Last night, Curtis made a surprise phone call to the Gomez Brothers on Shade 45. He mentions that BISD has been pushed up to November 16th and isn’t too concerned about the leak. He also weighs in on the Jay and Beanie debacle and understands Bean’s frustration. Props: HHNM
Kanye’s hunny bun was at last night’s World Series game reppin’ for her hometown. Guess who won? Rose
Until my Jewish partner comes up off some better footage. Chew on this!
This past Thursday night, the Clan reunited and performed at Enmore Theatre in Sydney, Australia. Above they open up their show with “Protect Ya Neck” and “Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nutin’ Ta F’ Wit”. After the jump, they pay respects to their fallen soldier as they run down “Shimmy Shimmy Ya” and “Shame On A Nigga.” Plus a full performance of “C.R.E.A.M”. It’s Wu forever, friends.
Some unreleased Chad Butler coming out of Rap-A-Lot Records. “We had enough vocals, But it wasn’t just about taking whatever vocals I had available; it was about constructing songs… It wasn’t about just throwing all the Pimp C I had out there. I had to really try to make an album.”—Bun B Long live the Pimp. Spotted: HHNM
The coolest dude in rap just sent this over. This is the remix of a joint off the last UGK album, UGK 4 Life. It gets no triller. Good Morning!
As promised. Hov got his Jay Songz on. Ha! Spotted: Nav
Friday night, Chris Breezy threw a Halloween party and it was full of treats. God bless: HoneyGerman Update: Yup that’s Rosa on the left. More flicks here, pervs.
While you were trick-or-treatin’, Luda and Gucci were cookin’ something up in the stu.
Yeah, what he said. Now what are you waiting for? Get your download on here. Tracklist after the jump. Courtesy of YME. Cover by hustleGRL
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