Since breaking out as solo artist in ’96, Busta Rhymes declared that there was only “five years left.” And with the Mayans prophecy failing to come to fruition today, Bussa explained to MTV that his claim 16 years ago was still accurate.
Kweli was up on Sway’s morning drive on Shade 45 and expressed the thoughts on his mind over Nas’ “Blaze A 50”. Afterward he spoke on his relationship with Mos Def.
This looks like it was shot on an iPhone
Although the world’s still in good standing, Busta Rhymes and his Conglomerate want to shake things up with their new mixtape, Catastrophic. Download after the jump.
Christmas is a few days away and instead of hitting a major department store, Macklemore took MTV to the local thrift shop. Of course, the trip was inspired by his lead single “Thrift Shop” which is off his debut,
Despite the early leak, A$AP officially releases the album’s opening track, which he premiered live last week. Long.LiveA$AP
Just in case the world ends tomorrow, Jermaine treats us with what may be his last recording. Says him: If the world ends tomorrow, damn. I would be mad as shit for 2 reasons. First, I
DJ Enuff distributes the second offering from 50. This one features Snoop and Da Snowman. Above is a preview of the accompanying visual.
Word iz Young Buck and Savion Saddam loitered at a truck rest stop and shot a video for their Salute The Streetz mixtape. Looks like they took a few too.
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