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You can debate hottest MC all day, but you gotta admit this Songz kid clearly is the hottest R&B dude in the game. Here he is on the BET couch with Rocsi and some Terrence J stand-in and surprise guest, Ironside I mean, Drake. Did he say Young Money/Cash Money/Universal? Ha! Sylvia wins. Thank Me Later, V-Day 2010? Hmm. I say April.
Seriously, it’s too early for this one. Never heard of Liberation Next, but they got Mr. West on the cover of their second anniversary issue. I’m scared to think what the photos will look like inside. Call me crazy but I rather focus on Rih-Rih’s chi chi’s instead. Ha!
Props: Fly Style Life
How could he be so topless? Seriously, it’s too early for this one. Never heard of Liberation Next, but they got Mr. West on the cover of their second anniversary issue. I’m scared to think what the photos will look like inside. Call me crazy but I rather focus on Rih-Rih’s chi chi’s instead. Ha!
A quick Radio Planet/DJ Whoo Kid special for one of B.Dot’s faves, señor Bad Azz. You can get a lot done at the Shade 45/Sirius studios. Don’t I know that. Sidebar: I don’t know what DJ Fletch had on his mind. Smh.
Godfather style!
Looks like the levees have broken and OB4CL 2 has flooded the Internets. And Lord have mercy, indeed. Please, send my compliments to The Chef. OB4CL 2 in stores September 8th.
Finally got the tracklist for the home of Drake’s all-star collabo “Forever.” You knew Jigga had to have a place on it, contributing his pre-BP3 reflective joint he performed at Obama’s inauguration. Here’s the More Than A Game line-up. No Doc Dre as was rumored. Smh. 1. Drop It Low (Ester Dean feat. Chris Brown) – Produced by Polow Da Don for Zone 4 2. Forever (Drake feat. Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Eminem) – Produced by Matthew “Boi-1da” Samuels […]
Well this tune really isn’t new per se. In fact, its eight years old, but it’s off the soon-to-finally-be-released Kamaal The Abstract album. YN had to get his floss on and show that I still had the original promo Arista sent out as evidenced by the date above. Anyway, cop my homie Tip’s new old current project two Tuesdays from now (Sept. 15) when he drops it. Hotep.
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[vodpod id=Groupvideo.3336953&w=425&h=350&fv=] After watching Donnis rip this freestyle with Pill a couple days ago, I’ve been playing catch up. His mixtape, Diary Of An Atlanta Brave sounds promising and his other freestyles aren’t too shaby either. In fact, check his latest over Wayne’s “I’m Goin In”
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