Bootleg Kev catches up with Tech and Murs while they were in Boise for the Sickology 101 Tour. Lemme find out Tech fucks with Drake? Wouldn’t have guessed that in a million years.
Previously: Murs & Tech N9ne Talk ‘Paid Dues’ Festival
This edition of Karen Civil’s Introduction series features Hov’s first signee to Roc Nation, J. Cole.
Previously: J. Cole – Grown Simba | Video: J. Cole (Roc Nation) – First Radio Interview + OnDaSpot
Slick talk about Rawse denying he knows any Brooke on BET’s special; announces Reborn mixtape dropping 4/30.
Brand new video from the kid Shaun Booth, of the “Biography” series, with Amanda Diva.
Certified payola free.
So I was trying to hold off on posting about this until someone in Asher’s camp released some kind of statement or something, but fuckers wanna force my hand, so here goes.
At some point last night, prior to an appearance at Rutgers, the tweet you see above popped up on Asher Roth’s Twitter account. Understandably, alot of people threw their hands up in the air in disgust.
Seeing as much bullshit as I’ve seen go down on the web in the last 5 years, I decided to hold off forming any opinions for a minute in order to watch how shit played out.
Of course, I should’ve known that somebody like Bol would jump at the opportunity to use my silence as an excuse to write one of his bullshit, inflammatory, fuck-boy shock posts.
A couple of trailers for “It’s My Time” and “Throw it in The Bag” off Fab’s upcoming Loso’s Way.
It’s ill how me and Donny, both NY residents, had to go to Austin to meet for the first time.
Anyways, it’s been a long time coming, but I’m happy to announce that you can check the homie out in the new issue of XXL in the Show & Prove section.
It’s a beautiful thing to see an independent as fuck, NY based artist who works his ass off get some shine on the national stage. Much deserved homie.
Sorry for the low quality scan, but you’re just gonna have to pick up the issue if you wanna read it.
Support print! (c) YN
imeem hits up Wyclef’s Platinum studios with Trevor.
Says John:
“I was over at Monclair in Jersey for Day 2 of their music festival, and caught up with Jumpoff after he went in for over an hour. It was good to see people still know lyrics, as the mostly white crowd, dressed in tight jeans and uglier shirts, rapped right along with Joe to tracks from Padded Room, his Mood Muzik series and duke’s most notable hit, “Pump It Up” (that shit STILL slams). Here, he talks about Eminem’s new album, the freedom he’s experienced during his digital resurgence, and the future of JoeBuddenTV.”
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