“I never wanted it to be like this, that’s some real shit, had to protect myself ’cause ya’ll niggas was talkin real slick…”

J-Hood – Letter To The LOX

Props to DJ Delz

TSS’s Khalid Strickland recently dropped by the New Jersey set of Raekwon’s video for “Wu Ooh” featuring Ghostface and Method Man. Check out another shot after the jump and hit TSS for the full set and a rundown of the day.

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Off the Recession Proof mixtape, presented by Legend and DJ Noodles, coming soon. Produced by M-Phazes.

Emilio Rojas ft. Stat Quo – Way She Moves

Props to OnSMASH

Previously: Emilio Rojas ft. Hassaan Mackey, Black Sinatra, LI, & Nikal Fieldz – 585 (Roc Y’all Remix)

Off Kitsune’s debut album Victory, available now on iTunes.

DJ Kitsune ft. Sheek Louch, Rasul & Kaled Ibrahim – On My Way

Previously: DJ Kitsune ft. Termanology & Samuel – White Label Girl

Complex’s Joe LaPuma recently sat down with Curtis to talk about his new video game Blood on the Sand, but the subject quickly turned to Officer Ricky and Lil Wayne.

Complex: If Rick Ross were a character in the game, what method would you use to take him out?

50 Cent: I don’t know, because, I don’t know where the police fit into the actual scenario in this one. If had to use a weapon against him in the game, it’d probably a rocket launcher, just to make sure that he’s completely gone.

Complex: On the first diss record you made aimed at Rick Ross, you also went at Lil’ Wayne pretty hard at the end. What made you do that?

50 Cent: Wayne, I’m addressing something that leaked out. It didn’t sound as good as a lot of things that I’ve heard from him, so I felt like it couldn’t have been intentional. But because he didn’t say anything to the public, they don’t understand that or interpret it that way. So I was saying little things to see if he had a problem, and I took him not saying anything as [him saying that] he doesn’t. So that’s the end of that. But Rick Ross jumped out there on is own.

Shortly thereafter, Curtis pulls out stack of old Ross photos from the old days and explains that he has an additional 60+ vintage Pre-BAWSE shots of the Lieutenant. The names DJ Khaled, Cam’ron and Bang ‘Em Smurf also come up at various points.

Link: 50 Cent Talks ‘Blood In The Sand,’ Rick Ross Photos & Lil Wayne

Keelay & Zaire, Phonte of Little Brother, Dminor and Tunji shoot the video for “Keelay & Zaire” on a rooftop in L.A.

Previously: Keelay & Zaire Present Ridin High Album Sampler

Joey, Miss Info, Angie Martinez, Joell Ortiz & Royce chop it up at Joey’s release party.

Capone-N-Noreaga ft. Mobb Deep – Wobble Wobble

After the jump check out part 7 of the CNN World Domination Tour in Amsterdam.

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New Bone single, featuring everybody, including Flesh-N-Bone and Bizzy.

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – The Game Ain’t Ready