So, as many of you know, MC Tronel from the infamous Anticipateurs has been in jail for the passed nine months for an aggravated assault charge he caught at his last performance. This man has spent most of his adult life behind bars but it has never stopped him from making classic hits in the …Read More

After eight failed attempts at coming up to Montreal, Mercer finally showed up at my door, rocking a light jacket and a hot new pair of Air Max 95′s on the coldest day we’ve had this winter. Welcome to Canada, dawg. Twisted a quick dart and hopped into the van. We swerved off in a …Read More

I want to start by thanking everybody that came out last Saturday to the Party-Jam Gros Chilling with Action Bronson and the mooks. It was a memorable night, for many different reasons. The science is simple. You have LOOKOUT bringing that quality entertainment, Off The Hook Radio providing pyrotechnics, making sure people know what’s good for them and …Read More

Almost exactly a year ago we did an article about David Bouthillier, the Peace Park President. Even before I formally met the mook, I knew that he was working on a documentary about Peace Park and I had been anticipating it ever since. For a mook like me, this is a dream come true. I remember the first time I hung …Read More

It went down like this: Tron told me about his boy that has possibly the most filthy pad a mook has ever seen and right away my eyes lit up like a pin-ball machine when you hit the high score. Not only was this apartment like a museum of total disregard towards one’s standard of living, but …Read More

The first time I met Guilty was at the MusiquePlus Jam Des Neiges back in 2000, during the 83 (corny ass French-Canadian rap group) show. He pulled out his black book and the Mook Squad went ham on it. I also remember throwing icy snowballs at the shitty rappers on stage and my homie Ze …Read More

All your local mooks gather every year for the Saint Patrick’s Day parade, start drinking as soon as they hit the streets, cause ruckus and end up past the point of no return before the sun sets. Some of us pass out early, others take a trip to a jail cell and the true survivors drink till the wee hours of the night at the nearest Irish Pub. Without any further ado, let us give you a glimpse of one of our favorite events of the year: the St.Patty’s Day Parade.

Yall ain’t ready for this one. We got a special Day In The Life of Les Anticipateurs: The most prolific Quebecois rap group to come out of Paris. Three video world premiere along with a behind the scenes at how it all went down, Mook Life style.

Today, we document a documenter. Mook-Life spotlights a man on a mission much similar to ours: exposing the misunderstood world that surrounds us and glorifying the beauty in it. With his own production company Secondhand projects, Paul has 3 books out, movie projects in the work, many magazine publications and I can only see the sky being the limit. Can’t knock the hustle.

Warning! Mook-Life is in no way responsible and/or affiliated with any of the activities and individuals depicted in this post. This post is for entertainment purposes only. All illegal activities have been simulated and/or recreated in order to convey a sense of realism for educational purposes. Mook-Life does not condone or support any form of …Read More

There are landmarks and monuments all over our planet that define the city they represent, legendary locations that generate hometown pride and makes the place you reside just that much more special. Paris has the Eiffel Tower, New York has Central Park, Rome has the Colosseum and out here in Montreal… we have the Peace Park. Who better to give us knowledge on the area than Pro-Skater Dave Boots of MQC, a true Montrealer who’s been in these downtown streets through thick and thin, has spent most his life skating the park’s concrete blocks and befriending the locals.

Sleep is the cousin of Death. Success Clothing creator and H.N.I.C Vinny Vinhtage knows this and has been on his grind since day one. A behind the scenes look on how determination and hard work pays off in a saturated fashion industry where only the hustlers survive. A dream is started with an idea, but it stays a dream if you don’t get out there and put in work until your hands bleed.

The name speaks for itself. Tyke TFO has a graffiti career older than most of the writers out there, and an upbringing in one of New York’s roughest neighborhoods in an era where hip hop was more religion than fashion. We took the opportunity to connect with the man while on his trip to Montreal, taking in the summer sun, sharing cold beers and dropping knowledge for all the ignant youth out there.