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Roc Boy rationalizes his poor sportsmanship at the end of his exit interview. Anyway you spin it, dude played himself by not congratulating the Magic. He didn’t have to do it on the court, but then you don’t skip the press conference afterwards. In the words of Cam’ron, “U Mad!!!”
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Can the enigma of rap get some? The mighty Mos man sets off a stirring sing-along.
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Kweli continues to showcase his skills with another formidable Reflection Eternal joint and the Kanye West-produced biggest song of his career.
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The BK duo get it in over the Run-DMC classic before Kweli shines on Reflection Eternal’s biggest hit.
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Although my back hurts and these niggas didn’t go on til 1:45 am, YN really enjoyed the show last night. Mos Def and Talib Kweli were in top form with Black Star album tracks, freestyles over classic breaks, and their biggest solo joints. And yes I shot the whole fuckin’ thing. Mucho footage on the way.
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Remember that 106 and Jay episode BET did awhile back? They fucked up and aired the same 45 minute segment—twice! Ha! Anyways, that’s the only time I recall Jay performin’ “Big Pimpin'” with both members of UGK. Bun B can prolly correct me if I’m wrong. Maybe it’s just the only time that we have footage of it. Enjoy. R.I.P., The Pimp.
Previously: Pimp C Passed on Jay-Z’s “A Week Ago”
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B.Dot would never post this. Ha! This is actually a pretty good exchange between Busta and your favorite “journalist.” In the first clip, Vlad gets Bus to talk about L.O.N.S. beef with more details than I ever heard before. And after the jump, Trevor tells how Diddy got him to switch his style up and why he packs a machete. That’s right, a machete!
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In one of his earliest interviews to promote his debut album, Redman takes the tissue out of his nose and talks about the drama of sample clearances around the two min mark. He says Quincy Jones charged him 60 K. Ouch.
On The Come-Up: It’s The Official
Come on b,
That Redman video you posted was jacked from our site
https://rapradar.com/focus/redman-interview-1992.html
http://www.themeaningofdope.com/2009/01/07/redman-interview-pt1/
Watch out for the biters out there, they might be comin for you next, lol.
Apparently the homie JC had it first.
FTW: The Meaning of Dope
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Who’s dude gettin’ his Lady Gaga on? Anyways, I like how Mr. Folarin interacts with the crowd at the end. And oh yeah, the video debuts Monday on MTV unless someone can get their hands on it earlier.
The Watcher: Yardie
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Tech N9ne has always had a unique approach to hip hop, and this album seems to show why he has remained such a recognizable name for so long. I like that the article highlights both his perseverance and the variety of collaborations featured across ASIN9NE. Seventeen tracks also gives listeners plenty of material to discover instead of relying on just one standout song. Music careers can be especially interesting when you consider how much an artist can accomplish over many years. A chronological age calculator can be a simple way to understand someone's age at different points in their personal or professional timeline, which adds an interesting perspective when looking at long careers.