The original version of this featured Asher Roth. But now, Wiz comes through with a verse of his own. As hhnm pointed out, Bobby Ray’s No Genre mixtape is on the way, so maybe this makes the final cut.

Man, he told ya it would be a best seller. For the week of Dec. 5th, Jay-Z’s memoir Decoded debuts at number three on the New York Times Best Seller, hardcover non fiction list. He trails Laura Hillenbrand’s Unbroken and George Bush’s Decision Points. On  a related front, dream hampton sounds off about her role with the project. I’m am NOT mad Jay isn’t yappin about me in friggin interviews. Being famous is corny, I feel sorry for my famous […]

[vodpod id=Video.5007011&w=425&h=350&fv=] Whoa. This may be a little bit too hot for TV Ms. Keri Baby. For her latest motion flick, Keri brings out the guns and the freak in her. Co-staring Rozay, Dawn Richards, Faith Evans, and actor Columbus Short. wshh

[vodpod id=Video.5004037&w=425&h=350&fv=] Weezy and Wiz weren’t the only performers three nights ago during Khaled’s birthday bash at King Of Diamonds. SpiffTV comes through with Rozay and Puff’s performance featuring Blac Chyna doing her tricks on the pole. Lots of T&A. Viewer discretion is unnecessary. Ha! wsu

Before Mr. West made this track one of his G.O.O.D. Friday joints, this beat belonged to Strong Arm Steady. Check out their version below. Sounds G.O.O.D. “This song was supposed to be on Arms & Hammers – until Kanye bought it for a much bigger price and I’m glad for our guy Pete Rock he did, here is our version. Enjoy!” – Strong Arm Steady

Pause. Produced by Travis Barker and The Monsters, here’s a new banger from Big Sean, which serves as the first leak off the DJ Whoo Kid-hosted mixtape, Let The Drummer Get Wicked Vol. 1. Sounds wicked. radioplanet

Is this is the end? Yes indeed is. Dips finished the three hour showathon in style. One Just Blaze classic and their latest heatrock. Thank you very much for coming out. Good night. God Bless!

Clearly the best moment of the whole show was the salute to the late Huddy Combs. Cam and a choir? Eric Clapton? Just watch.

Apparently a fuckin’ fight broke out during the crew’s performance of “Oh Boy”. Cam’s commentary is hilarious. Oh well, the show must go on. Right, squallie? Ha!

You knew Killa was gonna bring out his latest protege during his turn. Vado and his mentor run through “Well All Up In Here” and “Speakin’ Tongues”. And yes, Johnny Nunez was there to shoot the whole thing. Slime Time!