Dana Owens came through last night to Common’s Hennessy event and did her one-two thing. Yeah, her Royal Highness can still rock a crowd. Check the first two minutes of this clip for further evidence. Us lazy Rap Radar staffers lost. Props: Team Miss Info
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A few weeks ago, YN said no one cared about LL Cool J’s new television show, NCIS: Los Angeles. Well my melanin-deficient friend, you’re wrong. According to Woooha, the shows draws 17 million people per episode. In fact, CBS is picking it up for a full season. Don’t call it a comeback. Wait, it is.
Here are some flicks from Trey Songz’s video shoot, “Say Aah.” The clip features Fabolous and some PYT’s. Nice! More after the jump. Props: RTNY
“You can catch me with OG (Juan) at the Yankee game.” Bonus: Sa Prize, niggas!
The other night in Northern Europe, Hov performed track 15 and 4 on the Blueprint 3. Stadium. Status. 3 Times: PDS via JJ
[vodpod id=Groupvideo.3601316&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dinstance%253Dnews%2526id%253D1622987%2526vid%253D443845] Over the phone, Mr. Graham tells 1515 that he wants his debut album Thank Me Later to be embraced by the common man. “I can’t rap about the same things [as I did] on So Far Gone, so it’s just really trying to tell the greatest story that’s never been told, which is the story of a rapper’s come-up, and tell it without being corny or over bragging or sounding like, ‘Feel sorry for me.’ It’s going to […]
Here’s the visual to Yo Gotti’s remix. No Boosie, but at least Nicki’s easy on the eyes. (Even if her movements are strangely robotic.) Again: PDS via WSHH
According to Mr. Rhymestyle, this is supposedly Lupe’s response to MTV’s Hottest MC’s list. After several listens, I’m still lost in translation.
Props: PDS
In the final clip, Sai says he nearly signed with 50 Cent’s imprint in the early stages of his career. He explains the deal never materialized because of their conflicting personalities. Saigon On Playing ‘The Game’| Saigon’s Simplifying The Rhyme| Saigon Discusses Warning Shots 2
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