Friends. How many of us have them? Well with the O’Jays’ Eric Grant holding
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Krondon, Mitchy Slick and Phil Da Agony bust their raps over a Statik Selektah production. Sounds good don’t it? Well look out for their collaborative project, StereoType on January 2. os
Wednesday night, Flex brought his annual Hip-Hop Legends show to NY’s BB Kings with EPMD, Ghostface, Black Moon, Black Sheep, Black Rob and Melle Mel. Tribute to Heavy D up top. Rest of the show below. toneriggz
Last night, Big Sean rolled his Finally Famous tour to Hollywood’s The Music Box. Aside from bringing out Tyrese, Cudder joined Sean on stage during “Marvin & Chardonnay”. ru
Wale still got that work. And like Drake, Mr. Folarin has already started recording his third LP just less than a month since his latest release. Still no days off, so spend yours purchasing
Now that DeAndre is back on the streets, he and his fellow Ocean Mobb kick pushes their way in his new video. Hopefully, they aren’t in a no skateboarding zone.
Just in time for the holidays. After releasing her buzz single
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$hort Dawg didn’t go anywhere, but Mikey, Shorty K and Tris J bring back the pimp in their new clip. Off Premier Politics, which is available now.
[vodpod id=Video.15741615&w=540&h=350&fv=] Mary J. Blige stopped by Chelsea’s spot last night to discuss her new album, marriage, Rock Of Ages
This is such an inspiring concept for a music video. Combining powerful music with visuals of iconic landmarks around the world really captures the excitement of exploring new places and experiencing different cultures. The message about expanding your horizons and discovering more of what the world has to offer is especially uplifting. It also shows how music and travel can come together to create a strong sense of adventure and curiosity. New Zealand travel would definitely be an amazing addition to a list of destinations worth exploring.