Speaking from the High Line in New York, 88-Keys breaks down his favourite verse for SoulCulture:TV.

That is a pretty dope verse.

Rich Boy goes waaay out into left field for this one.

Rich Boy – Celebrity

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Del The Funky Homosapien & Tame 1′s collaborative album Parallel Universes is a meeting of the minds set to take hip-hop back to its creative watershed era. The two briefly discuss the record, which will be out October 13th on Gold Dust.

The Salvation is in stores now.

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On December 12th, at an event billed as Alabama Pride, DMX will show off the brawling skills he earned on the mean streets of Yonkers, NY in an MMA exhibition bout vs. “musician” and Power Moves Entertainment CEO, Eric Martinez. AHH reports that Martinez is also a member of X’s management team. Bizarre, but sure to be enormously entertaining.

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Over Ras Kass’ “Understandable Smooth”.

Freddie Gibbs – Thug Psalms (DJBooth.net Freestyle Series #91)

You got Young Money, they’re on top right now. They do a certain type of music, and I support that music. Slaughterhouse is the exact opposite of Young Money. If you put a machine of that magnitude behind Slaughterhouse, Slaughterhouse is going to do anything Young Money can do. I’ll put every dollar that I have on that. Not going against Young Money, not having a Slaughterhouse vs. Young Money, none of that. I’m talking about balancing hip-hop.

“Who’s to say Slaughterhouse and Eminem ain’t did a record already?” And then he laughed. I caught up with Slaughterhouse member and Detroit emcee Royce Da 5’9 yesterday after his MTV interview made hip-hop headlines when he confirmed the Shady Records rumors.

He answered three of the biggest questions fans have been asking and compared the situation to what Young Money has been able to do, which, in my opinion, was a great analogy. He finished by saying, “Slaughterhouse signing to Shady Records is not a guarantee to me or to Slaughterhouse.”

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