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In between speaking on his deal with Roc Nation and working with producer J Cardim, Jermaine gripes at the 3:03 mark about XXL comparing him to Ali Vegas in their July 2009 issue.
Saw it: NR
Sidebar: Here’s the article he was referring to.
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Quit playing them Game’s Jayceon.
Previously: Jay-Z Freestyle (Live From Vegas)
Props: Karen Civil via Rapfootage
Fuck you too Murda! Ha! DJ Suss One blesses us with new music from the former Roc Boy and the Memph man.
{mp3}memphis bleek feat. uncle murda – say so{/mp3}
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Dr. Evil’s ghostwriter made an appearance on The Deal and kicked, what sounds, like a freestyle. Does MempHitz still A&R for Jive?
Heads Up: SRD
Karen Civil got the scoop that Dwayne canceled his two week long European Tour as a precautionary health measure.
“He canceled the entire [European] tour. His heart can’t take any adrenaline rush apparently,” said the source.
It was reported Wayne arrived in Europe with all intentions to perform but was mandated to rest by a doctor due to an unknown illness. The condition is believed deal with migraine problems the multiplatinum rapper suffers from on occasion.
“It’s a migraine condition which requires a specific medication. If this medication is combined with adrenaline, a myocardial infarction can be provoked.”
Good call. I doubt Wayne feels like dying these days.
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Although 107.9’s Birthday Bash concert was two weeks ago, HHS finally put together the biggest movie trailer ever of the festivites. Better late than never.
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At Diddy’s annual white party this weekend, Chris Breezy shakes his moneymaker with moves from “Thriller“. Ironically, he ain’t no monster.
Props: HHNM
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