Urban legend or in this case White Folk legend says this is the song that got Asher Roth his first record deal. Now with his album droppin’ on 4.20, it’s time to go back to Roth’s roots. Truth be told, this song isn’t half bad if you can block out a chorus that makes me want to shoot your daughter in the calf muscle. Album’s way better.
“Family Man”
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He’s on fire: Mr. X
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Goin’ to hell for saying this but the first 40 seconds here is so R Kelly. B.Dot’s right, this guy keeps tryin’ to recapture “Slow Jamz.” Does Twista even have any kind of record deal right now? He sure is floodin’ us (pun intended) with new music. Like I said, I fucks with that Game joint but I got my umbrella up on this one. Fuck outta here.
Props: WSHH
Crystal F isn’t in today and I’m too lazy to watermark so do what you do, you ‘net theives. Ha! Above is a look at some fun in the sun that Nick provided for his boo’s born day weekend. After the jump, Mariah’s rump and another raunchier shot that I’ll leave to those dirty gossip sites. I’m classie like Freddie Blassie.
“I dealt with brauds and those willin’ to sell their soul/ Over cars and clothes, man, I’m talkin’ petty hoes.”—Mr. Officer
Must be Def Jam leak day. Here’s the joint Rawse recently teased us with, a collabo with his Q-Boro labelmate, Nas.
After one listen, not that hot but notable nonetheless.
“Usual Suspects”
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Props: X
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Here is a new visual from the Underground Kaaangs. Cough up the $10 and cop UGK 4 Life tomorrow.
“Hip-Hop without Pimp C is boring.”— Bun B, XXL, May 2009.
Ain’t that the truth.
Previously: Harry Asshole
Ain’t gonna unleash all of duke’s joints that are floating around the Internets, but this intro is so hard body, I gots to share. Screw your face (pa…) and get your head nod right. Mwah!
“Pain & Tourture”
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“Get that nigga 50. Get ’em!”
At a recent show in front of his neighbors (Peace, Connecticut!), Curtis climbs up a big-ass speaker to show off his new sneakers. How dare Rick Ross say he can’t dress? Um… Anyway, he then proceeds with what I need—one of my favorite tunes from the Get Rich soundtrack.
Bonus: Who can forget M-A-Dollar Sign-E and his $75 milkshake? Ha!
Peace: Forbez DVD
NMC leaked an early version of this, then B.Dot hipped you to the presence of Tony Starks and now comes the final version.
“My clientele is supreme and it’s proven/ That I’m only built for the link if it’s Cuban.”
I love the Wu, but Yonkers got this one.
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Props: Sermon’s Domain
Snoop’s crooning makes me want to throw on a three-piece suit and sip cognac.
“Build You Up, Tear You Down”
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Props: Mr. Rawlins
everyone makes their own music, yes, in the past it was done differently, but society and people have changed so "making music" has also changed, let's say that before 2000 the songs were more beautiful, rap has changed with society.