Sounds like Timbo production to me. Dope shit (although Wayne coulda came harder, pause.)
Justin Timberlake feat. Lil Wayne – I Heard Something (1:45 snippet)
Shouts to Splash & AJ.
Styles P introduces you to his unique band and DJs, and tells the story of the formation of the D-Block crew.
Photoshoot by Jordan Beckham for Wiz Khalifa’s upcoming mixtape Flight School.
Previously: Wiz Khalifa – Boarding Pass (first leak off Flight School)
N.E.R.D. is asked “WTF is GYT?”.
Full explanation coming April 2, 2009
Previously: Video: Somebody Make A .gif Of This – Pharrell vs. McDonalds
RR put up a few pics from Jeezy’s next videos:
Here’s a flick from Young Jeezy’s new video for “Get Allot (Remix)” which features his CTE artists Boo Rossini and Roccett. Shot yesterday in Atlanta by director Gabriel Hart.
Photos: Thaddeaus McAdams from ExclusiveAccess.net & Jessica Hatter
A look from the set of Jeezy’s video for “Don’t You Know after the jump.
Deeper Than Rap in stores April 21st.
“Jumpin’ Out The Window” video after the jump.
Previously: Video: Rick Ross Rides Through NYC, Shoots “Jumpin’ Out The Window” Hood Video
The Most Access sits down with Jadakiss, and asked Jada how it feels to be considered one of the best in the game, but not see the financial success of others who don’t have the same skill level.
VIBE’s current cover-boy, rap star T.I., held a press conference today to discuss his horrific jail sentence of a whopping…one year and a day. “It brings me great pleasure and honor to say to you today that I have begun to close this chapter in my life with, of course, the help and blessings of the U.S. attorneys and the courts of the U.S. government,” the rapper said (yes, he actually said “great pleasure and honor”).
- VIBE
lol @ “sim-u-lar path” (1m:24s)
Spotted @ RR.
Another cut off JMT producer Stoupe’s solo Decalogue, due out next Tuesday on Babygrande.
This is that E.116th and Third Ave. shit right here.
Stoupe ft. Joell Ortiz – That’s Me
Swiped from Robbie
Previously: Stoupe ft. M.O.P. – Transition of Power
Buck speaks on why Duck Down is still alive and thriving and will continue to be for years to come. Parts 2 & 3 after the jump.
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