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This one’s a certified classic. Too bad not enough of the kiddies in the house truly appreciate it.

Props: Yardie The Ripper

The possible tourmates for Jay-Z’s next tour get it in on this new one from Young Jizzle’s new mixtape. I’ve listened to this twice and I’m startin’ to think this Drake guy really is gonna be the one. 

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Pump Up The Volume: Shake

My least favorite radio personality goes one on one with the Great One in this half-hour interview.

Em on Big Boy 

Yup, you get access cause you’re kinda a big deal in LA, but you ain’t hittin’ in New York, Big Boy.

I do believe dude still got it.

Freestyle #1 (Over Alchemist beat)

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Freestyle #2 (Over “Respect My Conglomerate”)

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Freestyle #3 (Over OutKast)

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Props: Mr. Banned From Def Jam Events

Enhanced Audio: Shake

Previously: RR Exclusive: Eminem Freestyle (Tim Westwood)

Bonus: The homie Semtex chops it up with Mr. Mathers too.

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The young MC with the world in a frenzy declares his love for the tabloid rags’ priority number one. Why Rick Ross it homie? When you lie to Peter Rosenberg, you lie to yourself. Ha!

Thanks, Yo: Miss Info

Update: 

So there’s a Brianna and a Rihanna? That’s bugged.

“I believe the public builds entertainers up to destroy them for the sake of entertainment.”

On the set of his movie Twelve, the actor Curtis Jackson talks about holding back his tears. But, he does cry the blues about the state of the game and the gift and the curse of havin’ to match his successful debut.

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Even live this is terrible. The number one song in the country for… forever. America lost.

Heads Up: Rap-Up

Bonus: Billboard feature on the band I can’t stand.

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This disturbing clip leaves YN with a lot of questions:

Why is he shoutin’ at us?

Why is the mic so loud?

Why didn’t DMX do any sit-ups in the clink?

Why is the nigga on skates and who is his skating posse?

What is B.F.W. (Built For War)?

Can dude prove he can still rap on this “Who’s Real” remix?

Sidenote: I’d being shocked if the dog doesn’t come out to perform it at Hot 97 Summer Jam.

Props: Broken Cool

Reading this New York Times article on Em and ran across this random revelation:

In the five years between his own albums, he worked as a producer, making beats for other rappers, and occasionally showed up as a guest rapper; he now calls his verse on “Touch Down,” with the Atlanta rapper T.I., “horrible.”

Hey, don’t be so hard on yourself, Marshall.

Plus: Dre admits Slim is a stubborn mule when it comes to changing his words.

“Once he makes a painting, once he lays a lyric down, it’s impossible to get him to change it,” Dr. Dre said. “If there’s a couple of lines he says on a record that’s not relevant today, it’s, ‘No, that was that painting. That was for that moment.’ “