Last Friday, I caught up with engineer extraordinaire Gimel “Young Guru” Keaton at Roc The Mic studios. For nearly a decade, Guru’s added the finishing touches on all of The Roc’s releases. With Blueprint 3 in stores today, he spoke on the album’s delay and fine tuning it in the 50th state. More clips on the way.
This past weekend, Victor celebrated his 33rd cumpleaños. And what better way to commemorate than with a life size Newport Noreport cake. Take a bite and get laced like ash tray face.
Who can take Labor Day off when some new GFK pops up in your mailbox? Think this is the intro to Wizard Of Poetry. You smart dumb cats know Dennis Cole never needed an instrumental. Hey, it’s not too late to take this joint and add it in your BBQ mix. It’s smokier than your grill.
Looks like all the big dawgs are in the MIA today makin’ history. “Swagger Like Us” never had a visual. Ha! Props: iluvlola
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Great cinematography Hype, but like I’ve said before, this crap sounds like a bad Ron G blend. Sorry Sean, but this is Unforgivable.
The Pyrex King stirs things up with La Flare, Bad Azz, and the Diamond Princess. Hate if you want, but this is first rate.
{mp3}5 star _remix_ feat. gucci mane_ tri{/mp3}
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Earlier this afternoon, J.Cole moved a step closer to becoming a fuckin’ rap star. Patronizing the Hall Of Fame music shop in Queens, Cole purchased 10 copies of The Blueprint 3. Congrats, homie. What are you waiting for, clap for him!
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Fif continues his promo tour down the dial with CNBC. This time, he speaks on how he switched his hustle. Dig in your pockets, wonder why you’re broke? Cause you didn’t listen to 50.
Props: Huff Post
Previously: 50 Cent On The Today Show
If I spend my 99 cents on iTunes am I allowed to share? Ha! I dig the joint we debuted on the holiday more. Don’t front on who brought it to ya.
{mp3}01 lets stop playin{/mp3}
Heads Up: BOBO
Previously: RR Exclusive: Ghostface “Cruisin'”
Update: More Ghostface!
“Not Ur Average Girl”
{mp3}01 not ur average girl{/mp3}
Props: Splash
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