On the Toronto leg of Gaga’s Monster Ball tour, Cudder channels Max from Where The Wild Things Are during his performance of “Alive”. Uh, pretty funny costume you got there, Scotty. Spotted: Amajanese
Here’s another new track from G-Unit’s Boy Wonder. It may be cold outside, but if Banks continues to bring the heat, that V5 mixtape’s going to be too hot to handle. ThisIs50 Previously: Lloyd Banks “Microphone”
Da Snowman sprinkles some insight on his preference of women, girls that like girls, and a whole lot more freaky tales. Cunnilingus? Sorry ladies, Jeezy says he’s too busy for that. Ha!
Da Snowman sprinkles some insight on his preference of women, girls that like girls, and a whole lot more freaky tales. Cunnilingus? Sorry ladies, Jeezy says he’s too busy for that. Ha!
On track 9 of Stronger With Each Tear, The Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, links up with current king of R&B (Sorry, Kellz). Hood love is good love, so come get you some. After the jump, MJB covers Billboard. Props: X
Scotty and Lonnie performed at the University of Florida Friday night. Despite the bad weather, it was still a pretty good turn out. Up top, Common joins Cudder for “Make Her Say” and down low, you can catch the rest of their performance. Props: DNC
Not even Cool & Dre behind the boards could save on this one. With December 21st right around the corner, is it too late to abort the Rebirth? Play at your own risk. Props: LWHQ
Last night, Rihanna took over NBC as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live. Up top, she goes hard with Jeezy and down bottom, she slows it with “Russian Roulette”. She also teams up with Andy Samberg in a “SNL Digital Short” skit. Saturday nights will never be the same.
Attention Baldwin Hills shoppers: Come meet Toronto’s very own, Drake for a special meet and greet. That’s right, yesterday Drizzy hit the mall in the City of Angels and plugged his upcoming album, Thank Me Later. Props: Rap-Up
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.903925&w=425&h=350&fv=] While shooting his visual for “On Fire” , Weezy F. channeled his inner rocker with band Mayday. Who are we supposed to call for help? Props: Derick G.
Tyler, The Creator’s *Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale* is pure chaos in the best way. Tracks hit hard, playful, and introspective, reminding me of chilling at Sobha Skyparks, just vibing with the sunset. This album’s a perfect mix of fun and depth—Tyler nailed it.