This is what the front of Paul Wall’s fourth album, Heart Of A Champion looks like. Pick it up in stores July 13th. Tracklist below. 1. Take Notes 2. Showin’ Skillz (feat. Lil’ Keke) 3. I’m On Patron 4. Round Here (feat. Chamillionaire) 5. Im’ma Get It (feat. Kid Sister & Bun B) 6. Stay Iced Up (feat. C. Stone & Johnny Dang) 7. Pocket Fulla Presidents (feat. Andre Nickatina & Mitchy Slick) 8. Ain’t A Thang (feat. Jim Jones) […]
[vodpod id=Video.3844269&w=425&h=350&fv=] Dee Vazquez puts Jones through the ringer for her latest installment of PROFILE. Always interesting and engaging. 57thave
Wait, another Drake post? You damn right. Yesterday morning, hip-hop’s “it-guy” phoned your favorite radio station to promote Thank Me Later and then some. Listen up: Phoner 1: On 97.9 The Box in Houston, Drake responded to Lil’ Kim calling him a “punk pussy“. Phoner 2: Strolling through Big Boy’s Neighborhood, Drake says he plans to drop an R&B mixtape. via hhnm Phoner 3: On Ricky Smiley’s show on Z107.9 in Cleveland, Drizzy speaks on his relationship with Rihanna.
If 2Pac didn’t ride in the passenger seat of Suge Knight’s BMW on September 13, 1996, he would’ve been 39 years old today. But of course, Pac’s been immortalized through his music and now, YouTube. Here’s a clip of him 14 years ago celebrating his born day the best way he knows how: In the studio. Can a nigga get a present for his birthday? Ha!
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Jimmy and Sen round up the troops for a quick clip to Drizzy’s single. This could’ve used another verse, but maybe less is more. Bang, bang, bang.
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The day after the listening session, Joey Crack’s forthcoming’s tracklist and production credits have been revealed to the masses. The list of producers looks pretty solid. Guess we’ll find out the outcome on July 27th. 1. Intro [Prod. by Scram Jones] 2. Valley Of Death [Prod. by Cool & Dre] 3. I Am Crack [Prod. by Just Blaze] 4. Kilo (feat. Clipse & Cam’ron) [Prod. by DJ Infamous] 5. Rappers Are In Danger [Prod. by DJ Infamous] 6. Slow Down […]
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No mugshot. The King lands himself the cover of XXL‘s summer issue. In the excerpt from his story below, TIP addresses the constant snitch rumors. Read up. Issue hits newsstands July 6. “What people don’t take into consideration is the reason that I was eligible for certain agreements that they weren’t eligible for was because I made myself a useful member of society. Most muthafuckas catch cases and get time. My nigga, you wasn’t doing shit when you was out here, so wasn’t […]
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