Last Sunday, Preemo, McGruff, Lord Finesse, Stan Spit, and Big L’s brother Donald poured out a lil’ liquor for the greatest to never make it. Throw your L’s up. Spotted: Nahright.com Previously: Big L Mural Refurbished
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In the “Making of The Blueprint” feature found in the October XXL, Tone of The Trackmasters reveals that “Jigga That Nigga” was crafted for N.O. Tone: Jay doesn’t even know it was [originally] was for N.O.R.E. [Laughs] N.O.R.E doesn’t know it was for N.O.R.E. That’s funny. It was actually the same joint, but with the word “N.O.R.E.” Instead of “Jigga,” it was “ N.O.R.E.” Is it too late for a remix? Issue hits newsstands everywhere September 15th.
Last night, the host with the most, performed with Miss Keri baby on Jimmy Kimmel’s nightly gig. This is actually one of the better cuts on the album. Props: HitHipHop
Wale got a story to tell on this unreleased Cool and Dre production. I’ll let him tell it.
I hate snippets, Jock! I hate ’em! But, until the full version leaks (NMC, what’s your ETA?) this will have to do. Props: HHNM
Yesterday on the Cincinnati leg of the AMW Tour, Da Snowman brought out Da DoggFather. I wonder if Jeezy will bring out John Walsh to cap off the tour. It’s only right. Props: Sermons
[vodpod id=Groupvideo.3364727&w=425&h=350&fv=] Sai and Just show their patriotism for his latest video off Warning Shots 2. Auto-Tune or not, you can’t deny it, this song bumps. Thanks: NR
“Jay rockin’ that Urkel look, isn’t he from Marcy?/ They say he growing dreads and now he’s taking like a Yardie” Uh-oh, turbulence ahead! Put your trays in an upright position and peep Fif’s new visual “Fight 187” off the 50th Law Of Power mixtape. Where’s Curt’s final destination? No one knows. Props: RTD via Thisis50
Can you believe this is finally goin’ down tonight? May the King finally rest in eternal peace. Props: ET
An image of a kid on the cover of a big rap debut? I can dig it. But hey, my homie said stop leakin’ his shit! Why won’t they let Wale be great? Ha! Clap for ’em: HHNM
[…] With the advent of drill music, gang life is omnipresent in the current hip-hop/rap landscape. Yet, The Game's depiction of that life in his 2011 song "Red Nation" saw quick banning. In response, The Game hoped more of his songs were banned from radio because they did so well on the internet. […]