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Damn, this nigga cracka went butt ass for his record to sell. Never mind dropping on 4-20, you’re officially 7:30. YN, get ‘cha homie.
Props broken cool via illroots
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Uncle Bun battles Complex‘s Joe La Puma and their intern Reggie on Jordan sneaker trivia. Everyone knows Rap Radar’s kick game is like David Beckham’s.
Previously: Bun B Knows Rap People
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Roth’s manager just hit me with this. It might be an exclusive but you never know in the land of 4080. Yup, this white dude is pretty good live and his pretty good album drops 4-20. Stay focused!
Ok, so here’s the skinny. Bow Weezy’s in town promoting his new coaster album, New Jack City II and was scheduled to visit Wendy Williams. Instead, he cancels last minute and appears on Angie Martinez’s show on Hot 97. Safe to say Wendy wasn’t pleased.
“Take him to Angie if you want. Blow this show off if you want. Something is about to happen if you didn’t get the memo. Wait til you see how I act…With all his accolades and what not, it’s more interesting talking to a whore.”
Whoa. Was that directed towards Shad or Nokio’s baby mother? *scratches head* Yo DJ, play that back!
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Props: Ms. Rose
Here’s a CDQ version of Boosie’s first single off his upcoming album, Superbad: Return of Boosie Bad Azz. If you look closely, eskay’s ‘ol lady can’t get enough of Boosie’s Girbauds.
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Props: Heard It First
One minute he’s doing a rock album. The next minute, he’s not. A nigga just get confuuused. While I get my mind right, the good folks at 1515 Broadway got their grubby hands on an excerpt from Wayne’s RS cover:
“Honestly? I don’t want to be the best rapper in the world. If I have a
rap album I’m dropping, then I want it to be the best rap album. But I
want to be the best. Period. Now. My favorite rapper hasn’t done what
I’m doing.”
“The rock sh– just comes from what my life is now. I’ve grown
into this person. I woke up one morning and
had three or four women in my bed where I not only didn’t know their
last names, I didn’t know the beginning letter of their first names.
All I know is, they’re the most beautiful women in the world, and I was
in my own place, in whatever city I was in. And I could have thrown a
dart at the map, and I’d probably have a place there too. I knew my
driver was waiting downstairs for me. When my nose finally cleared from
all the weed I had smoked, I smelled food in the kitchen and I knew it
was my chef. Then I look on my phone and see a message and know it’s
from a popular woman everyone knows. And when I went in the studio that
night, I couldn’t just rap…”
This must’ve been after the Carter 2, cause he hasn’t been able to rap since.
Previously: Finally! Wayne Gets Rolling Stone Cover
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“Will I stop? Nope! April Fools!”
Here’s some classic rap ish kids. KRS-One in his prime, tearin’ down a stage with that edutainment. This is how I celebrate April Uno.
I did my part. Y’all lamed out.
Seriously, the packaging in the deluxe edition is ill and is worth the loot. And Jim even thanks you know who.
Cam’ron:
Thank you for everything, it was fun while it lasted, I wouldn’t trade it for a billion dollars. “Jomo”
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Rap’s Medusa Erykah Badu scribbled her John Hancock on 100 limited edition prints of herself created by artist Steven Lopez. Now, if she could only use her magic powers to get Jay Electronica to sign a recording contract, we’d be on to something!
Props: Grandgood
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[…] The music video for “Certified” pairs sleek cinematography with Café’s gritty bars, delivering a polished yet raw aesthetic. Set against an urban backdrop that reflects the rapper’s New York roots, the visuals capture the authenticity and charisma that have defined Red Café’s career. Each scene is a nod to the resilience and ambition that has kept him relevant in an ever-changing music landscape. […]