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This morning, the Peas chopped it up with Whoopi and Elisabeth on channel 7. After the jump, they perform “Boom Boom Pow” for a bunch of middle aged soccer moms.
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In his new visual, Al wants you to turn that frown upside down. 🙂 Chemical Warfare July 7th
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In the vid, Mr. 17.5 talks Bin Laden, fashion, Thug Motivation 103, and you crappy rappers.
“It’s over saturated. It’s too much bullshit out, man. I’m coming to save the summer once again. All you Auto-Tune niggas might be in trouble”
Argh! © Jigga.
Props: Fab’s Spot
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Masspike and Carlos give us a closer look at their new video, “Perfect Woman”. I’ll just take honies with the big asses.
Previously: New Mixtape: Masspike Miles “The Pursuit of Happiness”
Honestly, the likelihood of me downloading this is slimmer than a chick in Calvin Klein pantses. (Sorry Dram!) But, if you decided to turn your swag on, click here. Tracklist after the cut.
Down With Us: Broken Cool
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Here’s the other half of Jermaine’s sit down with Pardon Me Duke. In it, he talks about recording The Warm Up and having his original “Dead Presidents II” freestyle snubbed. More after the jump.
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50 talks to the 1515 Boys about the new LP that he’s dropping next week.
“That’s why I titled it that. Creatively, this is not even
a mixtape. That’s why I put LP next to it. … My core audience will
understand it immediately, and it’s written specifically for that. I have two other tapes to follow it. Fourth of July, Sincerely Southside Part 2
coming out with mostly ’90s music on it. Timeless music, classic hit
records. Then, after that, there’s a G-Unit mixtape. It’s actually
untitled. I’ll be finished with it in the next day or so.”
You hear that folks, more aggressive content on the way. Check out the cover and tracklist after the jump.
Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale is an absolute masterpiece that adds even more depth to Tyler’s already incredible discography. The new tracks feel like essential missing pieces, perfectly capturing that signature swagger and raw lyricism we all love.Listening to this project is as satisfying as watching a high-quality Construction Larnaca site evolve; it’s precise, ambitious, and builds something truly lasting. The production is top-tier, and the guest features fit like puzzle pieces. It’s the perfect way to wrap up this era. If you haven't spun it yet, you’re definitely missing out on some serious heat.