Checking in with Big Boy’s show on Power 106, Lupe speaks on setting the trend for skateboard rappers and explains the origins of his hair. He even gave a piece of his locks to a lucky Twitter follower. Good luck, Amaya.
As part of 2-Cent‘s lecture series at Xavier University, Lupe explains to Mannie the background of his name, industry politics, the state of Hip-Hop and the direction he plans to take with the album after Food & Liquor 2, tentatively titled, The Cooler. lupEND
Like each and every Tuesday, Tony Touch put his guest on the hot seat. Here’s what Lupe came up with off the top during last week’s episode.
Lupe was back on The Breakfast Club yesterday on Power 105.1 He says that he plans to go independent after his contract expires with Atlantic Records and talked about his new album, Food & Liquor 2. Later on, he talked about artistry in hip-hop and breaking into DJing.
Lupe appeared on MTV‘s Rap Fix yesterday and during his interview, he broke down after watching scenes from his 2006 My Block special. To hear him to tell it, some of the people in the footage are deceased or behind bars. It’s some of them dudes is dead. Chicago’s the murder capital. The dudes in that video are in prison, a couple of fed cases, and then there’s ghosts. You see people that, that ain’t there.
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While in Connecticut yesterday, Lupe visited Hot 97.3’s rush hour drive. He spoke on his distaste of “Birthday Song“, the recycled sound used in the game, Pete Rock, “Bitch Bad” and the upcoming election.
Lupe Fiasco made his way to Beantown earlier today and kicked it with DJ Hustle Simmons. Their conversation lasted over 30 minutes (gheesh!), but here’s a synopsis of what they disccused. Hustle sits down with Lupe Fiasco & discusses various things, ranging from Lupe’s first Hip Hop influence & memory, Ramadan, his new album (Food & Liquor 2), his charity foundation & much more.
Down in Miami, Lupe suited up yesterday and began shooting the video for his latest single, “Bitch Bad“. Here’s a few flicks spotted over at lupE.N.D. Video coming soon.
After bringing “The Coolest” during his gig at Universal Studios on Saturday, Lupe then went right into the opening verse of his latest tune. Even in Orlando, he’s killin these bitches. lupE.N.D
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