Here’s another look at Rae’s next visual. Yup, the Chef don’t know nothin’ so stop askin’. Ha. LaMarck
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Finding the only way to make another freestyle over this beat credible, Ortiz touches on Haiti with a lil history lessson and a whole lot of passion. Good job. NR
Apparently, this is a flick of Mystikal from his Welcome Back party in Baton Rouge last night. I’m sure dude went ham, as the kids say. Hey, looks like the braids went bye-bye. Good call. PCF
The Shock Value 2 tour hit Cali last night, and, of course, Timbo got his man JT to pop up. Watch the dynamic duo run through the two big hits from 2006’s FutureSex/LoveSounds. I don’t care what anyone else says that album’s an undisputed classic and one of the best of the past decade. Tell ’em I said that. Rap Up
While out in La La Land, Bobby Ray gave the Los Angeles Leakers a new one from his May 25th mixtape. It features his fellow XXL Freshmen on an old Kanye West beat. Everybody wants to go out on top. I decided to stay there. Ha. 2DB Update: Edited version.
See, Grammy Week brings people together. Ha. In this quick pow-wow, Ri-Ri reveals she doesn’t expect to win for Hov’s “Run This Town” but, of course, she wants to. Time will tell. Mikey Fresh Sidebar: Look at lil’ Justin! Niccee.
Like the overwhelming majority of us, Mr. Smith isn’t a big fan of Kelis’ new look she showcased at an event last night in LA. He just had the courage to say something, baby. Ha! Blame it on the lack of sleep! LOL.
Damn, these rappers can’t stay out the subway nowadays. Here’s JD and the legendary Biz Mark behind the scenes of their recent Smirnoff DJ gig in BK. A lil’ too much complaining about the state of the game, but I’ll give ’em a pass. 57th Ave
Damn, these rappers can’t stay out the subway nowadays. Here’s JD and the legendary Biz Mark behind the scenes of their recent Smirnoff DJ gig in BK. A lil’ too much complaining about the state of the game, but I’ll give ’em a pass. 57th Ave
Any questions? Sidebar: Peep his new purse backpack.
[…] 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. […]