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Kinda! Shock headline alert. It was Mr. Raymond’s music. Specifically, this tune playin’ in the backdrop when Miss Keri’s panties dropped and she made love for the very first time. No word on whether hickeys were exchanged. For those stumbling with their math, it was eight years ago. Born in ’82, she was 19. You know, I’m starting to buy her goody two-shoes act. How dumb am I? SMH.

Props: Q Deezy

Today, Boosie Boo plead guilty to gun and drug charges and was sentenced to two years in the slammer. Luckily, he could serve less than a year for good behavior. Better not set it off in that bitch.

Props: AUM

Took forever. Enjoy, but don’t believe the Hype.

Busta phoned in with Green Lantern and spoke on the legacy and relationship of his former DJ, Roc Raida. What a year.

Previously: Roc Raida Memorial Service Details

Spotted: 57th Ave

Sidebar: More snitchin’ from Fuck Boy’s set.

From the Vibe vaults, Afeni’s son credits Bad Boy for instilling his Thug Life philosophy after getting shot at Quad Studios. Pac then segues into sales figures between his All Eyez On Me and B.I.G.’s Ready To Die. See, 50 wasn’t the only one checking SoundScan.

Previously: Unreleased 2Pac Footage Pt. 2 (Vibe)| Unreleased 2Pac Footage Pt. 1 (Vibe)

Gargamel appeared on Renada Romain’s Hip-Hop Nation morning show and big’d up Hov for his impact on the game. Contrarily, he cringed when discussing the current state of Dancehall music. Lawdamercy!

On Jay-Z

On Dancehall

This is the official first single off T-Pain’s new album, RevolveR (The last capital R ain’t a mistake). The shit should be really called “Take Your Muthafuckin’ Shirt Off.” And I can dig it. It’s funky and crunky like Lil Jon in his prime. The “Is autotune really dead?” line ain’t even necessary as the song uses just a touch of the effect in the song’s bridge. Yup, it’s strong on its own two. Looks like Faheem’s gonna survive the trend he created. A coupla cats from Harlem, not so much.

Look who made the cut. Ha! “Forever” video premieres today on 106 & Park.

Algernod and his DB9 vroom through the streets of Atlanta in search of some “Becky.” Don’t know if I’d work for it though.