Philly, we have a problem. Scratch that, we have a big problem. Back when this guy was a teen, he had battle rappers shaking in their boots. Now? Fuggedaboutit! What the hell happened Ack? If you ask me, this microphone fiend needs rehab.
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Must be baby week here at RR! In this weeks issue of OK! Weekly, Uncle Russell’s ex took a family portrait with her husband Djimon Hounsou and their new bundle of joy, Kenzo Lee Hounsou. For all you smart dumb cats, his name is Japanese for third and wise. Better get it right too, lil man’s already got his hands up. Ha!
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Update: Check Out HD Quality Here
Well, I will. In case you ain’t know so, last night on Twitter, Fabolous was a lil’ P.O.’d that the fine folks at Harris Publications gave his new album, Loso’s Way an overall “L” rating. The review is broken into three categories. For its beats and originality, it received the aforementioned grade. For lyrics, he clocked in a notch higher at “XL.” Now I’ve sat with the album, and personally, I think it’s a fair assessment. Like scribe Sean A. Malcolm stated, the album has a “loosely weaved storyline.” Do away with “Imma Do It”, chop the love songs, tighten the sequence and you perhaps you’d have a better CD. But hey what do I know. Afterall, you do have the #1 album in the country. Pop some Nuvo champagne and don’t sweat the technique. Now, as for that movie…
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During his visit to NYC last week, Pill stopped by the Baller’s Eve Radio program and let his verbal A.K. spray. No Blackberries were harmed in the process. Ha!
Previously: Pill Featured In The New York Times
You know what this, it’s a stick up! Well, kinda. Check out this week’s freebie courtesy of Peter’s son.
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Scrappy and Luda can’t shake the paper chase on this new joint. Can’t blame ’em though, kids gotta eat!
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Soulja Boy tells Hardknock TV that he’s contemplating on going to college. Ironically, DeAndre can pay for school but can’t buy class.
Props: Broken Cool
Tyler, The Creator’s *Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale* is pure chaos in the best way. Tracks hit hard, playful, and introspective, reminding me of chilling at Sobha Skyparks, just vibing with the sunset. This album’s a perfect mix of fun and depth—Tyler nailed it.