Jay Electronica gave B.o.B his props after his show at S.O.B.’s, via Yee.

Previously: The Adventures of Bobby Ray on the Lupe Tour (Video)

Devin The Dude‘s Suite 4/20 is out today. Order it on iTunes.

Related: Devin the Dude Has Been Waiting a Long Time to Put an Album Out on 4/20

Roffle. I sorta addressed this yesterday.

Over Rihanna’s “Rude Boy” for his 1140: The Overdose mixtape with DJ Drama.

Pill – Shottas Freestyle

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Props to The Educated Villains.

Previously: Pill Interview w/ iHipHop (Video)

What started out as a quick shot on his second freestyle out of jail, turned into one Irving Lorenzo helping him send out his Over remix and now it’s come to this. YN predicted this shit exactly.

Shyne feat. Malcolm X – There Will Be Blood (Curtis Diss) | Mediafire

Props to AHH. Seems like all these old grudges will prevail:

This clip includes the entire theme song by Jay Electronica inspired by the original motion picture.

To celebrate 4/20, we’ve teamed up with Decon to give away 3 copies of the DVD as well as get 5 NYC Nahright heads into the A Million In The Morning after-party, info and flyer for that are after the jump.

To receive copies of the DVD or get in the party cats must email contests@deconrecords.com. In the subject line put “A Million In The Morning” and simply put DVD or Release Party for which ever one they would like.

Pre-order the movie on Amazon or buy it now on Street Carnage.

Bonus: Jay Electronica – A Million In the Morning | Mediafire

UPDATE: DVDs are gone. Try your luck at getting into the after-party.

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Gifted Unlimited lost his battle with cancer yesterday, after having been ill for a little over a year. He was 43. The tragic heart attack he suffered last month was the first anyone had heard of this.

Solar made a statement to AHH this morning and attached a letter that was “written by Guru.” Condolences to his family, friends and fans.

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Photo via UPNORTHTRIPS.

He literally rolled up on him and said “Wut it do plaeboi.” Props to MTV.

After the jump, he spoke to MuchMusic’s Sarah Taylor about it.

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Or download the song here.

Previously: A-Mafia – 1000 Grams (Video)

Here we have some super exclusive footage of Kanye West in his New Jersey home studio in early 2002, working on music for himself as well as Rhymefest’s demo. This was from a vintage episode of Channel Zero, the Chicago Hip-Hop show that Coodie (now with Creative Control) operated with Tittyhead Ted and Danny Sorge back in the late ’90s/early ’00s (you can read more on Channel Zero here), that has been highly requested on the site for a very long time.

In this two part clip , you can hear a very, very early version of “Jesus Walks” – the one that originally featured Rhymfest – and a handful of unreleased ‘Ye and ‘Fest records. Later on, Kanye even performs “Livin’ A Movie” incorporating various titles from his DVD collection. Hardcore ‘Ye fans know that one.

Props to Fake Shore Drive

Me and my mother drove to Newark, New Jersey. I hadn’t even seen my apartment. I remember I pulled up, I unpacked all my shit. You know, we went to Ikea, I bought a bed, I put the bed together myself. I loaded up all my equipment, and the first beat I made was, uh, ‘Heart of the City.’

Over Yeezy/Diddy’s beat for “I’m So Appalled.”

Previously: Skooda Chose – Blackout (Video)