In a scene taken from the Pros & Cons DVD, which was released today, the late Stack puts his lifetime on to the Tube. Today also marks the 5th anniversary if his death. Yo Redfern, Sssquad up!
News
Pardon the French. Diddy takes us across the pond and shares his Cannes Film Festival through his eyes with cameos from Rick Ross, Cassie and my new infactuation, Rita Ora.
Travis Porter’s debut album is already in stores but they give the green light to HNHH for a freebie to the fans today. It’s only your fault if you haven’t picked up their album, From Day 1.
It cost to be a show off. Ty Kidd Previously: Rap Radar Breaks With Curren$y Pt. 3
Featuring cameos from some familiar faces, N.O.R.E. and Capone rise to the occassion in their new theatrical. Song produced by Just Blaze. Crack On Steroids available here.
Waka Flocka’s got an album coming out tomorrow and here’s his new video in support of it. That life sized rooster is kinda spooky. In the meantime, you can pre-order Triple F Life here.
Chinx Drugz is taking the solo route with his new mixtape, Cocaine Riot 2. It’s coming soon, but here’s his latest cut featuring French Montana. Produced by Harry Fraud.
Now that he shared his take on an MC and a rapper, Ice-T busts a few raps of his own. Something From Nothing: The Art Of Rap in theaters this Friday. So gangsta.
Y’all want this party started right? Well for the T.R.U. REALigion mixtape’s new clip, 2 Chainz turns it up as the musical entertainment at ATL’s Club Ritz. Directed by Decatur Dan.
shot: the dark nyte | canon eos 60d DJ Kay Slay’s been in the game for years. During hip-hop’s infancy in the late 70s, the Harlem native was known as the graffiti artist, Dezzy Dez. As one of the city’s top bombers, he was featured in the documentary Style Wars. Eventually, he parlayed his skills to DJing. After a stint in jail, Slay turned his hobby into a job with his Streetsweeper mixtape series and gig on Hot 97. In the first of our three part interview, […]
[…] In his telling, Dame asked Bleek if he was seriously interested in launching the Get Low label. According to Geda, Bleek said he was indeed serious and asked what he needed to do. Geda K claims Dame Dash told Memphis Bleek if he brought Geda to him so he could sign him to Roc-A-Fella Records, he’d give Bleek $1 million and would launch Get Low Records as a Roc-A-Fella imprint. […]