Flipping through old press clips, Saigon gives an early recount of his career in his new video. After watching, check out Saigitty’s testimonial with the Huffington Post here.
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It’s been over a week since the release of Saigon’s Bread And Circuses and recently, he was back on Sway In The Morning for an in studio concert series. Here’s film of him reciting a few tracks.
Saigon’s new album Bread & Circuses came out two days ago and more recently, he did an interview with 50 Cent’s domain. He broke down the title of the project and recalls nearly signing with G-Unit.
Sway had a hefty line-up of guests during yesterday’s RapFix Live broadcast. And to cap off the show, he asked Game, Sai, Swizz and Mysonne to engage in a lil’ verbal intercourse.
Changing the game isn’t an easy task. But for Sai and Ms. Ambrosius, they’ve shot the video for their duet and shares our first look as well as how the record came about. TGSNT 2: Bread & Circuses in stores now.
In support of TGSNT Chapter 2: Bread & Circuses, the Yardfather gathers his revolutionary party for his new music video. Listen up. Album drops tomorrow. Pre-order now.
Saigon and company overcomes defeat on the uplifting track from Saigon’s
Last night, Saigon swung by Statik Selektah’s show on Shade 45 and gave an in-studio performance of “So Cruel” off their joint project, All In A Day’s Work.
With Iron Solomon also behind the boards, he is joined by Saigon and Emilio Rojas on the latest leak off his Killer tape dropping on Halloween. Tracklist after the jump.
She’s with him shootin in the gym and rockin’ in the rockin’ chairs, but Giddy keeps it platonic in his new video. GSNT 2: Bread and Circuses is due Nov. 6. Sway
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