
Here are flicks on the set of Fab’s upcoming video, “Throw It In The Bag.” Ughh, nice watch John. More after the jump.
Here are flicks on the set of Fab’s upcoming video, “Throw It In The Bag.” Ughh, nice watch John. More after the jump.
I know her book is really coming out, but if we had a hip-hop board, I would have never approved this. SMH. And the sad thing is, I predicted this on Twitter awhile back. Can’t find it or prove it though. Search engine FAIL.
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Related: Busta Rhymes Straight Stuntin’ Magazine Cover
Is Tia the flip cover of this? I gotta be honest, Kay Slay’s not my first choice on them newsstands. But you can’t knock his hustle.
Apparently this prick’s important, so Complex interviewed him.
Complex: You also said, “I’m like the white Jay-Z.” Would you consider Heidi the white Beyoncé?
Spencer Pratt: A little bit more than the white Beyoncé. Beyoncé had to be built by a group like Destiny’s Child, but Heidi shines solo. I’ll actually give you an exclusive: I could guarantee you Speidi’s [Spencer and Heidi’s] “Bonnie & Clyde” version is going to stunt on Jay and B’s version.
Update: The Carter’s response.
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Last night, Def Jam’s Billie H. serenaded David Letterman’s audience with a cut off her #1 album, Epiphany.
Disclaimer: This download is suitable for mature audiences of 21 and older. Anyone born under the Clinton Administration, please exit stage left. Tracklist after the cut.
Props: OS
Hot 97’s Funk Flex just world preemo’d this. CDQ manana, but in the meantime take heed: this one sounds right to me. (Pardon the terrible cuts.)
Dear Summer,
Remember Amerie? She’s now signed to Def Jam. Album in August.
Make it hot,
YN
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CDQ To Tha Rescue. FTW!
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I can completely relate to your experience of praying, fasting, and still feeling uncertain during such a big decision. Buying a home is never easy, especially when emotions and faith are so deeply connected to the process. I love that you stayed open-minded and continued exploring options while holding onto your spiritual impressions. This post is a great reminder that sometimes we’re guided step by step, not all at once. Truly inspiring!bali contractor