“2 lines of coke that I cut with Drano.”
After hearing this, I don’t know whether to laugh or cry. T-Double-D kicks his “I Can’t Feel My Face” flow and breaks down the perils of drug usage. Produced by Mr. Lollipop, Jim Jonsin, the track got that rolling bass and is supposedly off the upcoming Off The Shit That I Live mixtape.
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Where Else?: The 305
Didn’t Nancy tell ya? Listen!
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Fresh off wrappin’ up Hov’s opus, No I.D. plays Big Sean some rejected BP3 tracks. Ha! Just playin’. This beat is actually dope and open enough for you Internet MCs to get your rhyme on over it. Fuckin’ thieves. RAP!
Props: Smoking Section via Kenewest
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The fastest rapper in the MidWest is on his “Ladies Make Some Noise” shit as he runs through his hits for the last remains of his fanbase. Oops.
Props: Hip Hop N More
Sidebar: That “Overnight Celebrity” track is still tough! And “Wetter” is a bad joke.
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The Double R fucks wit’ Regis, but I didn’t know this show was still on the air. Watch Snoop Dogg win 50K for his Youth Football League charity by guessing the character’s name from the Watchmen. Yup, I never watched that either.
Props: Broken Cool
Whatchu know about Rorshach?
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This guy’s really goin’ hard lately. He even dug out his old Arsenio Hall footage. Shad was born to do this, fool!
And yo Toure, I think he apologized:
“I’m on BET actin’ an asshole/ Fightin’ with the interviewers, why do that, ‘fo?/ I can’t lie, I was drugged out/ Sippin’ syrup, smokin’ weed, shit had me bugged out.”
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Didn’t know he was invited, but Mr. Giles cleared the air on whether he would be poppin’ up at 50 Cent’s controversial event.
“Nah, I’m not going to no show in Queens,” Cam said. “I don’t know how true it is … a few of my people — associates — said [some of 50’s associates] was trying to reach out. But I ain’t going to no concert in Queens. Come up to Harlem Week. We could sit down and have the roundtable meeting if you really wanna be serious. Or meet anywhere … we can meet in Benihana’s if you wanna be serious. It don’t matter. I’m not squashing a problem we had in Queens at your event. That’s the same way he got other artists to come to his shows, whether they was down with Dipset or D-Block or T.S., or whatever the case may be. It ain’t no real beef, but we ain’t gonna squash what we had at a Queens event. We’ll meet halfway — Triborough Bridge or something. But I ain’t going to no show in Queens. I’ll be at Harlem Week.”
If only Killa’s music today was as entertaining as he is.
Props: The Boys From 1515
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.866628&w=425&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Grand opening. Grand closing? Less than a week ago, Weezy was biggin’ up O and he was pledging his allegiance to the Young Money fam. Today, a pretty weak song called “I Get It In” leaked and now Mack Maine is on Twitter announcing that Mr. Grandberry got the boot. Jae Millz and Lil Twist have both co-signed by sending retweets. Geez, what gives? Guess Cash Money/Young Money wasn’t big enough for Bow Wow and Omarion to co-exist. […]
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Grand opening. Grand closing?
Less than a week ago, Weezy was biggin’ up O and he was pledging his allegiance to the Young Money fam. Today, a pretty weak song called “I Get It In” leaked and now Mack Maine is on Twitter announcing that Mr. Grandberry got the boot.
Jae Millz and Lil Twist have both co-signed by sending retweets.
Geez, what gives? Guess Cash Money/Young Money wasn’t big enough for Bow Wow and Omarion to co-exist. Tsk. Tsk. Get KC on the phone!
Update: Mack Maine, “The President” of Young Money sent a similar statement to SOHH.
Um, back in my day, we called this an EP. See: Show and AG/PR and CL. That’s right, no Kanye clearances, Santigold or “Ignorant Shit” covers. Mr. You The Fuckin’ Best is hittin’ retail with just his very best on this reissue due Sept. 15th. These are the songs you hear on the radio ALL THE TIME. As you can see, “I’m Goin’ In” is even included. With no Jeezy? Don’t know about that. But at least we got the […]
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This is a great reminder of how powerful and lasting Lauryn Hill’s influence has been in music. The fact that The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill eventually reached diamond status after so many years shows that truly meaningful music can continue finding new listeners long after its original release. I also like how the article highlights the combination of hip hop, R&B, neo soul, and reggae that made the album so distinctive. Achieving more than 10 million sales is an incredible milestone, especially considering how much the music industry has changed since 1998. The album’s success feels less like a temporary trend and more like proof that strong songwriting and authentic artistic expression can remain relevant across generations. It is interesting to see how numbers can tell part of a story, whether we are looking at album sales or using a proportion calculator to understand relationships between different figures.