Waka and French will lay a nigga down and that’s what they do here with the latest cut off French Montana’s and Three Six’s upcoming Cocaine Mafia mixtape. dgb Bonus: “I Like Girls (Freestyle)” x
Just like Mr. West, Banks is dropping new music at the end of the week to kick off Blue Friday, here’s his latest. Pardon our lateness. Banks also stopped by 106 and you can catch that after the jump. PLK all day. thisis50 Previously: Breakthrough: Lloyd Banks “Banks Victory”
Where’s the party at? It’s actually here, on the set as Taylor Gang’s general shoots the next flick off Kush & Orange Juice. Don’t lay in the cut too long. Video coming soon.
[vodpod id=Video.4368741&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Did%253D1645837%2526vid%253D558266%2526uri%253Dmgid%253Auma%253Avideo%253Amtv.com%253A558266] In the latest VMA promo clip, Marshall walks down the road to the VMAs. The final destination? The Nokia Theatre on September 12. You don’t want to miss it or you’ll be blown away. mtv Previously: Drake l Nicki Minaj UPDATE: Just days away. Here’s an extended clip. Plus the inspiration behind it.
Group Home will release their upcoming album Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal on September 28. Today, DJ Premiere blog was nice enough to drop off the Guru tribute track featuring Jeru. RIP Keith Elam. genius
Way before the sun came down, Bobby Ray warmed up the crowd with a solid 30 minute set. Here’s his big hit above and assistance from Playboy Tre below. That’s it for me! I can’t believe there’s another show tonight. Wow.
Luda kicked off his Ludaday Weekend 2010 last night. After hosting a dinner function at ATL’s Straits, which Timbaland attended, he took the party over to Echelon 3000 with Lil’ Scrappy, Ron Artest, Kenyon Martin, DMX and, of course, the Conjure. Exclusive Access was there to capture the celebration.
You know I had to give you the Internets’ anthem. Ha!
October 19th’s the new release date for Shaffer’s forthcoming set and unveiled the artwork for his fourth LP. Tentative tracklist below. nav
Ah shit. Em pays respect to the big homie in the hometown. Don’t front, I see you boppin’ your head.
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