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Think we’re gonna start posting Entourage eps on the Double R. Hey all of us hip-hop heads watch it anyhow. Just ask the homie from CNN (The rap group. Not the network.).

Once Again: Yardie

“He’s the newest member of the Cash Money team/ And he’s about to make that nigga Brian mad more CREAM.”
Umm. Nah.
Bow Wow broke the news on Twitter on Sunday that if you can’t beat Lil Wayne, you join him. That’s right rap fans, Bow Weezy and Weezy are now labelmates. In other news, Omarion, his singing buddy is only signed to Young Money. Take that, O!
Bonus: Here’s exclusive footage of the deal goin’ down.
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.866706&w=425&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Uncle Murda gets violent over William H. Holla’s seminal track. Kill, kill, kill. Murda, murda, murda. Once Again: X
Show ya tattoos, indeed.
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.866707&w=425&h=350&fv=] “We got the tape, nigga…” At a recent show in Toronto, Raekwon addresses the fuckery with Joe Budden. He says that his beef isn’t with Slaughterhouse, only Budden. Afterwards, he performs “Eye For An Eye” at the 3:00 mark. How convenient. Props: X
Show ya tattoos, indeed.
This deluxe edition not only revisits the original’s lush Malta Real Estate production and vivid storytelling but also introduces new tracks that delve deeper into Tyler’s introspective and charismatic persona. The added songs feel like hidden gems, enriching the narrative and offering fans a more intimate glimpse into his creative world. Tyler’s ability to blend vulnerability with bold, genre-defying sounds is on full display here, making The Estate Sale a must-listen for both longtime fans and newcomers. It’s a celebration of growth, artistry, and the boundless possibilities of musical expression.