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“I’ve seen him in the Village before. With his wife. With no security. Comin’ through. Walkin’!. No car service. None of that. Usher in the Village. Some of you rappers should be ashamed of yourselves.”
There’s probably not a happier Black man on the planet today than Jadakiss. I can’t believe dude sold that many units. Who knew? (Insert Jada laugh).
I will say, dude got personality for days and cracks me up. Maybe that helped.
Out of all his viral assaults, I never noticed these vids. Pretty funny.
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Courtesy of Maya The B via Jump Off x AHH
“It came from me and my crack days. We wanted to seperate our product from the competition. I just brung that method inside of my music… For a fiend when you hit this, and you look at the bag, stick to that bag. Cuz that’s the good shit!”
Can I get a Suuuuuuuu?
Props: HHO
Bonus: Ironically, an official press release went out today announcing that the long-awaited sequel is on the way. But was their a release date included? Nope! Smh.

Interview: Brian “B.Dot” Miller
On the hit 90s sitcom Saved By The Bell, Lark Voorhies’ persuasive ta-ta’s and thighs, gave pubescent boys a reason to ditch the Saturday morning cartoons. In fact, hip-hop neophyte Asher Roth recorded the ode, “Lark On My Go Kart” off his debut, Asleep In The Bread Aisle as a testament. While promoting her new film The Next Hit, Lark spoke to Rap Radar about her future endeavors and never hitching a ride with Mr. Roth.

Vibe got the bombshell as Juvenile comes clean.
“I already signed the deal,” Terius “Juvenile” Grey, told Alison
Fensterstock, in March. “So for me I’m gonna definitely say it’s a go.
I already received the check.” Juve, who’s preparing his ninth solo
album, Cocky and Confident (Atlantic), later this year, went
on to add, “Wayne is going to put that out, so for me and Wayne, it’s a
go. I don’t know if the business been straightened out, but I know
B.G.’s on board and he’s willing to do it. I don’t know where Turk
stand on the business side.”
Yup, I’d like to see it happen. The Cash Money Millionaires have been very very good to me. Ha!

Playboy don’t believe in embed video codes, but they sure believe in reaching out to the hip-hop community. First Wayne spilled his guts about sex and now Pharrell rambles on about Tom Ford, Rice Krispie Treats, and conspiracy books. Like I said before, dude needs to get out that production slump. Find something to influence that.
Props: Hypebeast

My homie Erik Parker, weighs in on all the 50-Ross foolery. It’s OK kids to read long articles every once in awhile. You may learn something. Ha!
Props: Miss “Where’s My Killa Tape?” Info via VV
Sidebar: Yup. Curtis and William have the same lawyer. Theo is the overlord of rap. Where’s my flip cam?
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FYI: I heart Regis and Kelly. And yesterday morning, Kimberly phone’d in to the show after her appearance on Dancing With Stars the previous night.
“You know what I love saying. I love saying your name because it just rolls off my—now, listen very carefully to what I’m going to say to you: Lil’ Kim”
Oooh, say my name baby.

Now that Ricky leaked last night, I can stop pretending I didn’t have the CD since yesterday afternoon. Here’s a final one from Deeper Than Rap that I’m really diggin’. Sounds like a Southern rap strip club anthem to me. Even if you disagree, you gotta admit, at the very least, it bodies the Foxy joint. Slip-N- Slide Forever!
“Face”
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Sidebar: Havin’ a Bang ‘Em Smurf call-in at the end of “In Cold Blood” is pretty lame. And what’s up with Ross special thankin’ 50’s lawyer, Theo Sedimayer in the album credits? The truth is way more sinister!
This comment is about soda. I know rappers talk about dirty sprite and coke (soda) products. So invest like alcohol and beer companies. You can make soda flavors and put the soda in the hood! All these lean drinks, need to have a sponsor or some type of promotion.