This is what you’ll get after you rip the packing of your CD on Tuesday. Em’s heartfelt words to his fallen friend. R.I.P. Proof.

Big Up: Amajanese

Bonus: That site also has this.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InIQeSEGhSU] 

Alright kids, It’s time for a bed time story courtesy of your uncle Nip Hussle. Clear space on your hard drive for Bullets Aint Got No Name Vol. 3., this June.

{mp3}07 grams goldchains{/mp3}

Pay Attention II: Karen Civil

Update: And it comes with a comic! *dead*

Here are two of the bonus cuts off Relapse. On “My Darling” Marshall puts the the nail in Slim Shady’s coffin. Relapse in stores May 19th!

“Careful What You Wish For”

{mp3}careful what you wish for{/mp3}

“My Darling”

{mp3}my darling{/mp3} 

21 Gun Salute: X

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This is the illest shit I’ve ever seen. Instant classic! I almost cried at the end.

Pt. 2. So what you gonna do?

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Here’s another one of my favorite joints from The Yard Father. 2Pac would be pompously proud.

Props: Mr. X

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Here’s a 30 second plug for Bobby Ray’s remix of “I’ll Be In The Sky” for Reebok.

“On May 21st, Bobby Ray (Rebel Rock/Grand Hustle/Atlantic Records) will

Classic Remix collection, at Foot Locker stores nationwide. “

Props: The Rap Up

 
Look who called into my favorite morning show. Mental note: I’m gonna sign Angela Yee to the Rap Radar Conglomerate by the end of the day. She’s sittin’ on content!

{mp3}shaq talking to angela yee 5.15.09{/mp3} 

Earlier this week, John shot a video for “It’s My Time” in Brooklyn and took pictures of it. See more after the jump, chump.

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Penguin’s usually take short naps, but not this one. In the clip, DJ Khaled tells the 1515 Boys that he needs more time on his clock.

 [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3silzOV2Dew]

Teddy Riley’s protege flirts speaks to two lovely young ladies after a gig at the University of Missouri Kansas City on the evolution of N.E.R.D.’s sound. 

Props: Pyramid TV