This has been makin’ the rounds all over the Internets for awhile but supposedly this is the offcial CDQ of the potential second single from Weezy’s Rebirth “rock” album. Simply put, “Hot Revolver” is a hot mess. I can understand how “Prom Queen” can grow on you but this is a pile of excrement. The question remains will Ms. Rhone really let dude put out this junk? Somebody needs to make rap niggas rap.

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Don’t Shoot The Messenger: Shake

Your girl Serena Williams attended a Sony Ericsson party in Miami and, guess what the paps did, they got her to turn around and give up the goods. Hit the jump you perverts.

Looks like Blackout 2 really is gonna happen since the Dust Brothers shot a video for a song that we haven’t heard before. It’s called “Mr. International,” and I guess it’s the album’s official first single. More flicks from the set after the break.

Pressed for time but here goes: 

1. “Lark On My Go Kart”

You know I fucks with this one. That track is hard. The crazy Jewish kid behind the boards here is Oren Yoel and this well-produced album is as much a coming-out party for Roth as it is for him.

2. “Blunt Cruise”

Saw him do this one live at SXSW. An ode to weed. Roth ain’t a player but he smokes a lot. Not as bad as Cudi tho.

3. “I Love College”

Hate it or love it, the shit went gold. Weezer sample or not.

4. “La Di Da”

My personal favorite cut produced by Don Cannon. I think I’m quietly becoming a stan of the former Aphiliate’s work.

5. “Be By Myself”

The next single features Cee-Lo on the hook and has an ill musical breakdown in the bridge.

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Uncle Bun gives his thoughts on Cudi’s “retirement” and offers the young’n some advice. 

Sidebar: ANY rapper bitching about their job, is straight up gay. They’re millions of unemployed folks right now that would love to be in your position. So, grab tissue and stop your bloodclot crying. 

Here’s Bfred‘s latest digital ode. Jim Jonsin, this is your life.

“Over the last 8 years, Miami native James “Jim Jonsin” Scheffer has given his career a complete makeover. While local Florida music fans might know him as DJ Jealous J, a legendary DJ/rapper/producer in the state’s electro bass scene, today’s urban music fans know him as the 808-friendly pop producer behind #1 smashes like T.I.’s “Whatever You Like,” Soulja Boy’s “Kiss Me Thru The Phone” and Lil Wayne’s “Lollipop…I’ve compiled some of my favorite Jim Jonsin-related joints from the last 20 years for this week’s Uggh…Nice Watch release.”

Previously: The Tricky Stewart Collection

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My brother from another server, just sent over behind the scenes footage of Mrs. Carter’s ad campaign for Nintendo DS’ “Rhythm Heaven.”

*downloads cheat codes*

Previously: Beyonce Playing Games With Nintendo

Props: Woooha