Here’s the final installment of Culture VI’s talk with Joey and Tahiry. Look out for Tahiry’s upcoming spread in KING magazine.
Padded Room in stores now.
Previously: Lunch with Joe Budden & Tahiry Pt. 2 (Tahiry vs. Saigon) | Lunch with Joe Budden & Tahiry Pt. 1
Kweli and company take a shot at “Girls On The Dancefloor” by Far East Movement.
Idle Warship – Girls On The Dancefloor (Remix)
Props to Tunji & YOTB
Previously: Raekwon Video Shoot for “Wu Ooh” (Pics)
Yeah yeah, I know he dropped the MF. Whatever. This shit sounds bananas!
Apologies for the age verification shit, but it’s worth it.
Spotted via Miss Info
Guest starring Clifton Powell.
BONUS: Lloyd Banks – Hussle In The House Freestyle (Shake!)
Previously: Curtis in “Pimpin Curly” Episode 3 (The Fast Lane)
Jessie Maguire talks to Joe Budden for a radio interview about being excited that his album leaked, if he’d ever do a record with Saigon, the personalities of the other members of Slaughterhouse, the success of JoeBuddenTV & Tahiry’s popularity, the allegations of taking $2000 for a verse and not delivering, a possible mixtape with Big Mike, and the future of the Mood Muzik series.
Shouts to Jessie Maguire.
Padded Room in stores now.
DJ Booth: Tell everybody what they should expect from this release.
Cam’ron: This album is real, real street, but, at the same time, it’s still radio-ready. You won’t hear any – well, I was gonna say there weren’t any ‘Hey Ma’s on it, but there are kind of a few ‘Hey Ma’s on there. I’d say about 40 to 50 percent is songs with concepts and thinking songs, but I’m gonna make sure you dance, I’m gonna make sure you’re in the streets, I’m gonna bring you back to Harlem. I have a big song that I’m about to release a video for. February 25th, they’re gonna play the song 11 times on MTV Jams, it’s called “I Used to Get It in Ohio.” A lot of people don’t know, I used to live in Chicago also, on the North Side, and I’d go to K-town every year, I’ve got family up there on the West Side of Chicago. I [also] stayed in Columbus, Ohio for a few years. And the love in the Midwest is way different from New York – they accepted me like one of their own, and they showed me a bunch of love, so I did a big song dedicated to them.
Audio: Cam’Ron Interview w/ DJ Booth
Check out the full interview here.
This new Cam’Ron in interviews > the old 50.
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