Well, not exactly. During his performance last night at 107.9’s Birthday Bash, Algernod gives the crowd one helluva bail out package. Kinda mad I wasn’t there. I’m real dissapointed.
Props: HHS via Rap South TV
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but apparently, portions of Mr. Ortiz’s verse on Slaughterhouses’ “D.O.A.” freestyle is roughly four years old. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, indeed.
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Previously: Hey Royce, There’s No Do-Overs In Hip-Hop
Here are a couple of flicks from last night’s Birthday Bash concert in Atlanta. As you can see from above, this industry is so fake. Check out more after the jump.
Props: Exclusive Access
‘Bout time! Off of Bullets Aint Got No Name Vol. 3 coming soon whenever Nipsey feels like it. Sigh.
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“Drake is the new movement, man. You gotta think about what this
kid has done, man. To have records on a mixtape, and then the next
thing you know he’s on top of the charts. And every time you mention
him, people go crazy. I’ve had the chance to meet
Drake and listen to his music. The volumes of music he’s producing
makes him a strong force that’ll be around for a very long time.
Because usually, when you see an artist of today, they do one thing —
maybe they perform a song or do a great hook — but you seldom see a guy
who can walk a song, all from the R&B end, and then to be on a
track with Bun B … and Bun B, he doesn’t get on tracks with people
unless it’s really legit … so I’m actually honored to have him on a
track called ”Digital Girl,’ and we will be working with each other in
the future.”
“Digital Girl” Ft. Jamie Foxx ft. Kanye West, The-Dream, and Drake
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