To support the new That’s Rocawear campaign, K-Dot takes charge of the mic and does his one-two thing over Hov’s “What We Talkin’ Bout”. Section.80 is the talk around town, so get it now.
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Nice view. Anyway, live from the Bahamas, Cham leaves his flow all over Khaled and company’s hit. Don’t worry, Koopa’s not done yet. Badazz Slowmixes coming soon.
All eyes are on Cons in his latest video. I wonder how many takes it took to get this done. Movies On Demand 3 coming soon. ahh
With Ya Boy in tow, Glasses Malone keeps it hood, but lavishing for their new joint track. Beach Cruiser coming August 30.
The Division1 signee and State Property soldier pops his collar and throws on the stunna shades for his new flick. Get a L.I.F.E. here.
Although Lloyd is not featured in the clip (no complaints here), he summons Kamille Leai to bare all in his latest visual. King Of Hearts available now.
He got one bright-ass neon shirt. Ha! Again, directed by the Based God himself, here’s his latest viral treat. Happy? Off of Bitch Mob Respect Da Bitch Vol. 1, which you can get here.
With Kanye in Paris, Hov held a private listening session for Watch The Throne last night in NYC. Peep, YN’s faux hawk in the far right corner? Ha! According to Billboard, Jay played 11 tracks. Odd Future’s Frank Ocean is featured on two. As of now, there’s no release date for the project. Hov says it took three stages for the album to be completed. Some records were even scrapped for being too grandiose. The process stretched three continents (Australia, […]
For those who can’t wait until the release of The R.E.D. Album on August 23, Mars of 1500 Or Nothin announced that Chuck plans to release a new mixtape on the first of next month titled, Hood Mornin (No Typo). hhnm Sidebar: The R.E.D. Album Deluxe Edition Cover
[vodpod id=Video.12554271&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Um, nice lingerie. Without Shawn at the alter, Bey walks down the aisle again for her latest video. 4 is in stores now.
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