Last night at the Arsht Center, Nas and opening act, a reunited Goodie Mob, did their thing. Here’s Esco’s opening set with Green Lantern on the 1 and 2’s. After the jump, “It Ain’t Hard To Tell” and “Represent”. Illmatic >>>>
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At the Lakers-Raptors game, Drizzy is approached to participate in a Celebrity Table Tennis Tournament on Feb 25. What’s a Cabbie ? Plus can anyone teach him about personal space? ATF
Skatebord P co-signs Sean’s new headphones. Really this was just an excuse to do another mustache post. Can you believe he hasn’t shaved that shit yet? BBC
Today Ahmir put to bed the shitstorm on the Internets that he created. Read his final statement here and yes the NBC cook got her repirations. Ha. Gawker
Perverts rejoice: B and AK are finally making a video together. And it will be shot in Brazil of all places. Can you young chumps take it? Wonder if Hov and Swizzy will make the trip next Tuesday? Ha. Ace Showbiz
“I got a great ladyfriend but I appreciate the ladies” Who can keep up with all the shows and performances goin’ down this weekend in the Sunshine State? Oh well, we’ll give it the college try. Here’s Com and Mr. Bishop doin’ one of the Chi-town’s MC’s biggest MCs. I assume this was for Foxxhole radio. Mo’ VIBE
He missed the SOS Haiti Telthon, but that didn’t mean Drizzy didn’t get busy last night. Looks like he tore down a FLA club with his cannon of hits. Let’s start with “Say Something” above and after the jump, just play name that tune. ATF Via VIBE
Curtis will do anything to promote VitaminWater including making some hungry X-Gamers a Mexican food delicacy. Orale ese. eskay exclusivo
“All my heroes ground zero” With the first single off his next album, Mr. International, Toronto’s own creates a musical salute to the artists who have truly left their mark on the game. He aims to do the same. Follow the flying Polaroids.
Photo: Danny Clinch Ok here’s the full audio of the controversial hip-hop performance that closed out this year’s Grammy Awards. As you’ll hear at the 50 sec mark, Wayne let the N-word fly. That’s probably what sent the censors into overdrive. In turn, they then dropped audio where they knew profanity was based on the lyric sheets. Little did they know, the artists were self-editing themselves. As shown in this video rip and proven even further here: ZERO curses were […]
[…] 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. […]