1. What We Talkin’ About (Feat. Luke Steele of Empire of the Sun) (Produced By Kanye West and No I.D.)
2. Thank You (Produced By Kanye West and No I.D.)
3. D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)” (Produced By No I.D.)
4. Run This Town (Feat. Kanye West and Rihanna) (Produced By Kanye West & No I.D.)
5. Empire State of Mind (Feat. Alicia Keys) (Produced By Al Shux)
6. Real as It Gets” (Feat. Young Jeezy) (Produced By The Incredibles)
7. On to the Next One (Feat. Swizz Beatz) (Produced By Swizz Beatz)
8. Off That (Feat. Drake) (Produced By Timbaland)
9. A Star is Born (Feat. J. Cole) (Produced By Kanye West and No I.D.)
10. Venus vs. Mars (Produced By Timbaland)
11. Already Home (Feat. Kid Cudi) (Produced By Kanye West)
12. Hate (Feat. Kanye West) (Produced By Kanye West)
13. Reminder (Produced By Timbaland)
14. So Ambitious (Feat. Pharrell) (Produced By The Neptunes)
15. Young Forever (Feat. Mr Hudson) (Produced By Kanye West)

BP3 drops September 11th. Props to UHTN

Related: From RD to BP3: A Comparative Photo Essay [Cocaine Blunts]

Previously: Jay-Z – Blueprint 3 Tracklist | Kanye to Produce Most of The Blueprint 3 | Jay-Z Denies Timbo Helmed Album | Timbaland May Helm the Next Jay-Z Album (Video)

Update: Jay-Z feat. Drake – Off That is produced by Timbaland.

Update #2: Confirmed track list is above which I got from YN.

The last Black Milk produced by Black Milk track we posted was hard as fuck. This one is no different…

Black Milk – Set Go (prod. Black Milk)

Props to Shake, what up Hex (c) Sean Price

Previously: Black Milk – In The A.M.

The homie M.Garland hit up Cory Mo’s studio and chopped it up with him about the making of “Let The Pimpin Commence”.

Hit the jump for Freeway, Jakk Frost & Hollywood’s OnDaSpot freestyle.

Previously: Freeway Interview w/ DJ Green Lantern (Video)

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I don’t really wanna encourage this guy rapping, but this is kinda interesting because he breaks down what happened between him and Jim after the Capo Deebo’d “Pop Champagne” from him and the ensuing label fuckery.

So, ever since MTV lifted their privacy setting I never really got the chance to watch any of these. In the above clip he talks about how his type of rapping about women is more based on honesty than the other kinds of rapping about girl shit (what’s a Bow Wow?).

Below you’ll find two videos, in the first he describes how his verse from the Throw It In The Bag remix came about, and how he couldn’t write about tricking on girls because he finds that he’s being used. And under that is a video where he gets more into detail about seeing older women, and how he almost felt guilty that he was more interested in telling the story about it afterwards, which is essentially what he’s doing.

Previously: Drake feat. Nipsey Hussle – Killers

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Jeff talks about what an honor it is for him to be included as a character in the new DJ Hero video game.

“To be a character that someone will be able to pick up the controller and select you and play, is probably the biggest thing that has ever happened to me in my career…”

Really Jeff? Bigger than winning the first ever Rap Grammy?

Props to Yeti

Hit Miss Info’s spot for a longer version of the above clip and more on the game.

Previously: DJ Hero feat. Jay-Z & Eminem – Renegade Edition | DJ Hero x Grandmaster Flash

Roffle @ this entire thing. Who knew Bill was big in the Balkans.

This 30 Day Takeover is doing wonders for his weedcarriers. Day 16:

Jay Rock feat. Ab-Soul, K-Dot & School Boy Q – I Do It 4 Hip Hop

Previously: Jay Rock – Successful

Amazon UK listed Relapse 2 as dropping on November 16th, which is a Monday, so it doesn’t make it completely impossible that it would drop here on November 17th. I don’t know if the UK always gets albums before the US, but logically you’d think they’d service it to the US first then send it over to the UK. Either way, it’s not the release date that even matters anymore… it’s the leak date.

Props to YourAudioFix for that interesting image you see up there.