Randy Buzzelli cut me off w/20 seconds left to my show @ Boston’s Monsta Jam. Sorry I couldn’t say “Goodnite & God Bless you Boston” During Nick Minaj’s performance at JAM’N 94.5’s Monsta Jam concert last night in Boston, her set was abruptly cut. Afterwards, Onika addressed the matter with her fellow Barbies on Ustream. Those freakin’ monsters! [vodpod id=Video.4761574&w=425&h=350&fv=loc%3D%252F%26amp%3Bautoplay%3Dfalse%26amp%3Bvid%3D10428391%26amp%3Blocale%3Den_US]
Author: Paul “Big Homie” Duong
Bobby Ray’s boy could give a fuck what y’all haters think. In fact, in support of his latest street mix The Last Call, we’ll let Trey show ya. Ay playboy.
The Lady Killer is on the prowl and before his album lights up your city on November 9th, here’s his latest tune. It’s alright to groove to this one. nav via tcc
AZ will celebrate his debut Doe or Die with the 15th Anniversary Edition LP on November 23. But until then, relax yourself with its Statik Selektah-produced joint. Sosa and Statik also are also working on joint project coming in 2011 as well.
After winning Red Bull’s Big Tune competition, producer Frank Dukes got the opportunity to work with Ghostface Killah. Here’s the end result from their lab session. The Apollo Kids coming December 14. os Sidebar: Ghost Plugs New Album At B.B. King
Before Mack Maine and Birdman release White Boyz, Young Money’s President drops off his solo mixtape hosted by DJ Ill Will and DJ Rockstar. Stop bullshittin’ and check the link and tracklist after the jump. kingz
In support of Cudder’s sophomore release, Scotty gets laid out for his limited edition promo posters. Only 1,109 have been made and you can pre-order them soon. Another is on the way, but for now, check out the second version below. MOTM2 in stores Nov. 9th.
Although the hottest in the hood shot a new video last week, today, he drops off a long overdue clip for track six off his recent mixtape. wshh
Banks’ new album The Hunger For More 2 drops November 22, the same day as Kanye and Nicki. And in an interview with Rap-Up, he explains how the posse cut, “Start It Up” came into fruition. Vroom vroom!
Last Thursday, Peedi, Jakk Frost, and Free brought the ruckus in Philly and delivered their set of bars over an M.O.B.B. instrumental during Duck Down’s 15th Anniversary show. It’s the real.
His nickname was steel but his real name in the movie was Eric