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Yesterday at the White House Easter Egg Roll, Fergie Roseanne Barr’s the National Anthem. Keep your eyes on the first granny. At the :54 mark, she whisper something into her neighbors ear. It’s hard to make it out, I think she said, “This white girl can’t sang.” *giggles*
Props: Broken Cool
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My boriqua buddy builds backstage at B.B. King about being back in the beef business. (Alliteration for that ass!)
Props: Dre via HipHopStan
Sidebar: Don’t think Joe’s old mgr/Curtis’ current mgr. enjoyed that remix.
Uh oh, Dick and the crew are back again. And guess who their latest target is? Yup. Ricky. Ricky. Ricky.
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Sidebar: Full song coming soon.
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Funk Flex had a lil’ Easter jammy-jam last night. Kid Cudi. Fat Joe. And plenty of others, including Mr. Live MC 101, Busta Rhymes touched the stage. Yup, I missed it too but let’s pretend we were there.
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A taste of Cudi after the jump.
First, Bishop tries to pull the wool over B.Dot’s eyes, and now even the legendary MCs are gettin’ their fib on. I just came across this:
“Man, you know it was like two decades since I been in the game. To get in the studio and do a track with Jay-Z on it was a great feeling man,” Kool Rock told AllHipHop.com in an exclusive interview. “That’s right, me and Jay was laughing about his line ‘First the Fat Boys break-up’ [from the track ‘Heart of the City‘] and he was really happy to see we back [again]!”
Big nigga please. As you’ll hear below, he basically sampled Hov’s vocals from “Izzo” that’s not a collabo—that’s a rich nigga lettin’ you eat. Respect Carter.
“We Can Talk”
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Y’all need the visual to this one.
Alright freaks and geeks, this is the moment you’ve all been waiting
for. Here are the pics from Tahiry’s cover shoot with KING magazine. More flicks after the jump.
Sidebar: Don’t be a cheap ass. Cough up the 6 beans and pick up the issue April 21st. Support your local newsstands!
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