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Biggavelli makes his way up North. No Clinton Correctional.
Spotted: Broken Cool
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Biggavelli makes his way up North. No Clinton Correctional.
Spotted: Broken Cool
Yeah, we’re a day late and dollar short. But this week’s freestyle is even shorter. See, even trade.
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“I’m a nice guy!”
During his performance in Aspen, CO. Pitt pulls a heckler on stage and at the 1:06 mark, Dukie Hamiltons him. Don’t mess with Cuba!
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Whoo Kid’s fancy camera’s capture DeAndre’s latest clip, “I Got Mojo” in the heart of Times Square. Eat your heart out Mr. Powers
Earlier this morning, Neighborhood Nip Hussle got his walk on with Angela Yee on Shade 45. Bullets Aint Got No Name Vol. 3 coming next month.
Part 1: Rolling Through The One Stop Shop and Signing His Deal
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Part 2: On Working With Ving Rhames
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For his new flim, Caught In The Crossfire, Curt & Co. set up shot in Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s hometown. According to Woooha, the flim is executive produced by 50’s Cheetah Vision production company with hopes of selling it through a major studio. Fuck it, make a movie outta ’em.
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The homie Peter Rosenberg’s Hot 97 Who’s Next series was extra packed and star-studded last night with Drake as the headliner. Still and all that didn’t stop YN from bumrushing the backstage area and gettin’ his flip cam on. Hey who could stop me? Dude at the end I didn’t like too tough, we might have to have a nice conversation next time I see him.
Sidebar: The host also accosted Drake and surprise guest, Mr. West.
[…] With the advent of drill music, gang life is omnipresent in the current hip-hop/rap landscape. Yet, The Game's depiction of that life in his 2011 song "Red Nation" saw quick banning. In response, The Game hoped more of his songs were banned from radio because they did so well on the internet. […]