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Here’s another performance from ‘Ye and Mr. Hudson at the recent iTunes festival across the pond. Although this presentation is kinda flat, I really thought this joint had summer banger potential. Good job, Def Jam!
Previously: Kanye West “Heartless” (Live New Version)
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This is pretty funny. YN never went out like this, kids. Actually, a young Mr. Wilson did interview M.O.P. back in the To Tha Death days and after I said something with the word “bummy” to Billy Danz, let’s just say things got a lil’ testy. Ha!
Spotted: Nigel D.
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Ok fellas, I’ll admit it—she’s nice to look at, but can you please pass the plugs? Turn the volume down and enjoy.
Note: The footage is old, but this is gonna be Hilson’s next single from the album no one’s buying.
I’m old enough to appreciate this, but don’t know what to make of it. It ain’t wack, but it ain’t hot either. Oh well.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beastie boys nas – too many rappers hq]Spotted: Rock The Dub
Sidebar: Fuck it, they can do it live.
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Ain’t no party like a Snowman party. And thankfully, Please Don’t Stare captured all the thug love that went down last night at Club Love. And after the jump, Jizzle proves he don’t need Yeezy to rock the party.
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Last night, Joe Budden’s supergroup played a headlining show at Toad’s Place in New Haven. During a funny backstage interview, Mouse clears up the rumors that he and Tahiry have gotten their Janet and JD on. Can a man go to strip clubs in peace? Ha!
Props: Hip Hop Update
In this crazed long radio interview with DJ Whoo Kid, Dark Man X recklessly rambles about a garden variety of topics and how he wants to spit in the Molester’s face.
Props: Dove
Sidebar: This interview really is all about this.
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Here’s some mo’ recent overseas rap footage. This time, it’s Mr. West. Hey it’s Saturday, why not? Let’s pretend some of you Internet geeks actually leave your mama’s house sometimes. Watch RR. Don’t watch TV.
Props: Hip Hop N More
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