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…And is not going to take it anymore! With the 1515 Boys around, he gets a couple things off his chest.
“Rick Ross man, you got Lil Wayne talking up for you.You a C.O. at the end of the day. Police, man. Correction Officer. Hot Rod? Whoo Kid sad he ain’t doing no mixtapes with you…Ja Rule, stop making fucking records.”
Wait, No Whoo Kid x Hot Rod mixtape?! Ah man, what. will. I. do?
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Reggie and Cliff made a late night guest apperance on Jimmy Fallon last night. The last time I seen these guys booked for a late night gig had to be Arsenio. But, I could be wrong. Blackout 2 in stores today!
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Above, Jason comes through and turns Santos inside out. Below, an oldie but goodie. More to come.
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Watch the crowd go ape shit when the Brownsville bullies lend Busta a hand. After the cut, “Makes It Clap” and “Whoo Ha.”
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With his album in stores today, Trev made a final promotional push last night at Santos in NYC. And with a catalouge 20 years deep, Busta set lasted well over an hour. After the jump check out “Tear Da Roof Off” and “Party Goin’ On Over.” More footage on the way.
Didn’t know much about cha, but a loss is a loss nonetheless.
Update: CNN’s got the scoop
Related: Killed two hours after learning Twitter x
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This is so hip-hop. I can’t even explain it to you. Plenty of cameos including Human Crack in the Flesh a.k.a. Mighty Joe Young. Ha!
Props: Vintage Hip Hop Seattle
Looks like Red and Meth are goin’ back to their respective careers after their collective latest does what it does. As far as album titles (I don’t even know what Red’s means), it’s Method Man by a landslide. But it’s gonna be tough for the original Clifford of rap to get Crystal Meth by Antonio’s lawyers—who will most likely tell the Ticallion Stallion to kiss their ass.
This is an interesting collaboration and a nice way to keep fans excited about what J. Cole might have coming next. His ability to bring a distinctive style and thoughtful delivery to different artists’ projects always makes his verses worth listening to. The collaboration with Adam Levine’s band sounds like a refreshing combination, and hopefully it does lead to more new music from Cole soon. Fans are always eager to hear what direction he takes next, much like the anticipation surrounding a goldendoodle when choosing a lovable companion.