I must admit I underestimated you Andrea. You're as sinister as Superhead and more calculating than Carmen. Soulja with the nose candy, Carmelo with the text, I really am afraid of what you're gonna do next. I thought givin' niggas phone numbers out was bad enough. Geesh! It's funny back then most thought that since this chick just outed herself as hip-hop's #1 groupie, she'd be cut off like a hang nail. But nope. Dudes are star fuckers too. And like it or not, Stacks has made herself someone. With a couple of smackdowns in the rear view, you can still find her in the club—for an appearance fee. And now the jockin' goes both ways. Who wanna rumble with the Bee with the seductive accent? Ha! Does she really have that sweet, that nasty, that gushy stuff? Seriously, I hope she cheats on the Hip-Hop nation with a football player, and gets her Kat-A-Tat-Tat ass out of our business. But sadly, I don't think this is the end. Word to Ricky Bell. It's far from over.
After four awful performances at Rock The Bells, Lauryn finally proved to us that—simply put—it's really over. Cue the scene in Bronx Tale about wasted talent and hold on to the good times. You was the best, L-Boogie. Take care of the fam.DJ Kay Slay “More Than Just A DJ” (Tracklist)
Monday, January 18 2010 8:20 PM EST | Posted by: Big Homie | Posted in: Blog, True Story
The tracklist for Mr. Slap Your Favorite DJ’s February 9th release is here. No surprise: Slay and everybody in the industry is on here.
1. Intro (feat. Busta Rhymes)
2. Men Of Respect (feat. Tony Yayo, Papoose, Lloyd Banks, Jim Jones & Rell)
3. Bad Girls (feat. Jacki-O, Remy Ma, Hedonis & Ayanna Irish)
4. Blockstars (feat. Yo Gotti, Jim Jones, Busta Rhymes & Ray J)
5. Monster Music (feat. Cam’ron & Vado)
6. Layed Out (feat. Bun B, Papoose, Twista, Jay Rock, Young Chris, Durrough
7. Gangsta Shit (feat. OJ Da Juiceman, Papoose & Yo Gotti
8. Skit Straight Stuntin
9. Let’s Ryde Together (feat. Trick Trick, M.O.P., Trae & Trey Williams)
10. Thug Luv (feat. Maino, Papoose, Red Cafe & Ray J)
11. Skit Popa Wu
12. See The Light (feat. AZ, Raekwon & Ghostface Killah)
13. Hustle Game (feat. Bun B, Webbie, Lil Boosie & Nicole Wray)
14. God Forgive Me (feat. Joell Ortiz, Papoose, Jae Millz & Saigon
15. Kay-Slay-Dem (feat. Uncle Murda, Grafh & Mistah F.A.B.)
16. The Block Is Hot (feat. Mike Beck, Lucky Don, Nina B & Ki Grip)
17. You Heard Of Us (feat. D-Block & Ray J)
18. Street Credibility (feat. San Quinn, Big Rich & Hoodstars
19. Blockstars Remix (feat. Busta Rhymes, Sheek Louch, Rick Ross, Papoose, Cam’ron, Vado and Ray J
20. Skit Popa Wu 2
Previously: New Video: DJ Kay Slay Ft. Ray J, Maino, Papoose & Red Cafe “Thug Love”
Only thing that I even may listen to is “See The Light” with Rae, Ghost, and AZ
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co-sign
no 50 Cent – Dreaming?
who is dude again?
wow no nas? no jigga?…hmm….WOW he got da BAY on a track? that is BIG..
Looks like a mixtape…
man…here I go again…is this nigga Kay Slay a fuckin’ meat head or what?…c’mon yo…Papoose still?..why the fuck I wanna keep hearin’ from this fail of an investment. Where the fuck is his relevancy level?….rap is wack as shit now I swear…only niggas up-top makin’ notable music is fuckin’ GUnit and that’s sad…Cam and Jim need to get off the fuckin’ crack-pipe and sit down…D-Block needs to re-plan (Jada album, and the official mixtape BOTH sucked ass), Roc-A-Fella is no more…MAN! wtf…up-top is like a got-damn desert…..down-south is definitely gonna have another victorious year (including there front-man for runnin’ the up-top style of music – Jay Electronica) ….this is beginnin’ to be a bias thing, I feel
this album got some hitters on it .. i see he got the bay boys on that .. real good look ..Hoodstars are one of the hottest groups that really spitt
R.I.P. MIKE BECK a true ENY General for sure!!!! not sure why he not on a track wit Uncle murda or maino but still can’t wait to hear. SLay should of bumped that track up a bit. album looks tight as a whole thou. i agree papoose is trash. he prolly fucked up a lot of the songs. but the collabs are good match ups other wise.