A few weeks ago, YN said no one cared about LL Cool J’s new television show, NCIS: Los Angeles. Well my melanin-deficient friend, you’re wrong. According to Woooha, the shows draws 17 million people per episode. In fact, CBS is picking it up for a full season. Don’t call it a comeback. Wait, it is.
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Here are some flicks from Trey Songz’s video shoot, “Say Aah.” The clip features Fabolous and some PYT’s. Nice! More after the jump. Props: RTNY
“You can catch me with OG (Juan) at the Yankee game.” Bonus: Sa Prize, niggas!
The other night in Northern Europe, Hov performed track 15 and 4 on the Blueprint 3. Stadium. Status. 3 Times: PDS via JJ
[vodpod id=Groupvideo.3601316&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dinstance%253Dnews%2526id%253D1622987%2526vid%253D443845] Over the phone, Mr. Graham tells 1515 that he wants his debut album Thank Me Later to be embraced by the common man. “I can’t rap about the same things [as I did] on So Far Gone, so it’s just really trying to tell the greatest story that’s never been told, which is the story of a rapper’s come-up, and tell it without being corny or over bragging or sounding like, ‘Feel sorry for me.’ It’s going to […]
Here’s the visual to Yo Gotti’s remix. No Boosie, but at least Nicki’s easy on the eyes. (Even if her movements are strangely robotic.) Again: PDS via WSHH
According to Mr. Rhymestyle, this is supposedly Lupe’s response to MTV’s Hottest MC’s list. After several listens, I’m still lost in translation.
Props: PDS
Musical salutes to the Gloved One? Yup, we’re still ON that. The former frontman of Tony Toni Tone fires up the Motown funk in France. Fresh shit! Sidebar: I’m not gonna believe MJ sang back-up on either version of “Girls, Girls, Girls” until Mr. Carter re-confirms. I don’t hear it. Props: Miss Passion
Something about that headline is strange. Anyways, Kamaal has a new video so he endured the Terrence and Rocsi experience. He talks Norah Jones, boxing, his Hip-Hop Awards nomination, Nas, Jamie Foxx and his favorite rappers. Riveting stuff.
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