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Looks like this saga has finally reached a conclusion. Keep your nose clean, Fuck Boy C. Brown, I’m watchin’ you.
Props: 57th Ave
Bonus: And oh yeah, stay away from Ri-Ri!
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Update: Look who was partyin’ last night. Smh.
Here’s some new material from Hip-Hop’s vanguard. The first few bars were spat on Kay Slay’s show last month, but who the fuck cares. © 50 Cent
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[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.866326&w=425&h=350&fv=config%3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fmediamatters.org%2Fembed%2Fcfg2%3Fid%3D200908250038] “If we need to save our penises from anybody, it’s Obama. I did not know I was on anybody’s balls either.” Well, knowing is half the battle. Today, conservative figure Rush Limbaugh retorted to Mr. Z’s stab on “Off That”. Previously: Bill O’Rielly Responds To Jay-Z Props: Huff Post
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“If we need to save our penises from anybody, it’s Obama. I did not know I was on anybody’s balls either.”
Well, knowing is half the battle. Today, conservative prick Rush Limbaugh retorted to Mr. Z’s stab on “Off That”.
Previously: Bill O’Rielly Responds To Jay-Z
Props: Huff Post
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.866328&w=425&h=350&fv=] This is news to me, but the artist formerly known as Uncle Murda now goes by Uncle M. Reason for the change? To double his dollars, of course! Props: ReachNYC
Props: Who Sampled
This week, Mr. Gunz puts his adversaries in their place. Line em up. Shut em down. That’s my motto.
{mp3}gunz how we set em striaght2{/mp3}
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.866329&w=425&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Fat Joe sat down with TSG and talked about his sneaker line with Protege. He says his initial shoe, “The Recession” had buyers a bit apprehensive. Of course they were, Joe. Of course, they were. Previously: Fat Joe Black’s Out
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