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Somehow, YN’s Flip Cam found its way into Dukie Hamilton’s set at SXSW. Before kickin’ a freestyle, Duk’ informs the crowd that he has a new girlfriend. He’s then handed a cell phone and presumably places a call to… Rihanna? Hmm. I dont know about you, but my spidey senses are tingling.

Congratulations Snoop! So far, you’ve made the worst record of 2009. *Throws confetti in the air* Let’s make a deal and act like this debacle never happened, mmm kay?

“Snoop Dogg Millionaire”

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Props: The nation of Domination

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I still can’t believe there’s really a rapper named OJ Da Juiceman. He betta be a killa. Speaking of which, did Cam show up for this? I’d be shocked if he did. Giles has always been on some, now you see him, now you don’t shit.

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I got an announcement: Your upcoming album has no buzz. Nobody cares! This kid needs guidance. SMH.

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Yesterday, Woooha reported that UNDRCRWN clothing partnered with Pretty Flaco for a signature line. Well, here is a video clip of some of the pieces back dropped by his “Brooklyn (Go Hard)” freestyle.

And just for the hell of it, Mos Def > Talib. Ha!

According to The Hollywood Reporter, VH1 plans on bringing their Behind The Music series back with Lil Wayne as one of the artists profiled. It’s almost surreal that this is the guy everyone has a hard-on for these days. SMH.

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God. Damn. Rhymefest recently sat down with blog roll occupant, Karen Civil and ripped Dukie Hamilton a new one.

“This is hip-hop. This ain’t for bitch niggas. This ain’t for bitch bitches. This ain’t for pussies. This is hip-hop. If you say something about somebody or to a muthafucka, be ready to respond.”

“I am a man. I’m a not a little cutesy muthafucka with smedium sweaters. I’m not a hipster. I’m fuckin’ hip-hop. I am hip-hop. I am Wu-Tang, I am Chuck D, I am LL Cool J. I’m El Che. I am Rhymefest. I am not, the guy that sells headphones at the Mac store. That is not me.”

Who Got The Props? Karen Civil

In the April issue of U.K.-based magazine, Mixmag, Sean talks about going outside his element experimenting with new wave sounds for his upcoming album, Last Train To Paris. Here’s an excerpt of the interview.