This is also off DJ Haze & Hear-It-First.net‘s 7 Days Of Haze: Day 7, but even a snippet of the chef and ALC deserves its own post.

Raekwon – Breeze Over (prod. The Alchemist) [Snippet]

Off DJ Haze & Hear-It-First.net‘s 7 Days Of Haze: Day 7.

Young Buck ft. Hi-C & Lil Murda – Overcharge Me

Cory Gunz – Crazy World

Cory Gunz – Blast On The Block

Slim Thug – Showtime (prod. Don Cannon)

Gucci Mane feat. Juvenile – Trigger Play (prod. Zaytoven) [NoDJ]

Have you ever been with a Jewish man before? … No.

Ciph & Peter talk to hit on the girls backstage.

Reminders: Ciph’s Don’t Get Gassed Comedy Series in NYC today | Juan Epstein Live at 92Y Tribeca after on Wednesday

Previously: Video: Curtis Speaks to Cipha Sounds & Rosenberg

This is part 2 of the Triumph the Insult Coming Dog at the Bonnaroo Music Festival. He mocks the Beasties and takes a shot at Flavor Flav but part 1 was longer and much funnier in my opinion. Check it out here.

You Nasty is the second single off P.O.L.O. (Players Only Live Once).

Young Dro – You Nasty (feat. Akon) [Spotted @ RR via TSS]

Young Dro – On Fire (prod. Jim Jonsin)

Previously: Video: Young Dro feat. Yung L.A. – Take Off

Recap of the show. Everything stayed positive.

Related: Gucci is still taking the high road by saying there’s no beef.

Previously: Video: Young Jeezy Brings Out Lil Wayne For “Always Strapped” @ Hot 107.9 Birthday Bash

via MTV News

This year, the city was anticipating two of their hometown bigwigs, Gucci Mane and Young Jeezy. The two rocked the concert last year and, for Gucc, it was almost like a coming-out party — the fans sang along to all his mixtape hits and Mane reestablished himself as being very hot in the streets… Recently, problems that Young and Gucci have had with each other in the past have been brought back to the forefront with the release of Mane’s The Writing’s on the Wall mixtape and Jeezy’s retaliation song, “24-23 (Kobe, LeBron).” So would these two bring the beef to the Bash?

No dis records — just good music, as both Gucci and Jeezy showed up with big sets. Jeezy did it again, with undoubtedly the biggest surprise and most talked about money moment of the night — bringing out Lil Wayne. The two, who are going out on tour this summer as part of the America’s Most Wanted Music Festival, shook hands center stage. Wayne hit the crowd with a nice set-up jab, his verse and chorus to Birdman’s “Always Strapped,” then ended his mini-set and the show with one of rap’s summer anthems, “Every Girl.”
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Young Jeezy and Wayne will be featured on the Young Money Presents: America’s Most Wanted Music Festival, which kicks off July 27 in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

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Previously: Curtis Interview w/ DJ Enuff on A-List Radio Pt. 1

U-God (of Wu-Tang) talks in the studio about the music business and the come up. The Golden Arms also reminisces about getting kicked out of the recording booth back in the day.

U-God’s Dopium drops tomorrow.

Yeah, that’s C-Sick sitting next to Gnozir.

Nas – Film (Produced by C-Sick) [via TSS]

Link: A seasoned hip-hop vet welcomes a rookie into the game

Theophilus London performing the intro to his acclaimed “This Charming Mixtape” on-air during CDR. Check soon for his NEW interview on CDR coming soon.

Previously: Theophilus London – This Charming Mixtape