Here’s the final two clips of my convo with Mr. Keaton yesterday. In the above clip, we speak on the reaction to Jay’s current album and he clears up the infamous “Oh Boy” Roc-Dip Set drama tale. Below, he explains on how he has to constantly change his email accounts and he sends respect and blessings to the Gang Starr MC with the same name. Let’s continue to keep Keith Elam in our prayers.
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Tonight, Memphis Bleek joins Jay-Z on stage for the New York leg of the Blueprint 3 Tour. But before making his way to 34th Street, we caught up with him in a swank Midtown hotel. In the first portion of our sit down, he speaks on his upcoming album, The Process and turning down shitty beats. Producers remember, no soy sauce!
“The media they used to say that me and Kim was humpin” Great minds think alike. BK’s toughest takes a crack at this joint too. Hey, Ri-Ri, you’re next! Twtmuzik?
Jimmy rides along with Joell on his remix of Banks and Juelz track. Pretty random combo, but dope nonetheless. Speaking of Capo, are you still ready for the Ghost? NR
Here’s the “pussy rules the world” version of Luda’s new single. No Nicki Minaj. No problem. Evey-Eve, FTW! UHTN
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.925659&w=425&h=350&fv=] Once again OnSmash gets the right to premiere another video from Khaled. Victory is sweet. And postin’ 87 On The Road webisodes pays off. Ha. Previously: New Video: DJ Khaled “All I Do Is Win”
After some more MSG talk, Guru provides some mo’ insight into Jay-Z’s current musical and artistic direction. He also respectfully disagrees with Cornell West and explains why.
“Giants all around me like Eli Manning” This some three the hard way shit right here. Dope and dark. Yo, where’s my hoodie at?
Yesterday [insert your favorite website] got the heads up on the full version of this track. Today, we get a sneak peak of the vid. Looks fire.
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