[vodpod id=Video.4306442&w=540&h=350&fv=] Anthony Hamilton Beanie Sigel takes a break from his “workout” and recites a prepared (yet old) rap for Forbez DVD. Make way for the Broad Street Bully. Bonus: “B-Boy Stance” via DJ White Owl
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Here is something you can’t understand: Another Jay-Z diss—now in CDQ. Props: Lowkey via DJ Self
Last night on Hot 97, The Kingpin spoke on the fuckery surrounding Beans and Hov. During Roc-A-Fella’s heyday, Flex’s show was the Roc’s battlefield. But after these recent events, there probably won’t be anymore shots fired. Heads Up: Greazy
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
[vodpod id=Groupvideo.3787361&w=540&h=350&fv=] At a Blueprint 3 press conference earlier today, Jay-Z addressed Beanie Sigel diss record. This one’s still hard to digest, y’all. props: StarboyantC
First the Fat Boys break up…. UPDATE: CDQ x via missInfo
“You know they actin’ funny in the back, Mac.” Big jammy-jam in Philly last night and two former rivals showed support to one another. During Jadakiss set he surprised the crowd with the hometown boy, Beanie Sigel. He runs through “Mack Bitch,” his verse from Raekwon’s “Have Mercy,” and “Feel It In The Air,” before dissing Jay-Z?!… Ok, tryin’ to figure this out from the footage. After the end of the first verse of “Feel It The Air” which goes […]
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