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Here, the boys from VA perform my favorite cut, “I’m Not You”. Lord knows how many times I’ve ran this back. The Neptunes’ steel drums coupled with Malice’s and Styles verses is what did it for me. After the jump, see if you can recognize Roscoe P. Coldchain in “Cot Damn”.
Word on the curb is that Datwon Thomas has stepped down from his position as Editor-In-Chief of XXL and Executive Editor, Vanessa Satten will resume duties at the top of the masthead. No reason as to why Datwon allegedly left his post, but we’ll have more as this story develops.
Update: “Day quit,” says an unidentified Harris Publications employee. “Vanessa’s EIC.
Nip Hussle flips Sade’s classic groove, on the second leak off Bullets Aint Got No Name Vol.3 Coming this June.
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She’s on a roll: Karen Civil
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In honor of their performance last night, here’s some vintage footage of the Thorntons, Pharrell, and Kelis circa 2002. Peep the jersey dress and trucker hat? Ha! After the jump, track 6 off, Lord Willin’
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So, The Chef really is a chef. Hmm, I’ll take “Irony” for a thousand, Alex.
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Here are the final full visuals of the Clipse’s performance last night in hell at Webster Hall. After the jump, the Throntons perform “Kinda Like A Big Deal” in NYC for the first time.
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Whoa, break out the DeLorean! MTV unearthed decade old clips of Marshall’s first encounters with the network. In the sit down above, he talks about who influenced his sound. After, the jump he speaks more on his transition from the underground, visits TRL, and shares the same stage with Marky Mark Mark Wahlberg. White power!
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You Internet sharing my files? Nope. Ha! Here, Mal and Push-A-Ton perform a few more tunes off their sophomore album, Hell Hath No Fury. More after the jump.
What the? Ron Browz and Tony Starks?! Play at your own risk, folks.
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Pay Attention 2: Karen Civil
It is interesting to look back at this discussion because the concerns about technology becoming a barrier to real communication have only become more noticeable over time. Messages are quick and convenient, yet they often cannot communicate tone, emotion, or intention as clearly as a real conversation. Technology itself is not necessarily the problem, but how we choose to use it matters. Even something as simple as a Basic Calculator shows how useful technology can be when it solves a practical problem without replacing meaningful human connections and conversations.