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Neighborhood Nip went back in the stu and capped off his heat rock with a spankin’ new verse.
“A real boss get money on his off day.”
Bullets Ain’t Got No Name Vol. 2 > Whatever shitty mixtape you’re listening to right now.
“Roll The Windows Up” (New Verse)
{mp3}roll em windows up feat. the slausonboyz{/mp3}
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Is it just me or do these brothers spend more time TALKING about their music then actually puttin’ it out. Stop being tight about the Kanye thing, it ain’t my fault you got snitches on your team. Sneaker’s out. Where’s your song? Remember: I XXL’d you into this world and I can X you out. Ha!
LOL. Just havin’ a lil fun. No real shots. It’s a rainy day and you got sonned. Ha!
Props: Okay from Straight Spittas
Unemployment may be at an all time high, but today Mike Vick’s lawyer said in bankruptcy court that the former Falcons’ quarterback already has a gig lined up. After his release from the pen, Vick’s going to work 40 hours a week in construction. Guess Animal Control was out of the question.
Props: TMZ
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Ok, here’s the final product for Mrs. Carter’s Nintendo DS commerical. She appears to be enjoying herself and at the :17 mark, laughs like her main squeeze. Ah, the games people play.
Previously: Beyonce Playing Games With Nintendo (Behind The Scenes)
Who got the juice? Whoooa
Times must be hard on the boulevard. According to the letter, C-Murder is asking folks to donate a thousand big ones to help pay his legal fund. This can’t be life. Last time I checked, wasn’t your brother King Tut Master P on MTV Cribs with marble floors and swimming pools? The NAACP shout was a nice touch at the end though.
Props: brokencool
As a former kingpin of the print world, I can admit we sometimes go overboard with the multiple cover thing. This appears to be a prime example. You don’t believe me? Hit the button below and peep Mr. Alcohol’s other 2 looks. Just make a decision!
[…] “Parking Lot” is a meeting of two distinct yet complementary styles. Pill, known for his raw, storytelling lyricism, represents Atlanta’s vibrant hip-hop scene, while Twista brings his signature rapid-fire delivery that has made him a Midwest icon. Together, they create a track that is as infectious as it is technically impressive. […]