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Jimmy and Sen round up the troops for a quick clip to Drizzy’s single. This could’ve used another verse, but maybe less is more. Bang, bang, bang.
[vodpod id=Video.3843470&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dinstance%3Dnews%26amp%3Bvid%3D527631] This looks a live version of Nicki Minaj’s VIBE cover. Anyway, here’s a visual to the number one song in the country. That’s right, read it and weep. Way to go Snoopy.
The day after the listening session, Joey Crack’s forthcoming’s tracklist and production credits have been revealed to the masses. The list of producers looks pretty solid. Guess we’ll find out the outcome on July 27th. 1. Intro [Prod. by Scram Jones] 2. Valley Of Death [Prod. by Cool & Dre] 3. I Am Crack [Prod. by Just Blaze] 4. Kilo (feat. Clipse & Cam’ron) [Prod. by DJ Infamous] 5. Rappers Are In Danger [Prod. by DJ Infamous] 6. Slow Down […]
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No mugshot. The King lands himself the cover of XXL‘s summer issue. In the excerpt from his story below, TIP addresses the constant snitch rumors. Read up. Issue hits newsstands July 6. “What people don’t take into consideration is the reason that I was eligible for certain agreements that they weren’t eligible for was because I made myself a useful member of society. Most muthafuckas catch cases and get time. My nigga, you wasn’t doing shit when you was out here, so wasn’t […]
Just got home from the craziness at South Street Seaport where a free Drake show turned into a mini-riot before Drizzy could even arrive. While it’s always fun to blame everything on po-po, I really think they had no choice. After a hour and a half of kids standing on top of each other with no action or no music playin’, things were bound to go left. And they really did! Craziest moment: I think I saw someone toss a […]
It’s unclear as to the origins of this tune, but one thing for certain is that it sounds great. This one goes out to the beautiful girls around the world. ts
For years, I’ve said someone should hire one of those informerical guys to promote their album. Finally, someone has. Take a look at the ShamWow guy pitchin’ Em’s new record, Recovery. In stores next Monday.
TIP spoke with RESPECT. on the concept behind the cover art for his forthcoming. Cover shot by Warwick Saint. I’m known as “the King.” Although it’s disputed by some, concurred by most, there ain’t no disputing that lion—that is what it is. So I went and told them, “Get me as close as you can to a lion.” He had a trainer holding him on a chain. They took the chain out [in post-work]. It really went down. I wanted to pet him. […]
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