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In the footage, Jon explains the concept behind Lil Wayne’s Rebirth album artwork. Rock on.

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Krishna and Buckshot perform “Robot” off their upcoming album, Survival Skills at B.B. Kings in New York City. The clip also features commentary from The Alchemist, Treach, and Raekwon.  

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To celebrate Jonathan Mannion’s exhibition opening at the Milk Gallery, Joe Crack came through to show his support and ended up seeing a familiar face. 

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Guest Starring John Gotti?

Props: MTV 

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…In Fight Night Round 4 that is. In the clip, Snoop and Iron Mike go head to head at the video games’ launch party in L.A.

Spotted: Kuhvet via KonsoleKingz

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Here’s a look at God Son’s and Bob’s son in the stu working on Distant Relatives. I’m anxious to see how this turns out.

Props: Eskay’s Website

Previously: Nas x Damian Marley: E Pluribus Unum (Part 1) & (Part 2)

                   New Music: Nas x Damian Marley “We Are One” (Snippet)

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Somewhere in my hip-hop treasure trove, I have another variation of this image as a Hard Knock Life Vol. 2 promo poster. Taking a trip down memeory lane, Jon gives the skinny on the shoot and how Jigga’s royal blue Bentley crushed the block—and ego’s. 

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Last night was the opening of celebrity photographer Johnathan Mannion‘s three week long exhibition at the Milk Gallery in New York City. For 15 years, he’s captured some of hip-hop’s most iconic images. Above, he gives the story behind The Notorious B.I.G.’s photograph at the Palladium. More footage on the way.