Konichiwa bitches! Kanye’s currently in the land of the rising sun, but despite the time difference, he manages to drop off this week’s freebie. Wasalu’s havin’ the best week ever. Ha! ku Last Week: “Christian Dior Denim Flow” Ft. Kid Cudi, Pusha T, John Legend, Lloyd Banks & Ryan Leslie Flashback: Child Rebel Soldier song #1: “Us Placers” UPDATE: 2 days later, another mix and cleaner, courtesy of Mr. West.
Here’s footage of Kanye’s opening remarks during his Runaway screening in Paris on Tuesday. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy in stores November 22nd. yk2
It’s a Queens thing, fool. That’s right, the borough remains supreme with some new material from Consequence produced by Havoc. Movies On Demand 2 coming soon. Grab a ticket!
Last week, Just celebrated the launch of his new studio crib in Harlem. Here, he multi-tasks and talks to Mikey Fresh about touring with Alchemist and his fondest Fat Beats memory. Sidebar: Just Talks New TV Show & Update On Jay Electronica Work
This came through in the mail today and caught my interest. Similar to Jay-Z’s upcoming book, Decoded, Understand Rap provides explanations to some of the game’s most iconic quotables. The book drops today and is also available on Amazon. Peep an excerpt below. Lyric: “I was strapped wit’ gats when you were cuddled wit’ cabbage patch.” Lyric From Song “Forgot About Dre” On Album 2001 By Artist Dr. Dre Explanation: When you were still a child and had no concerns […]
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DJ Deep Freeze returns with the second installment of Reek and Busa Busss in the studio. After acknowledging The Conglomerate, Reek lets the verbal AK spray. Better duck down.
Looks like everybody is all about that mighty dollar. And while Juganot is on that paper chase, he recruits some of the game’s top dogs for his remix. inflexwetrust
Puff’s Last Train To Paris has suffered more than a few derailments. In this week’s issue of NME, Diddy says he’s apprehensive about the amount of singing on the project. As of now, the album is scheduled to pull off in December. “There’s definitely nerves. It’s nerve-wracking because there’s more singing for me. You have a new concept, and it took people a while to buy into it. I think a lot of times people forget how many hits I’ve had. […]
Blowa! Blowa! Blowa! Flocka is bustin’ ‘them rounds in the video for his album’s opener. That’s a lot of sound effects. Flockaveli in stores now. wshh
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