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Author: Paul “Big Homie” Duong
The City of Brotherly Love turned into a battle ground last Thursday with the annual Red Bull Emsee competition. Guests and judges included Redman, Joell Ortiz, Schoolly D and your host, Bun B. Free did his 1-2 too.
If you weren’t celebrating out in LA, Dre Films
If the guerilla-style clips wasn’t satisfying, here’s a better look at Nas’ recent shoot in Queensbridge a few weeks ago. They got weed too. Esco says he’ll hopefully drop it this week. hhnm
Jim Jones and Pusha T aren’t too far away and hop on Tinie Tempah’s track for the remix. If you haven’t discovered the UK artist’s
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Thank God for Photoshop. Fresh off the release of his new album,
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No Lloyd Banks yet,
Thanks to Bun B’s philanthropy and volunteer work, Houston Mayor Annise Parker, is bestowing the Trill O.G. with his own day (August 30th). Bun will receive his official proclamation tomorrow afternoon at Houston’s City Hall. Happy holiday. Ha!
I absolutely loved reading this! Exploring new places is always exciting, but nothing compares to tasting Cheap local food every traveller should try. It gives a real sense of the culture and history. Street stalls, small cafes, and family,run eateries often serve the most authentic flavors that guidebooks miss. I always make it a point to follow locals and try whatever they recommend because those dishes are unforgettable.