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What’s Ebony/Jet doin’ with this dopness? Before the L.I. trio get into “Breakadawn,” Posdnous rhymes his ass off. I don’t even know the song or if it’s a freestyle, but it’s hot. (Insert Young Buck YN’s confused joke).
“I’m a hustler did numbers in a drought/ You at your mom’s crib for the summer on the couch/A lot of niggas suck, nothin’ to figure out/They put themselves in the hole want you to dig them out.”— Jason
New York Stand Up! It’s our time. Take a bow and then diddy bop. Dips meet D-Block. Nile Ivey wins again!
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The one on the left is my wife. Four years in June.
Hit or not, Irv Gotti remains a great interview. Here he is choppin’ it up with the hostess with the mostess Angie Mar. Gotti’s Way 2 debuts Mon May 4 at 10:30 EST.
Irv 1
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Gotti gloats over his Monopoly game victory over Ang (Joe BuddenTV footage on the way). And Irv thinks Jay/B is the only real celebrity power couple that will last.
Irv 2
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Chopped off beginning, Irv talks about how no one moves units anymore and plugs his upcoming HBO show, 160 Varick. The address was the original location of Def Jam and show will be Entourage-like look at music industry.
Will The God show up tonight? Will he address his domestic troubles? Will anyone flip cam it? I ask a lot of questions. Ha!
Sidebar: I don’t think YN is welcomed.
Spotted: All That’s Fab x Animal
Although Eminem’s new album drops weeks from now, tomorrow, he’s premiering his video “3.A.M.” on Cinemax. But Marshall isn’t the only act hitting the display racks on May 19th. In fact, five of his peers are coming out the same day too. And of course, their videos are sure to follow. So, instead of the traditional 106 debut, we thought of some other networks where they could premiere them. Check your local listings.
Guru: 8.0 Lost and Found – History Channel
Guru’s been in the game for years. And what better way to show your stripes than on a network dedicated to all things of yesteryear.
Fat Joe: J.O.S.E. 2– Univision
Joe could really hit his target demographic if he premiered the video for his second single here. “Sabado Gigante” ain’t poppin’ like it used to.
Redman & Method Man: Black Out 2– AMC
Reggie and Clifford are hip-hop originals. So what better way to validate your spot than after a Humphrey Bogart flick?
DJ Drama: Gangsta Grillz The Album Vol. 2– Fox News
Two years ago, the Feds cam after Dram on racketeering charges. And what better way to stick it to the man than on Bill O’Reilly’s home turf. We got dirt on you doggy!
Busta Rhymes: Back On My Bullshit- BET
Fuck it, if it ain’t broke…
Related: May 19th A Great Day In Hip-Hop?
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The homie Dre from Nah Right and I have been talkin’ about this track for a minute. Courtesy of Dow Jones from Tha Bizness, here’s the making of the other song everybody loves that Drake’s on. Ha! Instrumental included. You’re welcome! MC’s don’t hurt yourselves.
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To be honest, I’m not that familiar with this group. But, I’ve heard good things and it’s time for me to get educated. This joint is off the Gone Fishing mixtape available for free at coolxkids.com next Monday, May 4th. After digesting that, look out for CK’s upcoming album, When Fish Ride Bicycles.
“Champions”
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Bonus: FSD got some more info.
Masego continues to show his creativity and versatility with Studying Abroad: Extended Stay. The combination of live instrumentation, smooth vocals, and West Indian influences makes this project an exciting listening experience. Adding new collaborations with talented artists gives fans even more reasons to explore the album and appreciate its musical diversity. I also appreciate how music and learning can connect through creativity, exploration, and new experiences. In the same way that listeners explore different musical styles, people can improve their practical skills by learning useful techniques such as "How to calculate proportions easily". Understanding proportions can make everyday calculations, comparisons, and problem solving much simpler. This is a great reminder that exploring new ideas can be rewarding in music, education, and daily life.