Looks like Red and Meth are goin’ back to their respective careers after their collective latest does what it does. As far as album titles (I don’t even know what Red’s means), it’s Method Man by a landslide. But it’s gonna be tough for the original Clifford of rap to get Crystal Meth by Antonio’s lawyers—who will most likely tell the Ticallion Stallion to kiss their ass.
Wow. File this under: “things that don’t make sense”. I mean, this is like Lil Wayne suing DJ…ah never mind.
RR Mid Atlantic: Donthatebehated
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Here’s the behind the scene footage of La Flares video, shot in Klan Land.
Spotted: NR
Previously: On The Set: Gucci Mane “She Gotta Friend”
“Don’t bust a nut…bust a move!”
These backpack rap fans need guidance…or a tissue.
Props: College Humor
Here’s a something new off light skinned Jermaine’s forthcoming mixtape, The Warm Up.
“Trying to not call these ladies B’s, but them hoes swarming/ Now, honey/ is it destiny or is it money?”
Probably the latter.
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If you’re busy like me, you might have missed this. But thankfully, Rap Radar’s Crystal F got her rip game on. Don’t front, you know you wanna watch this. And hey, the Mrs. is in it, you gotta check it out. Ha!
Mos Def above. Paul Wall right here.
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Gyant boofed a flip cam inside Clifford’s Farewell/White party in Miami. I’m guessing Alfamega’s invitie was lost in the mail.
Sidebar: T.I.’s will do one more big show before he goes, on Sunday May 24 in the A.
Update: Wait, if AP is right and he’s only gonna do 2 months, then why are we makin’ such a big deal out of this?
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