[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrG5uTozkuc]
Here is Officer Ricky‘s latest straight-to-CPU clip, shot in The Bronx. After watching the vid, I don’t know what’s bigger: Ricky’s buzz or his man boobs. I’m gonna go with the latter.
Spotted: Please Don’t Stare via WSHH
Apparently, Gorilla Zoe has a new album out today. Yeah, we had no idea either. But in the spirit of good music journalism, Complex interrogated Zoe with a bunch of eccentric questions.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAaQNACwaLw]
*Sigh* Some people are never satisfied. In a new film called The Obama Deception, Tha Teacha expresses his views on Barack Obama
Just in case you didn’t know so, Fabolous teams up with The-Dream on this new cut produced by Tricky Stewart.
“Dead that nigga, I’ll pay for the casket.”-
Last night, Public Enemy appeared on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon and performed “Bring The Noise” accompanied by, you guessed it, The Roots.
[vimeo http://vimeo.com/3711142]
Those boys from Queens commission Rik Cordero for their latest clip. Channel 10 is in stores, today!
Props to IllRoots
“Razor Ramon flow, oh so sharp.”
The young God, B.Dot is gonna wake up, listen to this, and eat his words for breakfast. This shit knocks. The best song I’ve heard from dude so far. Ha! Viva La Revolucion! See ya in Austin, Asher.
“Lark On My Go Cart”
{mp3}02 lark on my go-kart _dirty_{/mp3}
Props: Nation via Green Lantern a.k.a. The Fuckin’ Twitter exclusive guy.
This week, our resident young gunna takes a crack at Kanye’s “Amazing” on his weekly freestyle series.
“Amazing”
{mp3}cory gunz-amazing freestyle{/mp3}
OK, this morning my WSHH player conked out and tonight my MTV one (no I can’t just embed vidoes, it’s a long story) did the same. Still I can’t go to bed without acknowledging the work my homie Shaheem Reid and company are puttin’ in.
All in a day’s work:
50 Cent promises two albums this year just like Marshall did.
Gucci Mane details his comeback plans including shootin’ video with Cam in ATL manana.
Now that he’s not “retiring” B.O.B. changes rap name to Bobby Ray.
That’s not to mention the crazy Asher Roth and Lil Wayne footage.
Once again, props to the whole squad at 1515. Keep up the good work!
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.