Yesterday, RZA phoned into Sirius/XM radio during Ghost’s guest appearance on DJ Envy and DJ Self’s show. The Wu-Tang producer showed support for Wu-Massacre, talks about his current projects and shares his thoughts on Hip-Hop today. Best of Both Offices
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Crack is back, Joey that is and here he lays down a verse over Diddy and Dirty’s Money single. Yup, they keep calling for this beat. Tapemasters Inc.
Well we already seen Diddy’s excerpt of the video, but here are some stills from the rest of the crew to hold us down until the full version finally drops. More after the jump. 57th Ave
Jay’s BP3 tour came to an end Saturday night in Vegas. After the show, it’s the after-party, as he and Jeezy partied at Tao. Here Hov rocks to his King James dedicated joint. Keri Hilson’s #1 fan: Jamie Fierce
Well not together, but seperately. Issue #12 takes it to Harlem for the April edition of Straight Stuntin magazine as both Killa and Capo get a cover. Probably as close as you’ll ever get to a Dip Set reunion. Kay Slay
Raymond v. Raymond gets another video and this time the Black Eyed Pea frontman is onboard. No exclamation needed, this video doesn’t move me.
For a third time, Curtis Jackson sits in the director’s chair. This time for Lloyd Banks’ new video. Look out for H.F.M.2. (Hunger For More 2) coming soon. Thisis50
Hope you are prepared to take it low by Wednesday, as Ms. Monáe’s latest finally gets a visual. Better hang on tight. UHTN
With the video to premiere later on this week, we still have yet to hear the actual song. Here’s a quick snippet with Tapemasters Inc. tags for now. Typical Nicki flow, but pretty sick beat. Better prepare for the takeover barbz. UPDATE: Full Karen Civil UPDATE 2: Nicki let’s it go dirty
Earlier we heard Millz dispute the XXL Freshmen class, and just moments ago, Skitzo let off some new music from Jae and his pick, Vado. I got to admit, this particular track goes hard. NR
[…] The music video for “Certified” pairs sleek cinematography with Café’s gritty bars, delivering a polished yet raw aesthetic. Set against an urban backdrop that reflects the rapper’s New York roots, the visuals capture the authenticity and charisma that have defined Red Café’s career. Each scene is a nod to the resilience and ambition that has kept him relevant in an ever-changing music landscape. […]