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While visiting Sway In The Morning, Cassidy clarifies more his request to battle Meek Mill. Not for publicity or beef, he wants to bring the match for charity. When asked who runs Philly, he says himself.
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The early estimates are in. And according to HDD, Robyn’s seventh album, Unapologetic will clock in 239k in first week’s sales and reach the #1 spot on the Billboard charts.
Breaking up the green then rolling it up at the park, Left Brain and Hodgy display how they handle their balls
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Joe Budden brought has act to the El Ray Theater last night in Los Angeles. During his set, he brought out Tank for the first live performance of his single “She Don’t Put It Down”. Ab-Soul was also in the house for the first recital of “Cut From A Different Cloth”. westcoastrydaz
Future spent his release day yesterday over at Jimmy Kimmel Live! with Kelly Row in tow, the tandem performed “Neva End (Remix)”. “Turn On The Lights” below. Pluto 3D in stores now.
As The World’s Most Hardest MC occupies retail stores, the birthday boy leaves his mark over at BET for 106 & Park’s weekly freestyle session. Cop the album here.
Pittsburgh duo The Come Up turn their living quarters into the champagne room for their new clip featuring Mac Miller. The song’s off their mixtape, Change Of Plans which you can download here.
This is such an inspiring concept for a music video. Combining powerful music with visuals of iconic landmarks around the world really captures the excitement of exploring new places and experiencing different cultures. The message about expanding your horizons and discovering more of what the world has to offer is especially uplifting. It also shows how music and travel can come together to create a strong sense of adventure and curiosity. New Zealand travel would definitely be an amazing addition to a list of destinations worth exploring.