This leaked awhile back off the Barbie World mixtape, but now urban radio is behind it. Anything to make up for that “Massive Attack” mess. Pardon the autotune, this is more like it. Mr. X Sidebar: 1, 2,3. Break!

Black Rob made his way to DJ Whoo Kid’s gig on Shade 45 this afternoon and kicked a written over Red Cafe’s “I’m Ill”. Rahh!

Common does it for the people. Last night he kicked another freestyle at a 1st Fridays event in Atlanta. Afterward he segues into some familiar tunes. Exclusive Access

We brought you the track now peep the behind the scenes foolery. Ole girl admits she was inspired by “Empire State Of Mind” and wanted to make a response record for L.A. Fuck outta here! RH79

Once again, Mr. Folarin returned to late night television and performed your girl’s favorite track. As for you ugly chicks, you know where the exit is. Yardie

Photo: aayj The Carters walked into the Celtics playoff game and inspired Bron Bron to a 38 point dominant performance tonight. The Cavs gave Red’s old squad their worst whupping ever on their own home court, 124-95. It was tough to watch. FanFeedr

Fresh from checkin’ out Iron Man 2 in theaters, Bussa-Bus reaches out to Hot 97’s Mr. Cee to hype up his new release. Think he’s a lil’ excited?

I love momma too. With Mother’s Day just two days away, Jay Rock pens a tribute to his ma dukes with a funky sample from The Intruders. Sure beats a Hallmark card. Mr. X

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Looking at this cover probably brings back some memories to a few. You can easily ID, Dre, Eazy, Cube, and Ren on their 1987 debut LP, N.W.A and the Posse. But what about the eight other guys? Well if you ever wondered what each of the 12 individuals are up to these days LA Weekly did some serious research which you can read in its entirety here. That’s reporting, folks! Heads Up: HHO