The R-O-C-K will not put up with no bullshit and hours ago he let go his latest recording. Sure sounds like something we could endure.
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We have all been waiting a long time—well, five years actually for Saigon to tell us his story. And finally, we get the tracklist of the album. No surprise, Just Blaze handles much of the production duties. The Greatest Story Never Told finally hits stores on February 15th. Spread the word. 1. Station Identification (Intro) Feat Fatman Scoop Produced By Just Blaze 2. The Invitation Feat Q Tip And Fatman Scoop Produced by Just Blaze 3. Come On Baby feat […]
T-Pain tries to keep us hyped for his upcoming prEVOLVEr with his latest offering and he’s also nice enough to leave room for a guest feature. Wonder who’s motivated to get on this one? splash
Been a few months since we’ve heard from DZA. Lucky for us, tonight he lets loose a new Boi-1da produced track named after Ralph Lauren’s government name.
Mikkey lets loose yet another joint from his upcoming project, The Dark Room and this time he brings along some heavy hitters from all over. Don’t forget to check out the project on December 21st. papa smirf Previously: “Gorgeous (Freestyle)”
Don’t you wish you lived like a N.E.R.D.? Photographer Todd Selby brings his cameras inside Pharrell’s $14 million Miami pad for an inside look. More flicks after the jump. Guess P’s a family guy.
We got hip to this clip a few days ago. The song’s created by Bronx rapper, Denzil Porter and inspired by AIDS Awareness Month. Be sure to wrap it up before it’s a wrap.
Saigon ain’t lie. It’s fuckin’ cold all across the country. But this isn’t about the weather. Today, Saigiddy comes through with another drip from his upcoming album, Greatest Story Never Told. Album drops February 15th, 2011. Damn you, Jack Frost.
Diddy and ’em are everywhere, and this morning, the train made a stop at The View to perform the single, “Coming Home”. After the jump, Puff Daddy speaks on his six children and last night’s performance on Letterman. yk2
Trey Songz was sandwiched between Miguel and Usher’s sets last night at Madison Square Garden for the OMG Tour. During his performance of “Say Ahh”, he brought out Fabolous to lend him a hand. And the crowd goes wild.
With "Which One," Drake and Central Cee bridge the Atlantic through their shared affinity for Caribbean-influenced sonics, cementing UK drill's arrival in mainstream hip-hop's upper echelon. This collaboration isn't just another checkbox on Drake's endless list of co-signs—it represents the continued global evolution of Black music dialects, with Central Cee's gritty London cadence providing the perfect counterbalance to Drake's melodic versatility. The track's immediate chart success proves that the UK-Toronto pipeline remains one of hip-hop's most fruitful cross-cultural exchanges.