[vodpod id=Video.3864233&w=425&h=350&fv=] With the assistance from Yim Yames of My Morning Jacket and an orchestra, The Roots performed their single live on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last night. How I Got Over drops next Tuesday.

Sure would have loved to been in the presence of this show. Hosted by Nick Javas, here is some dope footage of Preemo, Just and Alchemist doing what they do best at the Elysée Montmartre in Paris back on May 14th. Classic tunes for days. clock work music

Koopa’s version was featured on his Mixtape Messiah 7, but what just surfaced is a totally different version with the same hook. Off Z-Ro’s Heroin, which drops June 21st. King Kong ain’t got shit on this one. nav

As it was previously reported, Jim Jonsin revealed this was initially meant for Lupe. Well here’s how it would’ve sounded. This sounds like a demo, but it ain’t got nothin on Bobby Ray’s version. yk2

Ignore the outfit. Ms. Hill puts on a show. L-Boogie gives us a taste of what we can expect for Rock The Bells with a performance during last weekend’s Harmony Festival 2010 in Santa Rosa, CA. Up top, she does an alternate/rock version of “Doo Wop (That Thing)” and down below she recites her verse off “Fu-Gee-La”. Ooh la la la.

This just made my day. Here goes track number eight off the upcoming Roots album. How I Got Over drops next Tuesday. yk2

Boosie was transferred to the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison this morning after getting charged with first degree murder. If convicted, he could face the death penalty. Dressed in an orange jumpsuit, he told the media, “I’m innocent. I’m completely innocent.” We hope so. wafb

A few days ago, Complex compiled the Making Of Drake’s Thank Me Later. And now, DJ Semtex gets to speak to the man himself. Part 1: Drake Speaks On “Fireworks” Part 2: Drake Speaks On “Resistance” Part 3: Drake Speaks On “Over” Part 4: Drake Speaks On “Show Me A Good Time” At this point, the conversation shifts to Drake’s verse on “Forever” Back to Thank Me Later. Drizzy speaks on “Fancy”. Drake Speaks On “Light Up” Lastly, Drake says […]

K.R.I.T. has to be the last rapper to spit over Jay Elect’s instrumental. But unlike many of the others that came before him, he does the beat some justice. Exhibit it for yourself.

During Diddy’s European press run last week, he told Tim Westwood that he planned on renaming his crew, the Supreme Team. Well, as of today, the outfit are going by a new moniker. Take it away Puff… Anyone wanna be Christian Laettner?