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J.Cole tells Shade 45’s Anglea Yee about the time Jigga defecated on his beat CD outside Roc The Mic Studios. In the second clip, he plays the track Jay snubbed.
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Props: Team Yee
Bonus: J.Cole Interview With Honey Mag
Previously: J.Cole Speaks On Fayettenam
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Here’s footage of Cudi and Roth performing last night at the House of Blues in Cali-Forn-Ia. At the 1:02 mark, Luda joins the fray and then at 2:30, Cudi spits a freebie.
Props: The Q Side
Presentiment personified:
ATLANTA — Former boxing champion Vernon Forrest was shot and killed during an apparent robbery in Atlanta, police said Sunday. Atlanta Police Sgt. Lisa Keyes said in an e-mail Sunday that Forrest may have been robbed and was shot “multiple times in the back” Saturday night in Atlanta. Keyes said there are no suspects.
Heads Up: NB
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Tonight, the Young Money traveling circus begins in Scranton, PA. The 1515 Boys crashed yesterday’s rehearsal and ticket holders take note: Due to Drake’s ACL injury, he will not be performing a full 30 minute set. That’s what we need, a light-skinned dude hobblin’ out in short spurts. Let’s hope it’s not as bad as the BET debacle.
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The Pyrex King shakes it up with the plagiarists and talks about his forthcoming album, Live From The Kitchen and distributing his mixtapes hand to hand. Who said Memphis wasn’t on it’s grizzly.
Props: YK2
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The Rosenthals know there’s a single lady with a big sack of cash out there. Jungle fever? Oh my!
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Does anyone think Esco has the money to cough-up per month? You rap geeks are lucky: Nas is gonna be recording rap albums until he’s 65. Ha!
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