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In an interview with HipHopBeef, Ruger Rell blames Capo for Dipset’s fall from grace. I disagree. I fault Benjamin Franklin and his homie Ulysses more than anything.
Spotted: NahRight
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In an interview with HipHopBeef, Ruger Rell blames Capo for Dipset’s fall from grace. I disagree. I fault Benjamin Franklin and his homie Ulysses more than anything.
Spotted: NahRight
Uncle Murda goes head hunting (again) on this new cut powered by DJ Premier. “Bullet Bullet” caught my attention, but I think Murda’s redundancy often fails to capture my imagination. Just my thoughts.
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You know YN had to have some flip cam of his new favorite single. I personally prefer the studio version but hey, why nitpick. You did it Ahmir! Persistence overcomes resistance. Ha!
Sidebar: A gang of Ghost footage in the stash.
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Double R is everywhere! Here’s the highlight of last night’s Diesel show. LV Don guy popped up to support the D-Boys from VA. Too bad his mic was fucked up. Oh well, everyone was too drunk by then to notice. Roots clip on the way.
Yesterday morning, Lex Diamonds rode shot gun with Angela Yee on Shade 45 and discussed OB4CL II and RZA’s cupidity. At the 22:34 mark, Felicia “Snoop” Pearson from The Wire joins the fray. Take a listen here. After that, squeeze the juice out of your headphones with this sorry ass rip of “House of Flying Daggers.” (Nation, I’m holding you accountable, brudda!) Yo X, get at me dawg with that CDQ!
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Splash comes through in the clutch! CDQ (Clean)
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The cipher’s complete! Parental advisory CDQ, courtesy of X
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Tha Dogg Father and Dat Nigga Daz made their way to the ‘A’ to preview Snoops upcoming album, Malice In Wonderland. [Insert Clipse refrence here].
Previously: Snoop Dogg “Fuck Yeaaah!”
Oh boy. Marshall’s back at it again. Guess he wasn’t feelin’ the “Obsessed” song and vid. Ha!
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Backstage at the AMW Tour in Scranton, PA, Drizzy explains the motivation behind his video,”Best I Ever Had.”
“I guess one thing I didn’t consider is what the song
personally means to a lot of women to those women, I
apologize. I do apologize. My intention wasn’t to put anyone down. It
was to make them laugh. I wanted people to see something visually
different.”
Yep, HDcups.
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