The last time J.Cole rocked “Who Dat” in New York was when he debuted it at S.O.B.’s three months ago. Ahh, memories. As many saw on last night’s stream, Cole performed this (and other tracks) before a packed house at his “secret show” at the 40/40 sports bar. Funny enough, the venue’s the same place Jermaine attempted to pass his beat CD to Jay-Z four years ago. Unfortunately Jigga wasn’t in the building, but John Mayer was: For others though, […]

Once again, Mr. X to tha Z delivers another eye-catching motion picture. This time it’s over his Scoop DeVille produced track. MMX shaping up to be delicate on the ears. Previously: “Phenom”

Even with Killa and 40’s lingo added, this one’s still hard to decipher. So much for a verbal intercourse.

The folks at Def Jam say this is Shyne’s official street single. Is you rollin’? After the jump are his handwritten lyrics for the hearing impaired.

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BET is pulling out all the stops for this year’s ceremony. Today it was announced that Eminem is set to perform. The last time Em hit the stage was in 2006 during Busta Rhymes’ recital of  “Touch It (Remix)”. Other new performances include Usher, Alicia Keys, and T-Pain. The 10th annual BET Awards air June 27th. Previously: Kanye To Make Return At BET Awards

June 29th is right around the corner and Terius let go Love King‘s latest tune. It sounded different during Tuesday’s listening session, but loud speakers will have that have effect. Don’t get turnt out now. hhnm

Yesterday, the Internets got a hold of a premature version of Dr. Dre’s “Under Pressure. The Doc retreated online and addressed the leak. “I want to set the record straight for everybody who’s been waiting to hear my music.  The song that’s on the internet is an incomplete song  that I’m still working on.  When it’s ready, you’ll be hearing it from  me.” – Dr. Dre Sidebar: Crooked I dropped a freestyle over it already. yk2

Whoa whoa, here is the arrival of Cudder’s latest, which he performed a few weeks ago in Oregon. Produced by Plain Pat, this is the first single off Man On The Moon II: The Legend Of Mr. Rager. Anyone need help with pronunciation? *Those having trouble pronouncing the title, its REV OF EV which is short for Revolution Of Evolution. Just let it flow ha say it how its spelled.

Hilarious. These Recovery promos are brilliant. Seems like Pauly was more into the sounds of Em’s previous album, Relapse with the Jamaican accents. Hey mon, give Recovery another shot. Previously: ShamWow Guy Plugs Eminem’s Recovery