Jay Elect gets his ESPN on with Power 106’s Los Angeles Leakers and weighs in on the upcoming Super Bowl between the Colts and his city’s Saints. He also mentions he does not agree with the portrayal of Peyton Manning as the best QB. Exhibit that sport junkies.
Don’t see Hov or Em but look who showed up: Yeezy! And his 2 jackets! Plenty of rappers after the jump.
Welcome to the best of both worlds. ?uestlove confirms that he and his bandmates will produce the entirety of John Legend’s fourth album, Wake Up Sessions. There’s currently no release date for the project, but it’s said to drop sometime this year.
Here’s a look inside the studio session for the “We Are The World” remake. There’s lot of new faces. Some familiar ones. The record drops next Friday and proceeds will go to Haiti Relief funds.
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Yesterday, we posted “Pussy Fight” featuring Game, Ray J and presumably Nicki Minaj. Young Money’s first lady turned to her Twitter account and denied the apperance. Drama don’t want drama!
Solo posed a question last night on Twitter as to why her older sis has received marginal press after taking home six Grammy Awards on Sunday. Beyoncé broke Lauryn Hill’s 11-year-old record of the most won by a female. Heads Up: NLL
Last night during the BET Honors ceremony, Stevie Wonder and Trey Songz performed “That Girl” and “I Invented Sex”. Speaking wih Rap-Up, Trey reflects on the duet.
Scram Jones and Blickstreet are behind the boards on this new track featuring The Ghost and Tre Williams. The streets are watching. Blocks keep clocking.
Last Sunday, Talib performed his hit off Quality at the IndigO2 in the land of Elizabeth II. Looks like a smashing good time. Jump Off TV
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