Apparently in between shootin’ Pimpin’ Curly videos, 50 popped up in Brooklyn and shot a video for some Latin dudes named Wisin Y Yandel. The song is called “Mujeres In The Club.” Guess it’s some kinda bilingual version of Curtis’ biggest hit. Maybe it’s just a favor for director Jessy Terrero who shot this and 57 other 50 Cent videos. Your girl from BET Julissa was also in the house. Peep the photos.
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Hip Hop Fun Fact: Consequence and I frequent the same babershop in Queens. But after seeing this clip, my homie can use a #2 all around against the grain. That’s barbershop talk for all you people in the cheap seats! Here, the Cons and his Grammy Family jones it up at Chung King studios.
So far I’ve confirmed he was on show this morning. But haven’t been able to confirm that what Mike Jordan said is true. If anyone heard it. Hit me up and/or send audio at [email protected].
As a few folks pointed out to me on Twitter, Ross has “admitted” past in Don Diva interview he did. But he’s still never spoken about it in a real clear way. Would like to hear today’s audio to judge for myself.
RapRadar has been promised that we will get our mittens on Wale’s “Chillin'” first and present it to the masses. Time will tell. But you gotta appreciate the promo push behind it. Crazy.
Props: Hip Hop Update
Wow, the way this project is framed is really eye-opening. It’s hard to believe that urban planning could be so directly tied to protecting property prices at the expense of vulnerable populations. The Trump real estate seminar adds another layer, showing how celebrity and hype intersect with serious social issues. This article makes me think more critically about gentrification and the hidden costs of development. Investment Property Bulgaria