Scrappy disturbs the peace with his latest video for the title track off his upcoming mixtape with DJ Scream. Hopefully, he doesn’t pull a move like Fantasia. What, too soon? wshh
Author: Paul “Big Homie” Duong
This looks like a bad commercial. OJ’s a few months off but he finally drops off the visual to B.I.G.’s favorite sweaters. Ay!
America’s got talent, but what about Nick? Mariah’s hubby reps for the West with Quik behind the boards. Look out for Mr. Cannon’s new mixtape and double LP coming soon. rap-up
[vodpod id=Video.4319638&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dvid%253D555884%2526uri%253Dmgid%253Auma%253Avideo%253Amtv.com%253A555884] You know what today is, right? T.G.I.F! While discussing his own upcoming project, GLC tells 1515 that he cosigns Kanye’s G.O.O.D. Fridays. We’re waiting Yeezy. “I know it works. “So I think it’s a beautiful thing. It raises the awareness. But Kanye has a much stronger and wider reach than I do. Coming from him, it’ll help enhance everybody’s macking ability, as well as their creative juices.”
Long overdue, but better late than never. We normally don’t do this, but here is a sneak peak of OBCL2′s next video. Light one up for Ason, son.
Interesting pair, interesting song. The story behind this collab is that Killa copped the rights to the hook, which was recorded by a homeless guy named Red that lived in an alley behind L.A.’s HVW8 Art Gallery. Seems like Red went missing and Killa hopes to locate “The Homeless Singer”. miss info Bonus: A version with Da Capo
Wale wasn’t the only act for V-103’s showcase at Atlanta’s Center Stage Wednesday night. Jermaine and CyHi Da Prynce were also on the bill as well and DJ Greg Street gives us an exclusive look. Respect J.Cole for the Aaliyah tribute.
Ding dong! Who’s at the door? Oh, it’s just another leak from Tremaine off his upcoming album, Passion, Pain & Pleasure. Sounds like a lot of babies will be conceived to this. 2db Sidebar: Room for more company? Another leak. “Not Too Ghetto” though. thi
Radric and Brandy’s bro reflect on the special times with their special lady. Aww, how cute. Tagged up by the folks over at HHC. The Appeal drops September 28. Remember that.
Huh!! Another day and another freestyle from Barry. This time over the UN’s hit. Okay Cassidy, we know you’re a hustler. x
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