OK, this is reaching “Exhibit C” status. Leave Banks shit alone! No mas. No question: Joell’s version upstages this bullshit. NR
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Fred Durst sure does love the Wu. Remember this collaboration? Well this time around, Raekwon’s filling in for Meth and set to appear on Limp Bizkit’s comeback disc, Gold Cobra. We’re all N 2 Gether now! Heads Up: PRP
Heard this one too. Jay Rock lets loose another track from his album, Follow Me Home. Guess Rock’s starting from square one. Heads Up: OS
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