Power 105.1’s Breakfast Club rolled out with this new track from Maybach Music Group’s compilation, Self Made. For some reason, Kiss’ voice sounds raspier than usual. In any event, album drops May 24th. Sidebar: Masspike Miles “Don’t Let Your Heart” UDPATE: CDQ Version.
During the Boston Celtics and San Antonio Spurs game yesterday, Jadakiss called The Knicks Blog radio. After speaking on the Knickerbockers and he provided an update on his I Love You mixtape and new album. heads up: joemellea
This definitely came out of nowhere. After burying the hatchet a while back, Jada and 50 have finally gotten on the same track. Literally. Better not dump this. It’s like that for real! flex UPDATE: Kiss calls in and says he’s gonna drop a new joint every two weeks. Watch out, weirdoes! Ha.
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Even though their collabo didn’t make Crime Pays, Cam and his fellow NY spitter Jadakiss, are goin’ out on tour.
The 1515 Boys got the scoop:
“I did the show for Jada; he said he was gonna return the favor,” Cam said. “And he kept it real, kept it 100. We just finished [the song] the day we put it out. We just finished it. Make sure you check that out too. Shout-out to everybody in the whole D-Block. We going on tour too. It’s called ‘The Bosses.”
Wonder how The Officer feels about that.
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