After Capone spits a drunken freestyle; he, N.O.R.E, and Busta speak on their War Report collabo, “Driver’s Seat”. It’s still that that bomb diggy bomb you see. Drunk on: 57thAve Previously: N.O.R.E. Analyzes “The War Report”
Okay, this is it, y’all. The final selections from Jump Off’s exhaustive set. The fun begins with “State Of You” above and pardon the cut off of “All Of Me” at the end. Now you can officially pretend you were there. Let’s see you leave your home in the cold, you lazy bastards. Burrr!
Oh my. Are you ready for the worst joint of the year? Witness a love struck, auto-tuned Flav singing his heart out to that special lady. How did we miss this one? Sorry, B Dot.
Apparently, The-Dream’s on a 24 hour, creative diet surge. In true spontaneity, Dream turned to Twitter to announce his latest endeavor. The clock is ticking.
Conversing with RealTalkNY, Fabolous weighs in on the influx of rappers singing. This summer, I did a post on a smiliar topic. Sing for the moment, y’all.
When Kanye’s away, CRS will play. HHNM
We’re not done. Are you in that… nevermind. Here’s some mo’ of Mouse at S.O.B’s. Ten tunes which include a speech about the origin behind his supergroup. Start with “Broken Wings”. Stop non accrediting.
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.911295&w=425&h=350&fv=] D.C.’s 9:30 Club was the place to be last night to catch The Roots perform along with special guest Wale. If you missed last night’s shindig, the Philly crew has another one tonight while Wale takes over the same venue on New Year’s Day. More footage after the jump. RMJ
Last night, baby bro took the family flip cam and pretty much recorded the entire Joe Budden concert in NY. This was Mouse’s second straight evening at S.O.B.’s and with Jay Electronica in the house, he didn’t disappoint his devoted flock. Here are the first ten performances from last night’s set. “Anti” above and nine more after the jump.
First, he paid a youngster to leave his show this summer. Then at Atlanta’s Hot 107.9 Jingle Bash Concert this weekend, he dipped into his pockets again to help a fan pay her way through school. Eat your heart out Sallie Mae. RTNY x Fresh & Fly
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