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After Dallas the previous night, Shady’s furious four brought the noise to The Warehouse last night. Above, they run through “The Illest” and “Onslaught 2”. Catch the “BET Cypher” and Crook’s freestyle below. iamqueenbobbi
Shady’s Records’ funky four rolled out their tour at Trees nightclub in Texas last night and they performed their most recent cut above. Please don’t hurt ’em before Austin now. tom braudy
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Still in the mood? Well recently during Sway In The Morning’s concert series, Joey fights the hangover with a live performance of a few tracks as well as discusses his sex life and past relationships.
It’s that on top music! And last night, Joe Budden concluded his Mood Muzik concert series at Iriving Plaza. Recap above. Stark‘s photography below.
shot: the dark nyte
Last Week, Usher & Diplo released their latest collaboration. Now, it’s only right that Joey is the first one to take a shot and add his two sense to the track.
Get ready to get into the Mood. Joe Budden will return to NYC’s Irving
Last night, Joe Budden stopped by the East Village Studios to speak on YN’s Keep It Thoro show. It was a long candid chat. Pull up a chair and check out the highlights below. Break 1: Longevity, past rap beefs, and freestyle resurgence. Break 2: Eddie Murphy death rumor, Mood Muzik shows, and affinity for long verses. Break 3: Solo career status, insight into Slaughterhouse album and pool parties. Peep playlist and whole show here.
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