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Canada’s Nardwuar grills Mr. Teddy Penderass Down on Florida’s music scene and DJ Khaled’s family-owned restuarant Hip Hop Fish And Chicken. Damn, I’m hungry all of a sudden.
Looks like Mr. West has upgraded his lady friend as the two were all dolled up at the Opera last night.
A far cry from when Ye’s buddy Perez Hilton was throwing ole girl under the bus.
Bonus: Necole Bitchie has audio from an old Angela Yee Lip Service intv that a raunchy Rose did.
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Gucci’s Home! And a lot of people are excited. I’m still waiting on his DJ Drama collabo that was supposed to be a Double R exclusive. SMH.
Props: Rolling Out TV
Check out this new trailer to see what all this Jim Jones the actor hype is all about. Cameo game is strong here.
Kelis was snapped up at a birthday party in Los Angeles last night. Yo peep the baby bump! For those who’ve been living under a rock, Nas and wifey are expecting a son to join God’s Son’s daughter Destiny.
Props: Concrete Loop
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Common speaks on his clothing deal with Microsoft. Don’t see myself rockin’ any of this but I applaud the business behind it.
Props: Fake Shore Drive
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Yours truly opens up on the Detox of publishing.
Props: The Fly Girl and her nosy ass!
Happy born day to the greatest hypeman in rap history (sorry Spliff)!
We forgive you for all the bullshit reality shows.
In fact, let’s take it back to the essence. Here’s audio of MC/DJ Flavor hosting Doctor Dre’s (the fat one) old WBAU radio show, The Operating Room. What’s the occassion? Well his birthday of course.
Flavor WBAU Birthday Party Part 1
{mp3}02 flavor birthday party wbau 1{/mp3}
Flavor WBAU Birthday Party Part 2
{mp3}03 flavor birthday party wbau 2{/mp3}
Flavor shouts-out Chuck D and his wifey
{mp3}01 flavor birthday party wbau chuck d shout{/mp3}
UPDATE: Grandgood reports that Flav celebrated the big 5-0 last night at B.B. Kings with Chuck D, Kool Herc, Ice-T and Melle Mel. Where was our invite?!
With "Which One," Drake and Central Cee bridge the Atlantic through their shared affinity for Caribbean-influenced sonics, cementing UK drill's arrival in mainstream hip-hop's upper echelon. This collaboration isn't just another checkbox on Drake's endless list of co-signs—it represents the continued global evolution of Black music dialects, with Central Cee's gritty London cadence providing the perfect counterbalance to Drake's melodic versatility. The track's immediate chart success proves that the UK-Toronto pipeline remains one of hip-hop's most fruitful cross-cultural exchanges.