A week ago, Kellz released his most nostaglic record to date And now, he’s back with the accompanying visual. David Ruffin, is that you? Ha! Love Letter arriving soon.
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Before the bar closes, the last call is on Playboy Tre. We can drink to that. Tracklist and download link after the jump. tumblin erb
This was one of the exclusives off YMHD Lime Light Exclusive mixtape. And now a month later, we get the Ryan Leslie produced track in full with no tags. Off Loso’s TINC 2 EP, which drops less than two days. Fab’s killin’ it on this one. kingz Earlier: “Bitches” x “Freestyle”
Last night, Mystikal performed a bulk of his hits at the Last Damn Show concert at the St. Pete Time Forum in Tampa, Florida. The man right chea sure looks like he never left the game. Another clip after the jump. dgb
The streets wanted it and it’s coming. Young Buck will drop his new street album, The Rehab on September 7. In the meantime, hear it from the man himself above and check out the project’s latest leak, “Hood Documentary” below. Curtis you listening? Sidebar: Buck Officially Out Of G-Unit Contract ?
It ain’t no fun if the homies can’t have none, so last night, Snoop was accompanied by Daz, Kurupt and Warren G. as the 213 performed Doggystyle’s most nastiest track. Nasty in a good way of course.
50 cent recently revealed that Lloyd Banks’ “Beamer, Benz, Or Bentley” has earned the rapper another gold plauqe. In return, the G-Unit member took some time out to salute his fans for their support. Hunger For More 2 coming soon. thisis50
Young Money’s president Mack Maine and Drizzy’s manager Cortez Bryant both celebrated their birthdays a couple nights ago in Nawlins. Even B.G. was there for the festivities. Of course Derick G was there to capture the party through his lens. More flicks after the jump. heads up: karla Sidebar: Drake Shoots Kodak Commercial
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“A lot of y’all don’t figure me rich. Won’t follow me around, just Twitter me bitch” We’re not scared to say this gets a cosign. Here’s another leak off BR’s Game Tested & Streets Approved mixtape. Don’t go too far. His Losing Not An Option LP coming soon. FTW! x
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