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“You heard Miss Jones talkin’ about my egg game.”
Check out Bussa-Bus makin’ himself breakfest, breakin down his BK roots, and grabbin’ some dinner at trendy music industry hotspot, Philippe Chow. Chicken satay? A wonderful way to end your day.
Courtesy: Curtis
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Also from last night’s Hunter College show comes Nas’ emotional closer, “One Mic.” Guess the stress got the God relyin’ on that lil’ smoky stuff. Dude zones out around the 4 min mark.
Props again: A Shot Of Incilin
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Monday’s? All day. Everyday. MTV.com makes every hip-hop head’s favorite feature, Mixtape Monday into a daily operation starting May 4. Peace to Shaheem Reid and Rahman Dukes who consistently tag team the streets for the love of hip-hop. Viacom needs to upgrade them dudes pay scales or one day, YN will. Ha!
I’m a big talker and I always back it up. You do the history to that.
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“And I’m sorta courageous/ Plus the kid’s smart/ Forget Biz Mark/ He gonna catch more than the Vapors.”
You saw the preview awhile back, here’s the final version of “Cookin’ Up” video. Oh, you ain’t know? It’s Killa Season, squally!
Apparently that horrible Teairra Mari song was a terrible Christina Milian demo. Even though he jocks Kanye, maybe Mr. Nash wasn’t feelin’ this one. Gotta admit: XTina The Blonde Bomber’s version is bettter. First “S.O.S.” and now this. Ole girl got the cooties.
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Props: Rap Up who broke the story first.
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When Jay and Ri-Ri grabbed some sushi Thursday night, the paps went crazy. Gotta admit, that Chris Brown line was pretty slick. Pardon Hov, he had to laugh at that.
Props: Maya The B via TMZ
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I can’t co-sign Giles’ new blood but Killa participates in the foolery so this is entertaining. Also reminds me that Ross always had dope beats on his past albums. Speakin’ of which, think I’m gonna put together a Best of Rick Ross playlist this weekend. The fraud is formidable and props are due. As far as the untouchable leader of the Dips look out for more viral madness as he we prepare ourselves for Crime Pays. 10 days away. Albums just sneak up on you nowadays.
Props: WSHH Exclusivo. Heard they got intv with Cam on the way too.
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“We love you Drake!!!!”
“I love you too baby.”
Ladies know the words and they’re gonna sing this, “Best I Ever Had” shit.
His name is Drake. Not The Beatles. But it’s gettin’ pretty close. (Sarcasm is your amigo.)
I apologize for the dance at 4:13
Props: 2 Many MCs
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She’s recording!
If you haven’t noticed these rap niggas are really gettin’ them college show checks lately. Here’s Da Snowman from a lil’ over a week ago in Bobby Knight land.
“The way I put words together. Reminds me of how I used to put the birds together.”
True story: Jeezy had a show in Rochester that I planned on troopin’ to. But, it’s 6 hours away from BK. Not lookin’ good. Plus: Celtics/Bulls, Pacquiao/Hatton and the new Em video. We’ll see.
Wale, in this track, shows once again his ability to blend different genres. He doesn't limit himself to hip-hop, but enriches it with R&B nuances, creating a familiar sound. This fusion is not only an exercise in style, but serves to intensify the emotional impact of the song. And then there is his ability to rap. Wale is a master at playing with words, creating complex rhymes and modulating his voice to best express his emotions. In 'Blanco', his rap part is an explosion of words that intertwine with the melody, creating a hypnotic and relaxing effect. His ability to go from moments of pure energy to moments of deep introspection is what makes this track so engaging; it reminds me of when you would slow dance, hugging your woman.