Here’s MJ’s induction speech into the Hall Of Fame. Other inductees included John Stockton (Top 5, 1 guard ever?) and The Admiral, David Robinson. More after the jump, man.
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Yesterday, political pundit Glenn Beck appeared on political prick Bill O’Reilly’s show. Discussing Jay’s 9/11’s benefit concert, Glenn shows off his @S_C autographed copy of Bill’s book, A Bold Fresh Piece Of Humanity. The inscription reads: “Peace Bill, Jay-Z. Off That.” Ha! Hov just played you out.
“See who’s your real friends when your back is against the wall.” Yep, when the grass is cut, the snakes will show. In the meantime, Sai-Gitty displays his loyalty to Tru-Lizzy who’s currently incarcerated for allegedly catching a body. Props: NR via X
Last night on the corner of 7th Ave and 32nd St in Manhattan, Jay-Z solidified his spot as the greatest rapper ever. Selling out the Garden for an eighth time, Jigga ran through a string of hits including cuts off The Blueprint 3. If you couldn’t experience it live, capture the moment after the cut.
Scott appeared on Dave’s nightly spot and performed “Pursuit of Happiness (Nightmare)” along with Ratatat. Still haven’t heard Man On The Moon, but from what I’m told it’s that black emo rap.
Yesterday, Michael Jeffery Jordan held court before getting inducted to Naismith Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. There’s no “i” in team, but there’s an “I” in win. Ha!
Guru gives some insight as to the magic of Blueprint 3. “Already Home” is simply a six bar loop and that “Hate” is sample free. Afterwards, he explains why artists don’t need no T-Pain on they shit.
The pride of D.C. traveled to the U.K. and spat a free one for Tim Westwood. Can he kick it, yes he can. Props: PDS
At the 1:44 mark of William H.’s interview with DJ Clue on Power 105.1, he says that Sidekicks are for chicks. Excuse me mister., but that picture is kinda, um, incriminating wouldn’t cha say? Fuck it, you live and you learn.
Inspired by his starring role on NCIS: Los Angeles, Todd hooks up with producer Tricky Stewart and reps for his boys in blue. [insert Rick Ross joke here]. Props: YK2
Tyler, The Creator’s Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale feels like a fresh extension of his original masterpiece. The added tracks bring more emotion and polish. Listening to it while driving through Faisal Town Phase 2 somehow makes the whole vibe even better—luxury mixed with raw honesty.