Tha Doggfather hooks up with the self proclaimed Godfather of Canada on the set of his video “Hot Girl.” Sorry Belly, but your track is lukewarm, boy. Yesterday: Snoop Dogg’s Victory Lap

Another day, another Playaz Circle post? I don’t know what the fuck’s gotten into me. Maybe it’s limited sleep, but I kinda dig this one. Goodie Mob’s leader takes over chorus duties for another joint from the Duffle Bag Boys. The chick at the end is mad annoying gettin’ her Big Rube on, but I can let it slide. Hey, it’s not like I’m gonna buy the album. Let’s not get crazy now. Sorry, AJ. Ha! First Seen: YK2 Previously: […]

[vodpod id=Groupvideo.3477743&w=425&h=350&fv=] This song leaked so long ago, I forgot how much I liked it. What we don’t like at the Double R is video trailers. Still Ahmir’s my fella with the red and white polka dot umbrella, so I’ll give them Philly cats a pass. Plus things looks interesting enough. We’ll soon see. Spotted: Nation

Last night, Model/ Rapper J.Cole performed at VH1’s pre-party at Club Touch in heart of the city. In the first video, he covers  “Dead Presidents” before rocking his own rendition off The Warm Up mixtape. Below he shakes things up with “PSA.” Too bad Hov couldn’t make it. Must’ve been triple booked in Switzerland. Props: 2db

Ice-T, Clinton Sparks, and Double-O give testimonials for Timabland’s new video game, Beaterator. A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to test it out at Rockstar Games. (They’re our neighbors ya know). Even for a novice, the software is user friendly. From an extensive audio library, players can create, modify, and save their tracks to a personal computer. Meanwhile the voice record option replaces the traditional pen & pad. Retailing for $40 the game operates on PSP and iPhone […]

What the bloodclot? On the 12th issue of Be Entertainment magazine (Never heard of it, either) Kimberly graces their front page. Now the Double R supports print, but this is one rag we’re going to ditch. If the outside looks this bad, imagine the editorial content. Hell, I don’t know who’s to blame: Adobe Photoshop or Kimmy’s plastic surgeon. Sigh. Hopefully, the Queen Bee’s rhymes remain on point. Props: Fresh Sidebar: Pass Biggie’s old boo the jet skis.

Rims? Bling? Yeah, Lonnie’s off that. Backstage at a Hennessey Artistry event, Com says that Obama’s incumbency has contributed to Hip-Hop’s growth and development. Take that Mr. Bob Dole. Heads Up: CNN

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”fab_on_gdny_1″] About an hour ago, Mr. Jackson appeared on Channel 5’s morning drive. He spoke on hip-hop’s maturity and explained the term, “Throw It In The Bag” to the clueless anchor on the left. Afterward, he gives a lifeless performance of the aforementioned title. I’ve heard of lazy flows, but this is just ridiculous © Balki. [sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”fab_on_gdny_2″]

Another sneak peek at what’s goin’ down at tonight’s VH1 Hip Honors taping. Irv Gotti’s two prized pupils reconnect for a couple of their biggest hits, “Down 4 U,” and “Always On Time.” Let’s just hope we can keep the peace with plenty of old rivals in the place to be. Props: Murder Inc Online

Queens stand up! LL Cool J is up for possible election in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. NEW YORK (AP) — Kiss, LL Cool J and the Red Hot Chili Peppers could be among next year’s inductees at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They are part of an eclectic group of 12 acts in contention for the 2010 class. Other first-time nominees include Genesis, Jimmy Cliff, The Hollies and songwriter Laura Nyro. Some of the names […]