Rakim and Maino roam them Brooklyn streets on the set of The Seventh Seal‘s next music video.. Expect the full version January 1st. The streets is watching. Previously: Rakim x Maino “Walk These Streets”
For those who waited for Jay Electronica’s Act II yesterday, Just Blaze explains the reason for the delay. Patience is a virtue.
After bringing Crucial Conflict on stage back in October, Lupe speaks on his love for Chicago and reflects on the first time hearing the group’s “Hay”. And you say Chi city. FSD
Parking lot pimp with La Flare, DeAndre and Waka in the latest video off The State vs. Radric Davis. As for the title, Bingo is it’s name-o.
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but according to Fab’s right hand man Nigel D, The Funeral Service: There Is No Competition 2 mixtape is deaded until January 1st.
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The tagged version was let loose on Monday, but here it is sans the disc jokey. Again, this is off Jamie’s upcoming album Body, dropping March 2010. LWHQ
“It’s that black Eloheem Annunaki rap/ That Farrakhan, Hakeem Olajuwon, Khadafi rap” Just Blaze let go the radio rip this week on Toca Tuesdays, but two days later, we have the official CDQ from Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek. Catch what went down last night at Highline Ballroom with Talib; Jean Grae; Styles P; Joell Ortiz; Pete Rock & Strong Arm Steady under the cut. YOTBS
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.909991&w=425&h=350&fv=] Derick G gives us a double dose of Cash Money. First up, we find ourselves on the set of Weezy’s next video. After the jump, follow him across the pond for a Cash Money party that went down last month in London. Previously: On The Set: Lil Wayne “On Fire”
Man, Joell Ortiz dropping “Battle Cry” live at Guz Sports Bar was unreal! The energy in that room was insane, totally beating any boring online hangout or digital trivia session like zoom games. From the second he hit the stage, his lyricism and raw delivery blew everyone away. If you weren't there, you seriously missed out on peak hip-hop culture. Absolute chills from start to finish!