Don’t call it a comeback, but D. Rose’s return to the NBA is on the horizon. While plugging his DRose 4’s, he gets a boost in his new Adidas ad featuring 2 Chainz, Common, Dom Kennedy and Big Sean.
Pictures are worth more than a thousand words. And while walking through the art exhibit, Big Sean and Travis Barker help bring Skylar’s new video come to life in support of her current LP, Don’t Look Down.
In this short-film directed by Zeno Jones, we follow Big Sean through his many travels during his Hall Of Fame album’s creating process. Guests include Wiz Khalifa, Common, J.Cole and more.
Wendy Williams kept her questions under a million with today’s guest, Big Sean. During their sit down, he talked about his Detroit hometown filing Chapter 11 and dating actress Naya Rivera. Yeah, she’s probably making more money than both of us, Sean.
Big Sean brought his Hall Of Fame act to The Arsenio Hall Show last night. Up top, he brings the heat with his current single, “Fire”. After the jump, he closes out the evening with “Beware”.
Big Sean’s got plenty of chains. But in Life+Times new Decoded series, he deciphers a few lines off his track and explains when he received his first piece from Kanye. By the way, Hall Of Fame is in stores now.
Big Sean did it for his hometown last night for his Hall Of Fame release concert and ended the night with special guests Drake and Nicki Minaj. Here’s what MML caught of the pair running through their hits.
Aloha! Across the Pacific, Big Sean keeps his grind going over in Hawaii in Hall of Fame‘s brand new music video. Purchase the album on iTunes now. Directed by Mike Carson and Mike Waxx.
Fall Out Boy goes head-to-toe with a group full of bandits in their new video featuring Big Sean. Of course, it’s Big Sean who takes the fall. Ouch! Off the band’s Save Rock N Roll album.
Last night, Big Sean celebrated his Hall of Fame with an album release show at the Terminal 5. During the show, Wiz was brought out for ”GangBang” while Juicy J joined in with “Show Out”. Big Sean even brought out his father on stage and was presented his Source cover.
Freddie Gibbs is one of the most authentic voices in contemporary hip-hop. With his ability to tell real stories and create unique atmospheres, he has conquered an ever-widening audience.