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[vodpod id=Video.14841568&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Nasir made a stop at Philadelphia’s Electric Factory last night and while he was performing “Made You Look”, he brought out hometown hero, The Fresh Prince. More after the jump. rap up
Bad news keeps coming for Beanie Sigel. Yesterday in a Philadelphia Federal Court, he admitted that he didn’t file or pay taxes from 2003 through 2005. He faces up to three years behind bars and will be sentenced November 18th. philly
Just when you thought the remixes were over with, Trae brings it back and puts his own spin to Drake’s track. Street King in stores now. uhtn
All Jeezy does is win. For his new video directed by Decatur Dan, he rounds up his CTE clan and Dallas Maverick, Jason Terry. Only thing missing is Charlie Sheen. Thug Motivation 103 coming September 20th. Sidebar: Jeezy & CTE Takeover Dallas
Before Royce Da 5’9′ took the stage last night at S.O.B.’s, Jon Connor warmed things up. During his set, he brought out Free for “What We Do” and a freestyle. Royce footage coming shortly. Salvation is out now.
Nothing like sightseeing and shopping in Southeast Asia, huh? Continuing his Asian excursion, the Motion Family shares footage of Bobby Ray’s recent tour stop in the Republic of Singapore. Previously: Pt. 2 l Pt. 1
With Jeezy‘s TM103 tour making its way across the nation, Gangsta Gibbs made it a full-time jack move by reciting his latest single, sans Alley Boy and K.R.I.T. for the first time at The National in Richmond last Thursday. A Cold Day In Hell coming soon. sermon
The Mechanical Dummy is set to take North America by storm for his F.A.M.E. tour along with Kelly Rowland. See when the tour makes a stop in your area below.
Boaz puts on for his city on the cover of this week’s edition of the Pittsburgh City Paper. Below is an excerpt, but the entire feature is available to read here. “I’m trusting [I’ll] get more recognition,” he says. “I’m trusting that it will inspire people to want to have me in their town performing live for them. I’m trusting that it will allow me to afford a means for my family. I’m hoping to have a lengthy career — […]
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