Diddy brought his Coming Home Tour over to the Tabernacle in the ATL last night. He didn’t come alone though. Before hitting the stage he brought out Lloyd, Roscoe Dash, YC, and Big Boi. Nice robe, Puff. ea
[vodpod id=Video.7201867&w=540&h=350&fv=] Common honored Dr. Maya Angelou last week at the first, Common Ground Foundation Gala. During the event, GoWhereHipHop was able to interview the two humanitarians as part of their latest Camovement series.
Excited about Prince William’s wedding this week? Well Odd Future’s Tyler, The Creator isn’t, and let’s it be known on the cover of NME magazine. Peruse scans of the cover feature below. semtex
Freddie was in the home of Biggie and Jay last night at Southpaw. Blow! was there and captured his performance and a brief interview. Sidebar: Tour mate Big K.R.I.T. gets it in too
You never know what you’ll find on the Internet. Here’s film from the set of 2Pac’s iconic “Becoming Clean” photo shoot that included headshots. Shot by photographer David LaChapelle, the photo was taken following Pac’s release from prison. Below is an interview of LaChapelle discussing the shoot. DM: I feel that a lot of your work emphasises on beauty in people, regardless of colour or size. One of my favourite pieces of your work is “Becoming Clean” with Tupac Shakur […]
If you’re not tired of YC’s hit, you’re in for a treat. By popular demand—YN’s of course, DJ Laser takes the initiative to compile remixes from Wiz Khalifa, Ace Hood, Memphis Bleek, JD & Da Brat, Kevin Cossom, Twista, Trae The Truth, and Maino all into a mega-mix. Oh boy.
Ironically, we out the hood for this one. So instead Khaled and the whole gang go black and white in the video for the remix. Remember, We The Best Forever on June 28. wshh
This prematurely leaked last year, but put your drinks up in the air as we finally get the full version. Produced by Smokin Apples, the Bronx duo’s joint will be featured on their upcoming, 80 Blocks from Tiffany’s Mixtape: Part 2. tss
Mr. Cooloutrageous drops off latest mix with features from Lil Wayne, Kanye, Andre 3000, UGK, Faith and more. Why does it always got to be about color? Tracklist and download link below. x
[vodpod id=Video.7178698&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] As part of Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move! Flash Workout” campaign, we break a sweat with Bey for her latest video. Her Swizzy-produced, “Get Me Bodied” was recently revisited in partnership with the NABEF to help fight childhood obesity. Now that’s big.
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