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50 Cent Disses Fat Joe Again

Guess Fif wasn’t feelin’ that “we gonna throw the biggest party when Curtis dies” line, huh? Mr. Jackson gets his YouTube thuggery on to attack Crack’s rumored album sales. I don’t know what the final SoundScan number is gonna be, but regardless, Joe’s legacy isn’t defined by album sales. He’s still the most important Latino in hip-hop history and a Hall Of Famer in my book. Chew on that, commenters! Sidebar: I saw that episode of Intervention and that show […]

Young Buck’s Home Gets Raided By IRS

When in debt, Uncle Sam will collect. Unfortunately, Young Buck found this out the hard way this morning after the IRS raided his Nashville, TN home. The invasion was due to a $300,000 unpaid tax bill. Although Buck was able to keep his crib and vehicles, agents seized his platinum plaques, jewelry, and furniture. “The worst part of this isn’t the material stuff–that will all be replaced. It’s what it does to the people around me. They took my kids’ […]

Vado Interview With YRB

[vodpod id=Video.4156956&w=425&h=350&fv=] Vado chopped it up in the barber’s chair a few weeks back with YRB. He speaks on self worth and the heavy burden of Cam’Ron’s co-sign. Pay it no mind. It’s your time, slime! 2db

Drake’s Thank Me Later Regrets

[vodpod id=Video.4156468&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dvid%253D547946%2526uri%253Dmgid%253Auma%253Avideo%253Amtv.com%253A547946] Gotta learn to live with regrets, right? Drizzy shares his thoughts with 1515 on the premature leaks from his debut and what he would of done if they had not found their way on to the Internet. “The saddest part to me is that I would have made ‘9 AM in Dallas’ the intro for the album, but I did it the day of mastering, which is crazy, so it couldn’t make the album. That’s probably my greatest upset, was the […]

Dr. Dre Addresses Detox Hold Up

In another excerpt from VIBE‘s Juice Issue, Dr. Dre explains the delay of Detox—again. When you first announced Detox did you think it would take this long? Absolutely not. I thought it would take at worst case a couple of years. For example, actual work time on The Chronic was nine months and actual work time on my last album, 2001, was about 10 months. The actual work time on this album is about half of that, where I’m seriously […]