location in Salem, MA on Halloween night, this gangsta thriller video captures the spirit of all the ghosts, goons and goblins in a city where Halloween is literally 365 days a year. Special Halloween camera LUT's, or Look Up Table and AI transitions add high-dynamic cinematography to this ghoulish canvas vividly illustrated by Twice Thou's lyrical paint brush. Halloween comes and goes once a year, but lets be very clear....It can still get real spooky any time the masks & gloves come out! Drinking too much of the Witch's Brew might have you singin'... "When I put these gloves and that mask on/Where I'm from, you sucka nigguhs won't last long/You can kiss your mothafvckin' ass gone/When I get my mothafvckin' blast on!"-Tu Gran Pana Twice Thou

Directed by M. Antonio Ennis for The Ennis Entertainment Group Produced by Gunzy Gooding Written by Twice Thou & YimeanThaBean Filmed & Edited by Jaestar Filmz This track goes hard! Twice Thou's relentless rhyme attack bleeds over the beat and then YimeanThaBean pulls up on the hook and spits a catchy classic gem. When you're sentenced to spit hard bars, catchy hooks, unparalleled flows and vintage styles...there's only one thing to say...Fuck you judge!, Fuck you prosecutor,! Fuck you jury! RUN IT CONCURRENT!