Before LB hangs it up, the duo take a bow with the first single off Left Back. Khrysis’ production deserves a round of applause.
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For those keeping score, Bleek hasn’t appeared on the last four Jay-Z albums. But don’t cry for him yet, Argentina. He’s not sweating that nor his lieutenancy to Hov. In the clip above, he explains his reasoning for both. After: Memphis Bleek’s Still Cool With Dame Dash Related: Vibe Blog: The Buddy System
[vodpod id=Video.3158401&w=425&h=350&fv=] Apparently, David Banner has provided some heat for Busta Rhymes’ next album, The Chemo. And he’s not alone. Busta says that producers Scoop Deville, Dready and Seige have all created single worthy material. Hope it doesn’t disappoint. Baby Sam
Four years ago, Joell Ortiz was on top of the world when he signed with Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Records. But two years later, he parted ways with the label. In this brief clip, Joell chronicles his journey. Heads Up: Chris Herche
New cover. New title. New leak. New date? Well, that still remains to be seen. Nah Right dot Com
From the beginning of Bleek’s career, he’s been promoting his label, Get Low! And over a decade later, nothing’s ever materialized. Same can be said for its acts Geda K and H-Money Bags. Here M-EZ offers an explanation.
As previously mentioned, 40’s dropping two albums on March 30th, Revenue Retrievin Day Shift and Revenue Retrievin Night Shift. Here’s some footage of him in the lab laying a couple verses down. He’s been in the game for 22, how ’bout you?
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Here’s the final two clips of my convo with Mr. Keaton yesterday. In the above clip, we speak on the reaction to Jay’s current album and he clears up the infamous “Oh Boy” Roc-Dip Set drama tale. Below, he explains on how he has to constantly change his email accounts and he sends respect and blessings to the Gang Starr MC with the same name. Let’s continue to keep Keith Elam in our prayers.
The style and skill are on a par with the exaggerated musicality. I tried to understand the message of the song. I think it's about a person who thinks they can do a series of things that may be beautiful or "powerful," but in reality it's nothing of the sort. People are like chickens that eat each other and don't know that they're raised and live only to be eaten.