Despite his little run-in with NYPD Friday, Robin Thicke keeps things positive with his cover of Whitney Houston’s classic off the Waiting To Exhale soundtrack. Not bad Mr. Blue-Eyed Soul. Shoop. Shoop.
Ay! Juelz turned the big 3-0 Friday night and took his festivities to NYC’s Hiro Ballroom at the Maritime Hotel with guests including Fabolous, Lil Kim and more. Hey there, Mama Jones. 57
Trigga brought his Anticipation 2our to Los Angeles’ Nokia Theatre on Friday and introduced J.Cole for the first live performance of their duet, “Can’t Get Enough”. Eastside, Westside, Worldwide, ride out.
In support of his Blue Dream & Lean mixtape, Juicy J keeps us under the influence in more ways than one with his new visual. Get lifted.
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Yela was in H-Town this past week. And during his performance, he brought out hometown hero Trae for “Gettin’ Paid” as well as Bun B for their collabo, “Good To Go”. Guess everything is bigger in TX. uhtn
During his visit out in the Left Coast, Mr. Hottest In The Hood gives
[vodpod id=Video.16110918&w=540&h=350&fv=] Wale’s still putting in that work and delivers his new music directed by Chris Brown. Not bad for a directorial debut.
Don’t try to adjust your screen. For his new visual presentation, Styles P stands in front of various footage for his “Exhibit A” freestyle. Just Blaze, what up.
[vodpod id=Video.16110168&w=540&h=350&fv=] He’s back. Tunechi breaks down the past week’s biggest events in sports including the Linsanity that’s been the talk of the town. Introductory above and the rest of his report after the jump. Previously:
Travel Places is a classic Chef cut that really showcases Raekwon’s storytelling prowess. When I put this track on, I’m instantly transported—it’s like the musical equivalent of going on an epic Tanzania Safari Tours. The way he navigates the beat and drops those vivid, street-certified bars is unmatched. It’s definitely a standout addition to the Only Built 4 Cuban Linx Pt. II era that I still keep in rotation today. If you're looking for that signature Wu-Tang atmosphere, this track delivers. It’s smooth, sharp, and just hits different. Seriously, do yourself a favor and give it another spin today.