As if will.i.am doesn’t have enough guests on the remix, the whole gang multiples in its accompanying video. It’s the remix bitch!
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Before the final edit premieres tomorrow evening, MTV takes us on the set during its making. Besides the eye candy, you can probably expect a whole lot of good kush and alcohol.
Some things are just down right disrespectful. Over the weekend, Future released the remix to “Karate Chop” featuring Lil Wayne. Weezy insolently rhymed, “Beat that pussy up like Emmett Till.” In 1955, Emmett Till was tortured and murdered for allegedly whistling at a White woman. He was 14 years old. His death was a catalyst in the Civil Rights movement following his open casket funeral. From Kanye West to Remy Ma, Till’s name has been used as punchline to describe […]
Lil Wayne puts on his black belt and adds a verse to Future’s Autotune mess. The Emmett Till line is inexcusable, but the anecdote about his cousin raises some eyebrows. The song will appear on DJ Smallz’s This Is That Southern Smoke Vol. 4 which will drop during All Star Weekend.
Juelz takes us down to the 305 as he preps for his studio album, Born To Lose, Built To Win with DJ Khaled and its executive producer Lil Wayne. His All We Got Is Us mixtape coming in March.
Well, this is confusing. The original track featured Lil Wayne and the remix had Fabolous. But now that the video’s out, they’re both in it. One thing that’s clear though, Joe Budden’s No Love Lost is available now.
Before Waka’s DuFlocka Rant 2 arrives tomorrow, here’s the latest leak featuring Lil Wayne with production from Lex Luger. You know what they say, you can take ’em out the hood, but you can’t take the hood out of them.
Following Direct TV’s celebrity Beach Bowl in N.O. yesterday, Weezy got into an dispute with a camera man. Above, he pulls the race card and explains to E! what happened. He doesn’t like to be touched.
In the Big Easy for Super Bowl, Tune spoke with NOLA on his TRUKFIT women’s clothing line, Turk’s release and more. Off camera, he explained his DONDA-created cover art of I Am Not A Human Being 2. “[Kanye] said, you know, man, let me do your cover. I saw the cover and I approved it. He had an explanation behind it – he said, he chose the moth butterfly thing because it has so many different stages of life, and it goes through so […]
Initially off Late Nights with Jeremih,
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