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“Come on down, boyee!”
Did you know the leader of the Clan just happened to be in Cali on that suspenseful Saturday? After a rough Dusty Springfield-filled start, RZA settles down and performs a pair of Enter The Wu-Tang classics. Ah yeah, pardon me B.Dot, but we still love you Rakeem!
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Damn, a lot of legends got busy yesterday. Slick Rick was the suprise guest at Rock The Bells and kicked two of the greatest rap songs ever created. I don’t think you young whippersnappers appreciated the Ruler’s presence enough. Detention, for all of youse!
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After the ruckus, Rae runs through a couple of Wu classics. Wonder if something’s gonna pop up on IceWater TV later today or will Mouse go live on his blog tv channel? Inquiring rap fans want to know.
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“The Lakers beat the SuperSonics.”
Speaking of legends, Ice Cube closed out LA’s raucous Rock The Bells show. No mon, not Nasir and Damien Marley. With the Westside Connection homie W.C. as hypeman, O’Shea laid down his monstrous mellow classic. Happy Sunday, everybody. Ha!
Note: It does get cut off at end. A nation of flip cam amateurs.
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Contrary to popular belief, not every rapper was in Cali last night. The legendary Big Daddy Kane took it back to his hometown BK and tore down a free show. Even 50 Cent’s manager was impressed. Ain’t nothin’ like the old school.
Joe Budden is live on his Blog TV channel as we speak but there appears to be a confrontation that just took place in Cali. Joe was hit in the eye. IceWaterTV recorded it. More details coming.
And yes, Mickey Factz is still hangin’ around.
Update: DDot ripped Mouse’s post fight recap.
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Update 2: More footage. Ice pack included. Spotted from NR.
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Update 3: The Rae after. On stage. Courtesy: Question210
Update 4: Ice cures all? Budden tweets:
Update 5: Just the facts from Mr. Factz?
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Pardon this horrible footage of Slaughterhouse closing out their Rock The Bells set with “The One” and skip to around the 3:40 mark. Hear the crazed Slaughterhouse chants and see Crooked I with a whole lot of backup address the drama of the day.
“Don’t believe everything you see on the Internet. Don’t nobody gonna disrespect one of my niggas on the muthafuckin’ West Coast.”
I’m sorry my G, but I think that already happened.
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Before he brought Ms. Winfrey to his old stomping grounds, Young HO was the other main attraction in the West Coast last night. He headlined the big summer jam for L.A.’s biggest radio station, Power 106. You know the home of Big Boy. Big Boy! Yeah you’ve prolly seen this before but it’s just as good as you remember. Got a problem? Make a better catalogue!
Spotted: Swagazine
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