Show ya tattoos, indeed.

[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.866707&w=425&h=350&fv=] “We got the tape, nigga…” At a recent show in Toronto, Raekwon addresses the fuckery with Joe Budden. He says that his beef isn’t with Slaughterhouse, only Budden. Afterwards, he performs “Eye For An Eye” at the 3:00 mark.  How convenient. Props: X

Show ya tattoos, indeed.

 “If your last name got 13 letters, this is for you”

Here’s another winner courtesy of Wale. The young lady in the pic ain’t too bad either. 

Props: Ddotomen

Bonus: Return of the Bunny Mack

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“We got the tape, nigga…”

At a recent show in Toronto, Raekwon addresses the fuckery with Joe Budden. He says that his beef isn’t with Slaughterhouse, only Budden. Afterwards, he performs “Eye For An Eye” at the 3:00 mark.  How convenient.

Props: X

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Last night, Jay Electronica rocked the Tabernacle in the Peach State. After 60 seconds, he goes finishes the set A Capella. No music *claps hands* No music.

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Two weeks ago, Emilio paid a visit to the Rap Radar mansion and chopped it up with the Yellowest Nigga alive. He speaks on his career and evolution of new media.

Last night on the Anaheim, CA leg of the AMW tour, 50 Cent reprised his role as the clown and performed alongside Soulja Boy. Welcome to greatest show on earth.

Props: Karen Civil

I think I’ve lost count with this freestyle series. Oh well, it doesn’t really matter when they sound like this. Check out JR’s latest below.

{mp3}play this on the radio www.xclusiveszone.net{/mp3}

Thanks: X

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Aubrey tells Sway that he forgot about his bum knee in the City of Brotherly Love.

“What the footage doesn’t show is that I actually came out of the sky that night,” he told MTV News. “I was 20 feet in the air on a little platform. Philadelphia was the only sold-out show on the tour — 25,000 people. And before they see me, I see them for about five seconds. I was staring out into the crowd and I literally … when I landed on that platform, I blacked out and really forgot I was injured. I was just so full of adrenaline, so happy to be there, it kind of set in for me. I remember on the I Am Music tour, the reaction was great. But these were my songs. These are songs people know and love and we really made this happen in a short time. I was just enjoying myself. I had the mic and I was really going. And when ‘Best I Ever Had’ came on, I felt like dancing. It was a great moment. I wanted to run across stage, I wanted to jump into the crowd.”