[vodpod id=Groupvideo.4086177&w=425&h=350&fv=] Uh oh, Uncle L does his rendition of the years biggest songs. That’s right, the 52nd Grammy Award nominations were announced tonight. Bey leads the pack, Kanye’s still in the mix, and Drake didn’t need an album or record deal to prove he’s the shit. Read ’em and weep. The ceremony takes place at the Staples Center, January 31, 2010.
Aubrey with a fitted? Didn’t see that one coming. On the flip side, Chris Brown’s cover was revealed on the E! network. Check that out after the jump. VIBE
Aubrey with a fitted? Didn’t see that one coming. On the flip side, Chris Brown’s cover was revealed on the E! network. Check that out after the jump. VIBE
[vodpod id=Groupvideo.4085617&w=425&h=350&fv=] Father/Uncle Stunna brings us his latest visual off Pricele$$ with assistance of his kin Drizzy and Weezy. Take a picture, it lasts longer. Belee Dat. OS
Here’s a taste.
I warned ya. SMH.
In a recent interview with AP, Stunna spoke on his new album Pricele$$ and says that Drizzy could be bigger than his son—in about two decades. Up-and-coming rapper Drake is becoming more popular. Do you see him being a bigger star than Lil Wayne? Birdman: Drake is already a superstar. But as big as Wayne? Birdman: That’s 20 years from now. Hopefully, he’ll be bigger. That’s what we’re striving for. We ain’t tripping. We’re working hard for him to be […]
After Envy announced his departure from Hot 97 earlier this week, he confirmed this morning that he’s flipping the power switch to NY’s Power 105.1. “I’m excited to start hosting afternoons at Power 105.1. Now I’m with the first person that put me on the radio, Ed Lover, and the person who taught me how to mix, DJ Clue. I’m honored to join a young team of talented jocks. The grind begins…its Movvinn!!!” – DJ Envy Envy is taken over […]
Yup, it’s as bad as you remember it. Good thing this didn’t make the final cut on Graffiti. This is a dud off the Deluxe Edition. Not Ok, Lupe. Apologize. Sorry: Buck Marley
Damn these wacky foreign variety shows. That’s for sprayin’ not swallowin’, son. Curtis’ reaction is priceless. Props: Sean The Robot
This is an interesting collaboration and a nice way to keep fans excited about what J. Cole might have coming next. His ability to bring a distinctive style and thoughtful delivery to different artists’ projects always makes his verses worth listening to. The collaboration with Adam Levine’s band sounds like a refreshing combination, and hopefully it does lead to more new music from Cole soon. Fans are always eager to hear what direction he takes next, much like the anticipation surrounding a goldendoodle when choosing a lovable companion.