
“If I ain’t on your Rap Radar yet, I will son/ Word to Elliott.”
Ha! That was cute. Here’s a new freestyle from Maino’s protégé, PUSH! Montana. Qutoables for days.
{mp3}gram fam freestyle{/mp3}

“If I ain’t on your Rap Radar yet, I will son/ Word to Elliott.”
Ha! That was cute. Here’s a new freestyle from Maino’s protégé, PUSH! Montana. Qutoables for days.
{mp3}gram fam freestyle{/mp3}

N.O.R.E. and Kudi (hey, that rhymed!) have their heads in the clouds on this new cut. Apparently, Nore needs two of them thangs.
{mp3}n.o.r.e. ft. kid cudi – floatin in sky – buckmarleyxxx.com{/mp3}
Hang Hang: Buck Marley via 57th Ave
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R&B’s SSK, appeared on Good Morning America earlier today and performed his panty dropper, “Pretty Wings.” Tuck your chain girl in.

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Last year, Ghostface vented about the lack of support for Big Doe Rehab and alluded to putting mic down. Well, it looks like Pretty Tone’s had a change of heart and says that he’s here to stay.

Here’s new material from one of my favorite R&B thugs, Masspike Miles. We all need somebody to lean on.
{mp3}put your head on my shoulders ft smoke bulga main{/mp3}
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hffjUo_0LF8]
The Double R staff was in the house last night as the Big Homie sat it out. I heard the free drinks were good, but the movie not so much.
Props: Mikey Fresh
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This guy makes more videos than Young Jeezy goin’ through a Recession.
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