[vodpod id=Video.11520268&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Big Sean threw a free show last night at Irving Plaza in NYC. After going through a few cuts he brought out his boss, Kanye West for their collabo “Marvin Gaye & Chardonnay”. Finally Famous hits stores next Tuesday. realtalkny Sidebar: Photos and Full show rip
50 Cent’s domain captures Curtis and the Unit’s recent trip to Lausanne, Switzerland which includes live performances from 50, Banks, Yayo and of course DJ Whoo Kid acting a fool.
Go shorty, it’s your birthday—well more specifically it’s the latest single from the trio featuring Bei Major, which will cater to radio. Below is their other single, which will serve the streets. Album coming soon. “You Don’t Know” yk2
For all you Club music heads, you might remember this leaking last year, but pump your fists in the air to the final version featuring a verse from Luda. kingz
We’re exactly a week away from the release of Curren$y’s LP, but today he kicks back and watches his money pile up with the album’s latest leak. Weekend At Burnie’s begins June 28. omen Sidebar: Movie sync-up album preview
Expected a little bit more of uh, booty work for this, but here’s T-Pain’s latest video co-starring Kevin Hart. rEVOLVEr coming soon.
[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”big_sean_kanye”] Big Sean was on 106 & Park this afternoon to promote his debut, Finally Famous. During his performance, he brought out mentor Kanye West and gave the first televised rendition of “Marvin Gaye & Chardonnay”. Listen to it in full June 28th, boi.
I’m sorry, ladies. B.Dot made me do it. The opposite of Emo. Y’all been warned. NSFW. Go home!
What? You just mad cause Asher is stylin’ on you. And to usher in the first day of Summer, Ash shares his new groove produced by Nottz Raw. We can dig it. illroots
What you so sad for now? You got a date. Ha! Ty Kidd Previously: I Had It Made
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