Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Throwback Gaga Before She Was The Lady (PHOTOS)
by Rachel Hislop
Long before the pant-less ensembles, poker faces and egg carriages, Lady Gaga was known as Stefani Germanotta, a raven-haired New York City girl who worked as a waitress in the West Village when she had time off from studying music.
Long before the pant-less ensembles, poker faces and egg carriages, Lady Gaga was known as Stefani Germanotta, a raven-haired New York City girl who worked as a waitress in the West Village when she had time off from studying music.
Yung $nap - BMB Gametimemuzik
Yung $nap GameTimeMuzik artist presents his hot single, Bout My Buziness (BMB), that has the streets blazin over a collogue of GTM still shots
Max B Appeal Denied, Will Remain In Prison Until 2042
by SLAVA KUPERSTEIN
Max B will serve out the next 30 years in prison. Max B's appeal of multiple counts stemming from his role in a robbery attempt-turned-homicide has officially fallen through, as the Dipset member now faces the next 30 years in prison before the possibility of parole. Rapdose.com reports that the earliest Max B can leave prison is
Max B will serve out the next 30 years in prison. Max B's appeal of multiple counts stemming from his role in a robbery attempt-turned-homicide has officially fallen through, as the Dipset member now faces the next 30 years in prison before the possibility of parole. Rapdose.com reports that the earliest Max B can leave prison is
Too Short Breaks Down "No Trespassing" Track By Track
by STEVEN J. HOROWITZ
Too Short goes through the first seven tracks on his latest LP. Too Short dropped off his nineteenth album No Trespassing today, marking another milestone in his decades-long career. To celebrate the album’s release, the West Coast rapper broke down the first seven tracks on the LP, explaining that the opening cut
Too Short goes through the first seven tracks on his latest LP. Too Short dropped off his nineteenth album No Trespassing today, marking another milestone in his decades-long career. To celebrate the album’s release, the West Coast rapper broke down the first seven tracks on the LP, explaining that the opening cut
Casting Begins For Tupac Musical “Holler If Ya Hear Me”
by Roman Wolfe and Houston Williams
(AllHipHop News) Casting has officially begun for a musical based on the life and times of hip-hop icon Tupac Shakur. Casting will begin for “Holler If Ya Hear Me” on March 4 in New York. According to a posting on industry trade Playbill.com, “Holler If Ya Hear Me” is being directed by Kenny Leon and is described as an “American musical inspired by and featuring the music of Tupac Shakur.” Kenny Leon is a critically acclaimed Broadway director, who has won three Tony Awards. His last hit was in November, in the form of the
(AllHipHop News) Casting has officially begun for a musical based on the life and times of hip-hop icon Tupac Shakur. Casting will begin for “Holler If Ya Hear Me” on March 4 in New York. According to a posting on industry trade Playbill.com, “Holler If Ya Hear Me” is being directed by Kenny Leon and is described as an “American musical inspired by and featuring the music of Tupac Shakur.” Kenny Leon is a critically acclaimed Broadway director, who has won three Tony Awards. His last hit was in November, in the form of the
Mixtape Review: Pill’s “The Epidemic”
by K1ngEljay
Rating: 7 / 10
After the well-documented departure from Maybach Music, many dismissed Pill and his music. After all, being publicly embarrassed by, arguably, the hottest label in the game is hard to come back from. However, instead of sulk, Pill kept right at work. The Epidemic is another addition to the rapper’s strong mixtape catalog; but would it live up to the pre-set and now, newfound pressures? The beginning of The Epidemic reflects its title; chaotic, confusing, and a little bit of everywhere. The intro, “Moving Out” has a heavy southern flavor to it, but proves to be unfulfilling. You sort of expected him to come out with a bang and address all the
Rating: 7 / 10
After the well-documented departure from Maybach Music, many dismissed Pill and his music. After all, being publicly embarrassed by, arguably, the hottest label in the game is hard to come back from. However, instead of sulk, Pill kept right at work. The Epidemic is another addition to the rapper’s strong mixtape catalog; but would it live up to the pre-set and now, newfound pressures? The beginning of The Epidemic reflects its title; chaotic, confusing, and a little bit of everywhere. The intro, “Moving Out” has a heavy southern flavor to it, but proves to be unfulfilling. You sort of expected him to come out with a bang and address all the
Maffew Ragazino: Introducing One of New York’s Finest
by JP DelaCuesta
Hip-Hop has seen many ups and downs over the past several decades, but with a new unity and camaraderie forming in the Big Apple, a ton of new artists have been working together, supporting each other and creating some incredible music with hopes of bringing the focus back to the place where Hip-Hop was essentially born. Along with a new crop of aspiring MCs whose work ethic is comparable to artists in the past, Maffew Ragazino is one of the standout lyricists from the new stable of “New York’s finest.” The Brooklyn born, Brownsville native, released one of 2011′s most accomplished, well-rounded, and introspective projects with Rhyme Pays and is continuing to become a better artist and all around man with each passing second. A sentiment that his music certainly reflects. AllHipHop.com spent some time talking to Mr. Ragazino about his come-up, the monstrous “Home Team” record that dropped recently, what it meant to get a co-sign from DJ Premier, and how he plans to follow up his critically acclaimed 2011 project Rhyme Pays:
Hip-Hop has seen many ups and downs over the past several decades, but with a new unity and camaraderie forming in the Big Apple, a ton of new artists have been working together, supporting each other and creating some incredible music with hopes of bringing the focus back to the place where Hip-Hop was essentially born. Along with a new crop of aspiring MCs whose work ethic is comparable to artists in the past, Maffew Ragazino is one of the standout lyricists from the new stable of “New York’s finest.” The Brooklyn born, Brownsville native, released one of 2011′s most accomplished, well-rounded, and introspective projects with Rhyme Pays and is continuing to become a better artist and all around man with each passing second. A sentiment that his music certainly reflects. AllHipHop.com spent some time talking to Mr. Ragazino about his come-up, the monstrous “Home Team” record that dropped recently, what it meant to get a co-sign from DJ Premier, and how he plans to follow up his critically acclaimed 2011 project Rhyme Pays:
Dr. Cornel West, Rapper Boots Riley Join “Occupy” Police Protest In New York Today
by Grandmaster Grouchy Greg
(AllHipHop News) Dr. Cornel West and Boots Riley of The Coup will be among the protesters gathering in Union Square in New York City, as part of a protest against the “oppression of the Occupy movement.” Thousands of people are expected to gather today (February 28) in Union Square, to protest Mayor Bloomberg’s policy, which directed the NYPD to forcibly evict Occupy Wall Street activists from Zuccotti Park in November. In addition to Dr. Cornel West and Boots Riley, the Rev. Stephen Phelps, Senior Minister at Riverside Church,
(AllHipHop News) Dr. Cornel West and Boots Riley of The Coup will be among the protesters gathering in Union Square in New York City, as part of a protest against the “oppression of the Occupy movement.” Thousands of people are expected to gather today (February 28) in Union Square, to protest Mayor Bloomberg’s policy, which directed the NYPD to forcibly evict Occupy Wall Street activists from Zuccotti Park in November. In addition to Dr. Cornel West and Boots Riley, the Rev. Stephen Phelps, Senior Minister at Riverside Church,
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
French Montana, Iggy Azalea, Future & More Cover XXL Magazine's Freshman 2012 Issue
by STEVEN J. HOROWITZ
Additional artists to make the cut include Macklemore, Don Trip, Hopsin, Danny Brown, Kid Ink, Machine Gun Kelly and Roscoe Dash. XXL Magazine has revealed the cover for its 5th annual Freshman issue. Included on the cover are French Montana, Iggy Azalea, Machine Gun Kelly, Future, Hopsin, Macklemore, Don Trip, Danny Brown, Roscoe Dash and Kid Ink. "In the past five years that XXL has been picking Freshman classes, never once has making the list been easy," wrote XXL. "This year included. Similar to 2011, the hype around the Freshmen Class has continued to grow by leaps and bounds, surprising even us with its popularity. For this class the buzz began earlier than ever, four months before the cover was even shot. And it seemed like everyone had a list. From subdued music fans to diehard rap junkies, from Twitter stalkers to industry heavies and featherweights, folks wanted their list to be the XXL list. We listened, asked opinions, took notes."
Additional artists to make the cut include Macklemore, Don Trip, Hopsin, Danny Brown, Kid Ink, Machine Gun Kelly and Roscoe Dash. XXL Magazine has revealed the cover for its 5th annual Freshman issue. Included on the cover are French Montana, Iggy Azalea, Machine Gun Kelly, Future, Hopsin, Macklemore, Don Trip, Danny Brown, Roscoe Dash and Kid Ink. "In the past five years that XXL has been picking Freshman classes, never once has making the list been easy," wrote XXL. "This year included. Similar to 2011, the hype around the Freshmen Class has continued to grow by leaps and bounds, surprising even us with its popularity. For this class the buzz began earlier than ever, four months before the cover was even shot. And it seemed like everyone had a list. From subdued music fans to diehard rap junkies, from Twitter stalkers to industry heavies and featherweights, folks wanted their list to be the XXL list. We listened, asked opinions, took notes."
EXCLUSIVE: DRAKE ADDRESSES DETRACTORS
by Lola Ogunnaike Of VIBE
DRAKE INVADED HIP-HOP AS A HUMBLE “EMO” RAP-SINGER FROM CANADA WITH THE USUAL DESIGNS ON “THE MONEY, THE CARS AND THE CLOTHES.” BUT WHILE YOU TOOK HIS HEARTACHE FOR NO-HEART, DRAKE CHANGED HIS GAME FACE AND FLEXED HIS BAD BOY MUSCLE. FROM THIS POINT ON, THERE IS NO MORE MR. NICE GUY –Lola Ogunnaike
Read excerpts from Drake’s Feb/Mar VIBE feature:
Drake has also made detractors of colleagues. So many subliminal disses have been hurled his way recently, it’s hard to keep track. Pusha T, Ludacris and Future have all had something to say about him. While most didn’t address him by name in their lyrics, Common, rap’s mild-mannered elder statesman, has admits he is referring to the young Canadian on the song “Sweet” when he raps: “Singing all around me man la la la/You ain’t no motherfucking Frank Sinatra.” … When asked about all of his alleged nemeses, Drake tries his hand at diplomacy. “I’ve got no issues with him,” he says of Future, who was upset that Drake didn’t appear in the video for his single “Tony Montana.” “I’m happy I got on the song.” Pusha T, who once cryptically rhymed that “the swag don’t match the sweaters,” gets off easy, too. “I’ve been really open about my love for the Clipse,” he says. “I don’t know, maybe that guy is bored.” Ludacris, who was accused of stealing Big Sean and Drake’s hashtag flow, also receives a halfhearted smackdown. “That’s a case of somebody trying to use my marketing money to get things going again for themselves. That didn’t affect my day, my month, my year. I didn’t take any of that seriously.” But when it comes to tossing off disses, Drake’s not above delivering his own veiled swipes these days. On “Dreams Money Can Buy,” he surveys the hip-hop landscape and decides he’s sorely disappointed by what he sees. “Lately it went from top five to remain- ing five,” he rhymes. “My favorite rappers either lost it or they ain’t alive.” He stops short of mentioning names, but doesn’t back away from his declaration. “I wasn’t in rap when I was idolizing a lot of these people,” he says. “But times change. People don’t sound the way they used to. It’s inevitable. Someday Drake won’t sound the way he used to. I’ll do anything in my power to still sound relevant, but unfortunately Drake may not. And yes,” he says with a chuckle, “I referred to myself in the third person.”
“[That Ludacris diss is] a case of somebody trying to use my marketing money to get things going again for themselves. That didn’t affect my day, my month, my year. I didn’t take any of that seriously.”
Click Here To View Nicki Minaj’s Feb/Mar VIBE Cover
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DRAKE INVADED HIP-HOP AS A HUMBLE “EMO” RAP-SINGER FROM CANADA WITH THE USUAL DESIGNS ON “THE MONEY, THE CARS AND THE CLOTHES.” BUT WHILE YOU TOOK HIS HEARTACHE FOR NO-HEART, DRAKE CHANGED HIS GAME FACE AND FLEXED HIS BAD BOY MUSCLE. FROM THIS POINT ON, THERE IS NO MORE MR. NICE GUY –Lola Ogunnaike
Read excerpts from Drake’s Feb/Mar VIBE feature:
Drake has also made detractors of colleagues. So many subliminal disses have been hurled his way recently, it’s hard to keep track. Pusha T, Ludacris and Future have all had something to say about him. While most didn’t address him by name in their lyrics, Common, rap’s mild-mannered elder statesman, has admits he is referring to the young Canadian on the song “Sweet” when he raps: “Singing all around me man la la la/You ain’t no motherfucking Frank Sinatra.” … When asked about all of his alleged nemeses, Drake tries his hand at diplomacy. “I’ve got no issues with him,” he says of Future, who was upset that Drake didn’t appear in the video for his single “Tony Montana.” “I’m happy I got on the song.” Pusha T, who once cryptically rhymed that “the swag don’t match the sweaters,” gets off easy, too. “I’ve been really open about my love for the Clipse,” he says. “I don’t know, maybe that guy is bored.” Ludacris, who was accused of stealing Big Sean and Drake’s hashtag flow, also receives a halfhearted smackdown. “That’s a case of somebody trying to use my marketing money to get things going again for themselves. That didn’t affect my day, my month, my year. I didn’t take any of that seriously.” But when it comes to tossing off disses, Drake’s not above delivering his own veiled swipes these days. On “Dreams Money Can Buy,” he surveys the hip-hop landscape and decides he’s sorely disappointed by what he sees. “Lately it went from top five to remain- ing five,” he rhymes. “My favorite rappers either lost it or they ain’t alive.” He stops short of mentioning names, but doesn’t back away from his declaration. “I wasn’t in rap when I was idolizing a lot of these people,” he says. “But times change. People don’t sound the way they used to. It’s inevitable. Someday Drake won’t sound the way he used to. I’ll do anything in my power to still sound relevant, but unfortunately Drake may not. And yes,” he says with a chuckle, “I referred to myself in the third person.”
“[That Ludacris diss is] a case of somebody trying to use my marketing money to get things going again for themselves. That didn’t affect my day, my month, my year. I didn’t take any of that seriously.”
Click Here To View Nicki Minaj’s Feb/Mar VIBE Cover
VIBE.COM
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Hip-Hop Rumors: YMCMB Plans On Dropping 16 Albums This Year!?
by AHH Staff
All the news and rumors surrounding YMCMB and their recent signings has to make you really wonder how many artists will actually “live up to the hype” of the label once their projects get released. Can that much attention be dispersed throughout all of the projects to give them a fair shot at achieving success??? Only time will tell. In an AllHipHop.com interview a while back, Birdman revealed, “Well, we got a big roster coming next year. Nicki’s coming out…Tyga, Twist, Bow Wow, myself, Kevin Rudolph, Jay Sean. Wayne got another album, everybody. I mean, we’re gonna drop 10 to 14 albums in the first six months of the year, so everybody’s cocked and loaded. It’s all about the music first, and everything else comes after that. It’s music with us and then whatever else.” Well, it looks like Birdman LOWERED the anty to XXL, recently announcing his plans to drop 15+ albums this year, beginning with last week’s release of Tyga’s Careless World: Rise of the Last King which is set to debut with over 80,000 copies sold which is not a terrible look for the “Rack City” creator. He stated, “We’re a brand and we don’t want to be categorized as one type of brand.” Up next is Lil Twist’s Don’t Get It Twisted and Nicki Minaj’s Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded which will both drop this spring, as will Birdman’s fifth studio album, Bigger Than Life and Bow Wow’s new project Underrated, so for the time being it’s all Rap-related for YMCMB at least until summertime. Then you’ve got Busta Rhymes, Mystikal, newly signed artists Christiana Milian, Limp Bizkit, and the rumored signing of Ashanti. Mix that in with Lil Wayne’s I Am Not A Human Being 2 and a possible new album from Drake and it’s going to be a busy year. How many more artists will ink with YMCMB this year, and which of their upcoming releases are you looking forward to most? Which are destined to fail? Will anyone besides Weezy, Nicki, and Drake really make any loot???? Questions!!!
[Source] tags: Lil Wayne, Birdman, Rap
All the news and rumors surrounding YMCMB and their recent signings has to make you really wonder how many artists will actually “live up to the hype” of the label once their projects get released. Can that much attention be dispersed throughout all of the projects to give them a fair shot at achieving success??? Only time will tell. In an AllHipHop.com interview a while back, Birdman revealed, “Well, we got a big roster coming next year. Nicki’s coming out…Tyga, Twist, Bow Wow, myself, Kevin Rudolph, Jay Sean. Wayne got another album, everybody. I mean, we’re gonna drop 10 to 14 albums in the first six months of the year, so everybody’s cocked and loaded. It’s all about the music first, and everything else comes after that. It’s music with us and then whatever else.” Well, it looks like Birdman LOWERED the anty to XXL, recently announcing his plans to drop 15+ albums this year, beginning with last week’s release of Tyga’s Careless World: Rise of the Last King which is set to debut with over 80,000 copies sold which is not a terrible look for the “Rack City” creator. He stated, “We’re a brand and we don’t want to be categorized as one type of brand.” Up next is Lil Twist’s Don’t Get It Twisted and Nicki Minaj’s Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded which will both drop this spring, as will Birdman’s fifth studio album, Bigger Than Life and Bow Wow’s new project Underrated, so for the time being it’s all Rap-related for YMCMB at least until summertime. Then you’ve got Busta Rhymes, Mystikal, newly signed artists Christiana Milian, Limp Bizkit, and the rumored signing of Ashanti. Mix that in with Lil Wayne’s I Am Not A Human Being 2 and a possible new album from Drake and it’s going to be a busy year. How many more artists will ink with YMCMB this year, and which of their upcoming releases are you looking forward to most? Which are destined to fail? Will anyone besides Weezy, Nicki, and Drake really make any loot???? Questions!!!
[Source] tags: Lil Wayne, Birdman, Rap
DJ Drama - We In This Bitch ft. Young Jeezy, T.I., Ludacris & Future
DJ Drama - We In This Bitch ft. Young Jeezy, T.I., Ludacris & Future
Nipsey Hussle: On “The Marathon Continues”, Big K.R.I.T. Tracks & Motivation!
by Niki Gatewood
Photo by Jorge Peniche
Doubt destroys; perspective is essential to formulating a plan and manifesting a dream. Ermias Asghedom, best known as “Nipsey Hussle,” refuses to allow doubt, or a faulty perspective, detour him from his chosen path. Hip-Hop heals, and Nipsey is using his voice as an MC, to strengthen and inspire his listeners. Throughout his life, Neighborhood Nip, has encountered both arduous and disheartening events.
What happens when souls are snatched, names are locked away and replaced by numbers, and the American dream mocks one’s existence? Ask Nipsey; he knows. Rather than succumbing to the depths of personal despair, Nipsey, personifies perseverance. The booth is his therapist; cathartic lyrics release chaotic memories. While reality is ever-present in his rhymes, he continues to stimulate change through both his words and his actions.
In the conclusion to this exclusive interview with AllHipHop.com, Nipsey Hussle speaks on The Marathon Continues, on future projects, and on his personal motivation.
AllHipHop.com: The Marathon Continues dropped in November 2011. Regarding your supporters, what types of reactions have you received?
Nipsey Hussle: I got mixed reactions from TMC. Some people loved it and said it was genius, that it was my best project. Other people said that it wasn’t f*cking with the first Marathon. I was trying something different with The Marathon Continues. I understood that I was risking it, because the sound changed a little bit. Personally, it’s one of my favorite projects that I’ve put out.
AllHipHop.com: It’s one of your favorites?
Nipsey Hussle: Yeah, I think so, for sure. Certain records on this project showed a side of me that I haven’t showed. The sound is different. It’s kinda like where I’m at right now. I felt like if I do something that I’ve already done, that’s cheating and that’s being lazy. So, I wanted to stretch out a little bit. I felt like I had given them so much concentrated, Nipsey, on The Marathon. I wanted to do a little experiment and try different things on TMC. It was a success for me. The numbers were bigger than any of my [other] projects. The first week’s downloads were bigger; the [subsequent] touring has been bigger. I believe that The Marathon was received better, as far as critically. But, that was a different project, and I had a different goal.
AllHipHop.com: When I initially listened to it, I wanted more substance. During the time you were recording it, did someone step on your heart? You seemed to be going hard on females.
Nipsey Hussle: Nah, I ain’t going to say that anybody stepped on my heart. On all the records, I don’t think I went hard on females. I went hard on females on “Thas What Hoes Do.” But, not on all the records, for example, on “Tha Mansion,” there were certain lines in there, with me being honest, and me being semi-humble. On other records, I was speaking towards different types of females. But, I don’t feel like I was going overboard hard on females. Is that how you took it?
AllHipHop.com: Yes. I was like, ‘Somebody please give Nipsey a hug!’
Nipsey Hussle: [laughter] Hell, nah!
AllHipHop.com: One thing I respect about you is that a lot of your music exudes a positive perspective. My favorite song by you is “Bigger Than Life.” It’s raw; you give us all of you.
Nipsey Hussle: Man, I did the “Bigger Than Life,” record the day before I dropped The Marathon. I wasn’t even going to put it on The Marathon. That’s why I put it as a hidden track. The tracklisting and the artwork was already done. We had already leaked it. So, when I did “Bigger Than Life,” I couldn’t add it to the playlist. At that point, I was in such a creative zone. I was locked in the studio for months—phone cut off—I hadn’t even been released from Epic. I was going through the process of getting off the label. You know, my business team had changed. It was a lot on my mind. So, I think that record was me getting everything off my chest, as best I could. It even moved me when I was making the record. In the booth, I caught a certain vibe. It was just a real time. As far as things I was going through in my personal life, and stuff that was going on in the streets, like you said, it came out as raw emotion. That’s the goal of music, to give off honest emotion. I feel like that’s one where I did the best job of just being honest, and putting it in a way that people can connect to it.
AllHipHop.com: It seems like there’s always hidden gems within your music. Who or what circumstances helped to give you a positive perspective/outlook on life?
Nipsey Hussle: If you have a voice and people are listening to you, I just feel like [you should] inspire, and motivate! If I’m in a room and there are 10 other people, I don’t want to be the negative force in the room. I want to be the positive force. If I’m in somebody’s lif,; I don’t want to be the negative force in their life. I want to be a positive force. Naturally, through my music, I want my overall theme to be positivity and motivational. It’s a dose of reality of what I do, too. It’s also a dose of, ‘This is how it is.’ Regardless of the situation, you can still make it happen. You can improve yourself and work on yourself. In my core, I believe that life is about evolving yourself from where you start. As long as you’re making progress, you’re doing what you’re supposed to be doing. I would hate to be an artist that’s the bearer of bad news and doesn’t have a message. If you’re unwilling to give anything in return, it’s selfish to want money, and fame, and success. You got fans that are willing to pay for tickets to concerts, buying merchandise, buying albums and mixtapes; but, they’re not getting nothing from you? I don’t think that’s reality. That’s why a lot of artists only have temporary success, because they’re not giving people something that they can hold on to. Then you got other artists that the fans will love forever, because they feel like they got something from them. I always wanted to be one of those types of artists.
AllHipHop.com: I appreciate your work ethic; it’s reflected in your music.
Nipsey Hussle: That’s what’s up. I appreciate you. Thank you.
AllHipHop.com: 2012 is upon us, and you’re in grind-mode. You’ve worked with Dorrough, you’re on DJ T Fatz’ remix of Wiz Khalifa’s “It Could Be Easy”. What I want to know is when can we get that Big K.R.I.T. collab?
Nipsey Hussle: Man, that’s my folks. I f*ck with K.R.I.T. We haven’t spoken recently, but he’s extended family. He’s signed to Cinematic, also. Cinematic is owned by, Jon Shapiro. That’s who signed me to my first deal. He really gave me my first shot outside of my [former] management team. Jon was the one who walked me into Epic and got the deal situated. So, he was one of the early supporters o, Big K.R.I.T. He has a lot to do with his success and getting him on Def Jam. So, you know, we’re under the same umbrella. Big K.R.I.T. produced “One Take 3” on The Marathon.
AllHipHop.com: Oh, really?
Nipsey Hussle: Yeah, a lot of people don’t know that Big K.R.I.T. produced that. I would love to work with, K.R.I.T. I’m a fan first. In the future, it’s going to happen. When it’s right, timing will make it happen. I got you; we’ll put that together just for you.
AllHipHop.com: I’m so serious right now.
Nipsey Hussle: Yeah, no question.
AllHipHop.com: What other folks would you like to work with. I hear that there’s something in the works with Freddie Gibbs. What’s up?
Hussle: Freddie just sent me something. We’re talking about hitting the road together; so, we’ll probably make that happen. I’m probably going to work with Wiz [Khalifa] on some new stuff. I just did something with, Meek Mill. I did something with Vado. I’m working with K-Boy on his project. Who else? I’ve been doing a lot of features—Mac Miller, Chevy Woods. Me and YG are doing a project together. I just did a record for his new mixtape, 400 Degrees. A lot of people—man, we’re working right now. I got features everywhere—Yung Walt, that’s 1500’s artist. I did a record on his new project. We’re just working. If you got good music, and you reach out, I’m going to get it done. I’ll make it happen.
AllHipHop.com: May I ask you a couple personal questions?
Nipsey Hussle: Hell nah. Nothing personal.
AllHipHop.com: Damn, cutty, is that how you feel? Are you serious?
Nipsey Hussle: [laughter] Nah, I’m f*cking with you. Come on.
AllHipHop.com: You know that anybody can put info on Wiki. How old are you?
Nipsey Hussle: I’m 26.
AllHipHop.com: You’re only 26?
Nipsey Hussle: My birthday is not in January neither; my birthday is in August. They got me messed up on Wikipedia.
AllHipHop.com: So, on your ID it says 1985, not 1978?
Nipsey Hussle: Yeah, on my ID, it says ’85. I’m not one of them artists that going to lie about they age. That’s wack to me. I’m not an artist that’s going to lie about anything, really. Wikipedia got some false info up there, but it’s cool. I’m not mad at them. It’s user-driven; so, I can’t blame Wikipedia. They’re doing their best. I’m definitely not born in January. I’m definitely 26.
AllHipHop.com: So, you’re a young-and-tender.
Nipsey Hussle: Ah, sh*t.
AllHipHop.com: [laughter] From what perspective do you try to convey your message? Do you write from a visual or an emotional stance? Do you want us to see what you’re talking about, or to feel it?
Nipsey Hussle: Both, really. I think, feel it first and visualize it second. A lot of artists get real wordy as they paint the picture. Some artists just say certain things; it comes from a place where you just got to feel it. ‘Pac was one of them artist that you felt. Biggie was a visual artist. But, you know, they both had both of those qualities. Biggie leaned more towards [the] visual, and ‘Pac leaned more to the emotional. I try to do both; because they’re both an important part of songwriting. From my opinion, to be a complete artist, you have to be good at all that. Just naturally, you know, my music is more emotional than it is visual.
AllHipHop.com: I’m a word-nerd and into literature. I’ve read that you’re also an avid reader.
Nipsey Hussle: Absolutely.
AllHipHop.com: I didn’t know if I was over-analyzing your music; so, I have to ask, On “Tha Mansion” did you intentionally allude to Hemmingway?
Nipsey Hussle: I don’t think I intentionally did. What made you ask that?
AllHipHop.com: On “Tha Mansion” you say, “…bet if they say my name the bell rung…” That made me think of Hemmingway’s For Whom the Bell Tolls.
Nipsey Hussle: Throughout my reading career, I have got my hands on some of his material. It’s possible that it came out subliminally without me knowing. But it wasn’t intentional.
AllHipHop.com: You’re dope. How can your supporters continue to encourage your efforts?
Nipsey Hussle: Man, if they don’t do nothing else, they motivate me so much! I’m going to keep going based off what they already did. There was a point in time where I didn’t necessarily have the base, and the followers, and the actual fan support that I’ve got right now. To actually be able to sell out shows, and to drop projects and mixtapes, and they do big numbers when they come out. So, I’ve been so motivated by that. Seeing that people have been inspired by what I’ve already done, my mind is made up; ain’t no looking back! The fans don’t have to do nothing else; I’ve got them from here. I would love for them to keep supporting [me] and giving their feedback; being honest with how they feel about the music. When I go on Twitter and check my mentions, it’s majority positive feedback; that’s my biggest motivation. When I be in the streets, I have people come up to me and tell me certain things. You know what I mean, that’s my biggest motivation. More than album sells, and more than money, that’s how you know what you’re doing is working. When people come up to you, and tell you something that you know is sincere, and they couldn’t have faked it; to me, that’s the biggest motivation right there.
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AllHipHop.com: The Marathon Continues dropped in November 2011. Regarding your supporters, what types of reactions have you received?
Nipsey Hussle: I got mixed reactions from TMC. Some people loved it and said it was genius, that it was my best project. Other people said that it wasn’t f*cking with the first Marathon. I was trying something different with The Marathon Continues. I understood that I was risking it, because the sound changed a little bit. Personally, it’s one of my favorite projects that I’ve put out.
AllHipHop.com: It’s one of your favorites?
Nipsey Hussle: Yeah, I think so, for sure. Certain records on this project showed a side of me that I haven’t showed. The sound is different. It’s kinda like where I’m at right now. I felt like if I do something that I’ve already done, that’s cheating and that’s being lazy. So, I wanted to stretch out a little bit. I felt like I had given them so much concentrated, Nipsey, on The Marathon. I wanted to do a little experiment and try different things on TMC. It was a success for me. The numbers were bigger than any of my [other] projects. The first week’s downloads were bigger; the [subsequent] touring has been bigger. I believe that The Marathon was received better, as far as critically. But, that was a different project, and I had a different goal.
AllHipHop.com: When I initially listened to it, I wanted more substance. During the time you were recording it, did someone step on your heart? You seemed to be going hard on females.
Nipsey Hussle: Nah, I ain’t going to say that anybody stepped on my heart. On all the records, I don’t think I went hard on females. I went hard on females on “Thas What Hoes Do.” But, not on all the records, for example, on “Tha Mansion,” there were certain lines in there, with me being honest, and me being semi-humble. On other records, I was speaking towards different types of females. But, I don’t feel like I was going overboard hard on females. Is that how you took it?
AllHipHop.com: Yes. I was like, ‘Somebody please give Nipsey a hug!’
Nipsey Hussle: [laughter] Hell, nah!
AllHipHop.com: One thing I respect about you is that a lot of your music exudes a positive perspective. My favorite song by you is “Bigger Than Life.” It’s raw; you give us all of you.
Nipsey Hussle: Man, I did the “Bigger Than Life,” record the day before I dropped The Marathon. I wasn’t even going to put it on The Marathon. That’s why I put it as a hidden track. The tracklisting and the artwork was already done. We had already leaked it. So, when I did “Bigger Than Life,” I couldn’t add it to the playlist. At that point, I was in such a creative zone. I was locked in the studio for months—phone cut off—I hadn’t even been released from Epic. I was going through the process of getting off the label. You know, my business team had changed. It was a lot on my mind. So, I think that record was me getting everything off my chest, as best I could. It even moved me when I was making the record. In the booth, I caught a certain vibe. It was just a real time. As far as things I was going through in my personal life, and stuff that was going on in the streets, like you said, it came out as raw emotion. That’s the goal of music, to give off honest emotion. I feel like that’s one where I did the best job of just being honest, and putting it in a way that people can connect to it.
AllHipHop.com: It seems like there’s always hidden gems within your music. Who or what circumstances helped to give you a positive perspective/outlook on life?
Nipsey Hussle: If you have a voice and people are listening to you, I just feel like [you should] inspire, and motivate! If I’m in a room and there are 10 other people, I don’t want to be the negative force in the room. I want to be the positive force. If I’m in somebody’s lif,; I don’t want to be the negative force in their life. I want to be a positive force. Naturally, through my music, I want my overall theme to be positivity and motivational. It’s a dose of reality of what I do, too. It’s also a dose of, ‘This is how it is.’ Regardless of the situation, you can still make it happen. You can improve yourself and work on yourself. In my core, I believe that life is about evolving yourself from where you start. As long as you’re making progress, you’re doing what you’re supposed to be doing. I would hate to be an artist that’s the bearer of bad news and doesn’t have a message. If you’re unwilling to give anything in return, it’s selfish to want money, and fame, and success. You got fans that are willing to pay for tickets to concerts, buying merchandise, buying albums and mixtapes; but, they’re not getting nothing from you? I don’t think that’s reality. That’s why a lot of artists only have temporary success, because they’re not giving people something that they can hold on to. Then you got other artists that the fans will love forever, because they feel like they got something from them. I always wanted to be one of those types of artists.
AllHipHop.com: I appreciate your work ethic; it’s reflected in your music.
Nipsey Hussle: That’s what’s up. I appreciate you. Thank you.
AllHipHop.com: 2012 is upon us, and you’re in grind-mode. You’ve worked with Dorrough, you’re on DJ T Fatz’ remix of Wiz Khalifa’s “It Could Be Easy”. What I want to know is when can we get that Big K.R.I.T. collab?
Nipsey Hussle: Man, that’s my folks. I f*ck with K.R.I.T. We haven’t spoken recently, but he’s extended family. He’s signed to Cinematic, also. Cinematic is owned by, Jon Shapiro. That’s who signed me to my first deal. He really gave me my first shot outside of my [former] management team. Jon was the one who walked me into Epic and got the deal situated. So, he was one of the early supporters o, Big K.R.I.T. He has a lot to do with his success and getting him on Def Jam. So, you know, we’re under the same umbrella. Big K.R.I.T. produced “One Take 3” on The Marathon.
AllHipHop.com: Oh, really?
Nipsey Hussle: Yeah, a lot of people don’t know that Big K.R.I.T. produced that. I would love to work with, K.R.I.T. I’m a fan first. In the future, it’s going to happen. When it’s right, timing will make it happen. I got you; we’ll put that together just for you.
AllHipHop.com: I’m so serious right now.
Nipsey Hussle: Yeah, no question.
AllHipHop.com: What other folks would you like to work with. I hear that there’s something in the works with Freddie Gibbs. What’s up?
Hussle: Freddie just sent me something. We’re talking about hitting the road together; so, we’ll probably make that happen. I’m probably going to work with Wiz [Khalifa] on some new stuff. I just did something with, Meek Mill. I did something with Vado. I’m working with K-Boy on his project. Who else? I’ve been doing a lot of features—Mac Miller, Chevy Woods. Me and YG are doing a project together. I just did a record for his new mixtape, 400 Degrees. A lot of people—man, we’re working right now. I got features everywhere—Yung Walt, that’s 1500’s artist. I did a record on his new project. We’re just working. If you got good music, and you reach out, I’m going to get it done. I’ll make it happen.
AllHipHop.com: May I ask you a couple personal questions?
Nipsey Hussle: Hell nah. Nothing personal.
AllHipHop.com: Damn, cutty, is that how you feel? Are you serious?
Nipsey Hussle: [laughter] Nah, I’m f*cking with you. Come on.
AllHipHop.com: You know that anybody can put info on Wiki. How old are you?
Nipsey Hussle: I’m 26.
AllHipHop.com: You’re only 26?
Nipsey Hussle: My birthday is not in January neither; my birthday is in August. They got me messed up on Wikipedia.
AllHipHop.com: So, on your ID it says 1985, not 1978?
Nipsey Hussle: Yeah, on my ID, it says ’85. I’m not one of them artists that going to lie about they age. That’s wack to me. I’m not an artist that’s going to lie about anything, really. Wikipedia got some false info up there, but it’s cool. I’m not mad at them. It’s user-driven; so, I can’t blame Wikipedia. They’re doing their best. I’m definitely not born in January. I’m definitely 26.
AllHipHop.com: So, you’re a young-and-tender.
Nipsey Hussle: Ah, sh*t.
AllHipHop.com: [laughter] From what perspective do you try to convey your message? Do you write from a visual or an emotional stance? Do you want us to see what you’re talking about, or to feel it?
Nipsey Hussle: Both, really. I think, feel it first and visualize it second. A lot of artists get real wordy as they paint the picture. Some artists just say certain things; it comes from a place where you just got to feel it. ‘Pac was one of them artist that you felt. Biggie was a visual artist. But, you know, they both had both of those qualities. Biggie leaned more towards [the] visual, and ‘Pac leaned more to the emotional. I try to do both; because they’re both an important part of songwriting. From my opinion, to be a complete artist, you have to be good at all that. Just naturally, you know, my music is more emotional than it is visual.
AllHipHop.com: I’m a word-nerd and into literature. I’ve read that you’re also an avid reader.
Nipsey Hussle: Absolutely.
AllHipHop.com: I didn’t know if I was over-analyzing your music; so, I have to ask, On “Tha Mansion” did you intentionally allude to Hemmingway?
Nipsey Hussle: I don’t think I intentionally did. What made you ask that?
AllHipHop.com: On “Tha Mansion” you say, “…bet if they say my name the bell rung…” That made me think of Hemmingway’s For Whom the Bell Tolls.
Nipsey Hussle: Throughout my reading career, I have got my hands on some of his material. It’s possible that it came out subliminally without me knowing. But it wasn’t intentional.
AllHipHop.com: You’re dope. How can your supporters continue to encourage your efforts?
Nipsey Hussle: Man, if they don’t do nothing else, they motivate me so much! I’m going to keep going based off what they already did. There was a point in time where I didn’t necessarily have the base, and the followers, and the actual fan support that I’ve got right now. To actually be able to sell out shows, and to drop projects and mixtapes, and they do big numbers when they come out. So, I’ve been so motivated by that. Seeing that people have been inspired by what I’ve already done, my mind is made up; ain’t no looking back! The fans don’t have to do nothing else; I’ve got them from here. I would love for them to keep supporting [me] and giving their feedback; being honest with how they feel about the music. When I go on Twitter and check my mentions, it’s majority positive feedback; that’s my biggest motivation. When I be in the streets, I have people come up to me and tell me certain things. You know what I mean, that’s my biggest motivation. More than album sells, and more than money, that’s how you know what you’re doing is working. When people come up to you, and tell you something that you know is sincere, and they couldn’t have faked it; to me, that’s the biggest motivation right there.
[Source] tags: Nipsey Hussle, rap, hiphop
Wiz Khalifa Feat. Juicy J - My Favorite Song In STUDIO Performance (Video) 2012
WIZ AND JUICY J PERFORM “MY FAVORITE SONG” ON DJ KAY SLAY’S SHADE 45 SHOW!!!!!
Hip-Hop Rumors: Drake And Common, Friends At Last???
by AHH Staff
Over the weekend, a ton of athletes, celebrities, artists, and all around rich people attended the NBA All-Star Game in Orlando. Well, one picture is worth a thousand million words…Exhibit A:
You’ve GOT to love the suspect look on at least five people’s faces who are nearby just staring at these two!! HA!! And now, a moment of reflection, compliments of EgoTripNYC
Image via http://instagr.am/p/HfePQZtPzR/
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Monica & Brandy Together Again after 14 Years - It All Belongs To Me
Music video by Monica & Brandy performing It All Belongs To Me. (C) 2012 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Check it out live below.
Monica & Brandy first performance together in 14 years of their new single "It All Belongs To Me"
14 Years Ago
Behind The Scenes of Robin Thicke’s “Pretty Lil’ Heart” Video
by Kareem Taylor
R&B crooner Robin Thicke is working hard these days, gearing up a video to his much buzzed about, Lil Wayne-assisted song, “Pretty Lil’ Heart”.
The 34-year-old says he’s trying to embody “a little bit of that old Hollywood charm,” with the video. Set in a bar, Thicke explains the song saying. “How can you trust that a person is doing you right?” Just a few days after the passing of legend Whitney Houston, Thicke released a cover of the Grammy-winning song “Exhale”.
“Pretty Lil’ Heart” appears on Thicke’s fifth album release, Love After War, out in stores and on iTunes now.
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Video: Wiz Khalifa Previews New Mixtape “Taylor Allderdice” At NYC Listening Event
by JP DelaCuesta
(AllHipHop News) Last night (February 27) at Jungle City Studios in New York City, Wiz Khalifa, Taylor Gang and Rostrum Records held a listening event for Wiz’s upcoming mixtape, Taylor Allderdice, which is set for release on March 13.
In attendance were Wiz, Chevy Woods, Cardo, Mac Miller, Juicy J, Peter Rosenberg, the Rostrum Records crew, and a number of journalists, bloggers, and people who just overall wanted to experience a “Taylor Gang” party.
While Taylor Allderdice is not set to drop for another two weeks, Wiz has released several songs from the project including tracks like “Mary 3X,” “California,” and “My Favorite.” And athough he didn’t go over the rest of the mixtape’s song titles, guests, or producers, it wasn’t too hard to figure out who was contributing to what.
Taylor Gang’s own Chevy Woods and Juicy J feature on several of Taylor Allderdice‘s tracks, with verses also coming from recent signee Lola Luv, Harlem native Smoke DZA and a chorus sung by Wiz’s girlfriend, Amber Rose. On the production end, Taylor Allderdice features work from Taylor Gang’s own Cardo and Sledgren, as well as Spaceghostpurrp, Lex Luger, Harry Fraud, and Rob Halladay.
Overall, Taylor Allderdice sounds like a true return to form for the Pittsburgh lyricist, who has gone on record recently to say that he wasn’t truly happy with the product he delivered on his Atlantic Records debut, Rolling Papers, a sentiment that has often been made clear by a number of fans in the time since the album’s was released.
Check out AllHipHop.com’s footage of the listening event below:
Wiz Khalifa’s new mixtape Taylor Allderdice drops on March 13.
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Gorillaz - DoYaThing ft. Andre 3000 and James Murphy
Gorillaz - DoYaThing ft. Andre 3000 and James Murphy
If you are feeling that the 13 min version is below.
Work Out Muzik Video Hump Marino ft. Young Snap Gametimemuzik
Here it is yall!!! The Official GameTime Muzik "Work Out" Video By HumpMarino FT Yung SNAP...."They Work Until the Works OUT"..... www.gametimemuzik.com
Monday, February 27, 2012
Koolin (HumpMarino) Gametimemuzik
GameTime Muzik Presents: Koolin By Hump Marino (The Official Music Video) www.gametimemuzik.com (Directed By: www.frozenmomentsmedia.com)
Fan kisses Trey Songz chest on Anticipation 2our at Oakland Paramount Theatre.1/2 [HD]
Trey Songz with Big Sean - Anticipation 2our @ Oakland Paramount Theatre.2/19/12
Drake On Subliminal Disses From Pusha T: “I Don’t Know, Maybe That Guy Is Bored.”
Knocked Out - Doc Frank Ft. Bone Crusher
New Hot music video by Doc Frank
Knocked Out Ft. Bone Crusher
Make sure you like/favorite and comment the video.
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Gangster Chronicles Music Presents: The Untouchables Comic Strip Episode #5
@3030DMP @GC_1stLady @VillianStyle @HalfDog1001 @GC_Boss_Ish
untouchablescartoon.com
gangsterchroniclesmusic.com
starlightstudio.net
After a new regime took over Capital City, the crime rate rose and the poor were left stranded to only rely on The Untouchables for justice. Political corruption and police brutality are at an all time high and a group of local gangs were organized by V.E.R.M.I.N. an evil underworld conglomerate that works hand in hand with the corrupt powers that be. They step on the throats of the good people of Capital City for their own personal gain. Capital City became a police state where the people struggled to survive. From a project called Glass Manor rose a crew with the strength to stand up and fight to win back the voice of the people. Ishmael, 30, Mr. Dink, Half Dog , & Miss Xela fight together as one to become Untouchable.
Orie Pierre ft. Paranom - "Run Away" - Official Music Video
"Run Away" is a duo performance from Orie and Paranom. Ranging from the visually stunning back drop of 5Pointz in Queens, NY to the streets and Brownstones of Brooklyn while combining the sounds and personalities of both artists (with a touch of everything LaMarcable), here's "Run Away", the next big thing.
Interludes (Starring Clifton Powell, Esther Baxter, Chrystale Wilson, Ray Lavender And Tahiry) [Movie Trailer]
trailer from the upcoming film "interludes"
A detective caught in a love triangle with his wife and mistress. A husband that falls in love with his wife's best friend. An overzealous boyfriend that becomes abusive to his girlfriend. A couple struggling to figure out if they really love each other. "interludes" The film is told through the eyes of three incarcerated women as they detail the traumatic events from their love life to a criminal psychiatrist . It's a thriller, and the premise is that we are all, from our first love to who we love now shaped from events that happen during the in between (hence INTERLUDES). Written and Directed by Christopher Dorrah
www.iloveu2death.com
Leave some comments about what you think so far.
Serena Williams Booty Poppin Gown at Vanity Fair Oscar Party (Photos)
Twerk Team- #TwerkTeamThursday (Make It Nasty)
Twerk Team (Lady L && Mizz.TwerkSum) Twerking to "Make it Nasty" by Tyga.
Twerk Team- (#TwerkTeamThursday Practice Edition)
Twerk Team (Lady Luscous && Mizz.TwerkSum) Twerking To Practice by Drake
Waka Flocka ft. Drake - "Round of Applause" Official Video
Waka Flocka ft. Drake - "Round of Applause" Official Video
Waka Flocka feat. Drake - Round Of Applause (Official Video) [Behind The Scenes)
Waka Flocka feat. Drake - Round Of Applause (Official Video) [Behind The Scenes)
Waka Flocka ft. Drake - Round Of Applause [BTS Video]
Shot & edited by: @musicjones
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Oscars: Angelina Jolie bares some leg as she presents an award for The Descendants
Angelina Jolie gets cheers as she bares her legs whilst presenting an award at the Oscars ceremony in Los Angeles.
Embarrassing, Girl Leaks Footage Of Her Ex Boyfriend Crying All Over Her On Twitter!
Is she wrong for putting this out?
Kevin Durant Telling Ref To Call The Fucking Foul! Live On TNT 2012 NBA All Star Game!
Kevin Durant Telling Ref To "Call The Fxcking Foul"! Love On TNT 2012 NBA All Star Game!
Brianna "Reality Show" Ft. Lyriq Tye (The Official Video)
Brianna Perry Is Back With An All New Video For "Reality Show" A Track Featured On Her "Face Off" Mixtape Which Dropped In December!! Cop It Now!!!! It Features Lyriq Tye Dope Ass Artist!!!
RCA Sued Over Art In Elle Varner/J.Cole Video
Diddy Humbly Prepares for the Oscars
Sean "Diddy" Combs humbly prepares to attend the Oscars for the Academy Award winning documentary Undefeated.
Mr.Cheeks & Lost Boyz Family "DA CYPHER" ft Duece Poppi & Cuzn Pete
Artist: Mr.Cheeks, Lost Boyz Family's Black Smoke & Dramatic Da Dj, Duece Poppi, & Cuzn Pete
Mixtape:" Family Business" Hosted By Dj Suga D (Plies' Official Dj)
Song: Da Cypher
Produced by: Shy Tee
Year: 2011
Free Downloads Available 8/19/11 @ http://www.lostboyzfamily.com
Planet VI (Feat. Kardinal Official) - Pray For My Enemies
Planet VI is back with another visual to make you think and even click rewind a few times. Or move the time bar on the youtube video. However you prefer! Peep the irony in the visual!
"Pray For My Enemies" Ft. Kardinal Official is another "statement" record off The American Dream Mixtape [Download Here http://bit.ly/zmbYd4].
Taylor Royce From Vh1's "Tough Love" Gets Boo Bopped Outside Night Club While Her Mother Watches! (2 Different Cell Phone Camera Angles)
Drunk taylor royce was outside of jackrabbit night club in scottsdale az, she was belligerent and got in about 5 different fights with different women. she's the one in the blue getting her hair ripped out , kicked and drugs around. All while her mother watches!
Tyga Careless World Tour Week 1 Vlog! (W/ YG Lil Twist Diddy Travis Porter & Honey Cocaine
ATLANTA, TAMPA, MIAMI, GAINSVILLE, ORLANDO SHOW RECAPS
Careless World out now! /tygasworld.com
© 2012YMCMB
Rick Ross - Stay Eating (Stay Schemin Parody)
Mr. Grind's Comedy Production Present Stay Eatin a remake of Rick Ross's Stay Schemin. This video Stars Comedy Chris Hester as Ricky Sauce(Rick Ross), Comedian Mr. Grind as Eat Millz(Meek Mill), & Comedian Dough Boy as French Toast(French Montana)
WSHH Allstar Weekend Pt. 1 Club Roxy Hosted By Cubana Lust, Erica From Bad Girls And Q
New!!!! CUBANA GETTING FREAKY ON TABLE AND ERICA SHAKING IT
[BEST VIEW] Jennifer Lopez Nipple Slip On Oscars 2012
"Growing up Black" - 5 Year Old Comedian
Zay Zay said he wants to be a comedian. So I wrote some material for him and here it is. He bugged and bugged me, so i did it! follow him on twitter
www.twitter.com/OfficialZayZay
www.facebook.com/ZayZayComedy
LAY LANSKEY - "All I DO" (Official Music Video)
"All I DO" is the 1st smash single on the Overdose soundtrack vol.II
Free Download: http://hulkshare.com/ai7rv8ii9t4k
Produced by: J-Pad aka Juggernaut
starring: http://www.twitter.com/LanskeyGOV
directed by: http://www.twitter.com/DanMeyers
exec. producer: http://www.twitter.com/BigHanMan
web: http://www.OverdoseOnline.com
Go the F*** To Sleep - sung by Samuel L. Jackson
Samuel L Jackson sings you to sleep in a remix of Adam Mansbach's "Go the Fuck to Sleep"
WSHH Cell Phone Beauty: Kenj
View her twitter: @OhHeyKenj
Music by: Bei Major Ft. Chamillionaire, Wale, Trey Songz - Trouble Remix
Orlando All-Star Weekend 2012 x Ciroc Takeover
A recap of Orlando's NBA All-Star Weekend events, featuring Chris Brown, Lebron James, Dwight Howard, Floyd Mayweather, 50 Cent, DJ Prostyle and more.
Birdman, Slim and Fred Durst Discuss Limp Bizkit Deal
Wale Launches “Slight Work” Dance Contest
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Diddy Wins Oscar as Executive Producer of “Undefeated” Documentary; Pharrell Performs
Rappers and Fans Celebrate NBA All-Star Weekend in Orlando
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Andre 3000: No Outkast Reunion, New Solo album possible for 2012
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Petey Pablo 3 Years in Prison for Gun Conviction
Sunday, February 26, 2012
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