Guess Kanye has come up with a new marketing strategy to promote his untitled album. Besides joining Twitter today he also performed new material a capella at their corporate HQ. Sound familiar? Facebook one day, Twitter the next, I’m afraid of what Mr. West will do next. UPDATE: Same clip but vocals a lil clearer here. illroots
My dudes Mel D. Cole and Ernest Estime came through last night with some great shots from last night’s show at S.O.B.’s. Thanks to Crack, Vado, Cassidy and the gang of guests who came out. Good times.
It’s official: Mr. West has changed the title of his upcoming album. Now how do we know this? Well the man himself joined Twitter today and told us. Heaven help us all.
Before the bootleg bugs bite I finally convinced the Dirty South’s finest to let his Drizzy Hendrix collabo go. You know how Rap Radar puts it down. You can thank me now! Trill OG Day is next Tuesday. Pre-order here! Previously: Bun B Clarifies Drake Collabos
[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”wale2″] Luda’s not the only one with Mr. Woods on his mind. Mr. Folarin makes a movie with some of Tiger’s infamous words and weighs in on marriage. MP3 comin’ soon. Update: Here it is!
The man behind one of the greatest breaks of all-time passed away today. Rest In Peace. soulsides
[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”wale_1″] This is the first of a five part series of Wale presenting to Rap Radar some new tunes from his upcoming mixtape, More About Nothing. 8 days away, y’all. Seinfeld samples? Check!
As promised: Fiasco forges ahead with a freestyle over Rick Ross’ super smash. I think this could’ve been a lil better. But I do respect the song’s direction. Ha. I’m sure Atlantic‘s pleased too.
[vodpod id=Video.4084776&w=425&h=350&fv=] Hey it’s super slow today so why not? Like eskay said she’s easy on the eyes. Rik Cordero directs shorty from the Chi’s latest vid from her debut album, Ultraviolet. Reminder: Tomorrow’s Saturday so don’t forget to get your rollerskate on. Ha.
Preemo doesn’t do too much bloggin’ but he took to his official site yesterday to speak on how Guru’s passing was the inspiration behind Fat Joe’s “I’m Gone”. He also bigs up yours truly and others who paid proper respect to his Gang Starr partner and takes to task those who didn’t pay homage. Sidebar: New Big Shug
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