[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38WhFP8aSYk]
On his May 19th promo run, DJ Drama takes a moment to speak on scrap with Jeezy’s affiliates.
“There’s a lot of rumors spread around the Internet. They said my chain was snatched. I got bloodied up. It got a lil crazy out there but you know, a lil scuffle. Grown man business. Nothing crazy. Nothing serious. Happens every day.”
Props: eskay via ThisIsCincuenta
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9iUyDTaq70]
“He a definition of a true fresh MC. What we can’t forget is that like he said it’s always about the work ethic. And when you makin’ strong music and you can stand around for 20 pieces, 20 darts. You a bad man.”
Diet Eminem Asher Roth tells MTV that he wants to start a revolution. Hahahahaha. Pardon me, I had to laugh at that.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eu9_Vzva2mk]
KING’s Sean A. Malcolm does his best Casey Kasem impersonation and counts down the magazine’s sexiest shoots. Personally, I’m fond of Dame’s cousin.
First New York Magazine disses his blog and then they interview Kanye West about it. What are they a rap magazine? Ha! Anyway ‘Ye admitted he does have two helpers at the University but all content needs to meet his approval.
“It might [blog for] two hours in a day, it might be fifteen minutes in a day. I have two people that I hired and I tell them exactly what I want
Every day a new rapper joins the only social networking site that matters. It’s gettin’ increasingly hard to keep up with all the MCs on there. You can’t make a Jim Jones joke without Tru Life hittin’ you back. Here Reflection Eternal’s finest breaks out the Twitter pom-poms. Be clear: I run Twitter. Even my haters follow me. Ha!
Props: Emoticon
Well, look what just dropped into my inbox! A new cut from Tony Yayo featuring Lil Boosie. And just for the record, Boosie > Lil Wayne. Ha!
“There’s drama, gotta be here to feed mama/Believe in Jesus, now Barack Obama.”
What’s a day without leakage from All In A Day’s Work? Here’s the intro. My personal fave so far.
“To Be Told…”
{mp3}01_to_be_told{/mp3}
[…] With the advent of drill music, gang life is omnipresent in the current hip-hop/rap landscape. Yet, The Game's depiction of that life in his 2011 song "Red Nation" saw quick banning. In response, The Game hoped more of his songs were banned from radio because they did so well on the internet. […]