Skillz dont get mad again.

 

Directed by Rik Cordero = Hip Hop Video Savior

Alchemist feat. Evidence, Blu, & Kid Cudi "Therapy"

 

DJ Semtex Interview with Kanye West

Jones said he would punch Kanye in his chest and cave it in. Classic.

My friends from middle school put me onto Korn a long while ago. Not my fav, but you gotta respect them.

Devin is on the road again promoting his latest album, Landing Gear, along with his Coughee Brothaz crew. Last night the fellas brought their smoked out melodies to the Highline, even with overzealous security they put on one hell of a show. Running through classics like “Doobie Ashtray” and “F*** You” (off Chronic 2001).

 

Jay's somewhere writing a diss verse without a pen or paper... just in case

Diddy gettin' old son

 

What about Erykah...

Ludacris Feat. Jay-z & Nas "I Do It for Hip Hop"

That aint Nas in the middle.

Watch Chae Hawk in Entertainment Videos  |  View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com

You don't generate a lot of conflict with other people right now.

No, not right now, because I've been actively involved in other things. They don't feel they have to just watch me. Right now they may have a little bit of negative energy toward Kanye [West] or Lil Wayne -- and it's so different, because the artists are so different. . . . If you're attacking an artist who has aggression within what he creates, they have to attack aggressively, to the point that you feel there is a beef, where there's an altercation that could potentially happen. . . . You get so many classifications within hip-hop! They'll call me a gangster rapper because there's aggressive content. I write the harsh realities. But I'm conscious of what I'm saying, so I don't understand why I'm not considered a conscious rapper. And I'm the highest-selling guy that they'd consider a gangster rapper, so that'd make me popular, which is pop! So now I'm just all confused.

 

(From LA Times)

Keyshia has another season of her reality show on BET right now.(Via Splash)

Kiss still got it, on his upcoming album retitled The Last Kiss there a is track titled "Letter to Big" pretty self explanatory but it's really supposed to be some heartful shit. Look out for it.
Jadakiss - "Who Run This" from Three/21 Films on Vimeo.

 

(Special Guests Havoc & Travis McCoy)

Jay-Z "History" (CDQ)(Spotted at Onsmash)

Skillz - For Real & Wrap Up 2008 from Three/21 Films on Vimeo.

Gering and Lopez Gallery - 730 Fifth Avenue - Tues - Sat 10am-6pm

(Spotted at Herfection)

 

I'm so ready to go right now...

ROYCE 5’9 INKS SOLO DEAL WITH ONE RECORDS

PREPS THE RELEASE OF STREET HOP, EXECUTIVE PRODUCED BY DJ PREMIER, COMING FIRST QUARTER 2009

Royce 5’9 and his M.I.C. imprint are teaming up with One Records for the release of Royce’s highly-anticipated forthcoming solo-LP Street Hop, due out in the first quarter of 2009. The album is executive produced by DJ Premier and has generated a major buzz through overwhelming critical praise.

 

A video for Street Hop’s lead-single, the DJ Premier-produced “Shake This,” will be released later this month. Directed by Rik Cordero (responsible for Nas’ “The N Word”, Snoop Dogg’s “Neva Have 2 Worry” & The Roots “75 Bars”), this video will be the first of two collaborations between Royce and Cordero. “Shake This” will also be accompanied by the Carlos Broady produced B-Side single and video “Part Of Me”.

Street Hop will also feature production from DJ Premier, Nottz, Green Lantern, Carlos Broady, Ski, Kay Gee and Emile, and guest appearances from Bun B, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz and Crooked I along with a few other surprises that will be unveiled at a later date.

Royce’s mixtapes have built anticipation, becoming a countdown leading up to the day that the actual album is finally available for public consumption. And what the public hears on his wildly-popular mixtapes is just a taste of what Royce has to offer. “This album will definitely show the world why I'm the one to watch right now. I'm happy about my new partnership between M.I.C and One Records, because it’s time to ignite the streets.”

Royce’s unwavering passion for music and hunger for the game keeps him in the studio day and night. This album will be the true beginning of a newly energized Royce, which will start with Street Hop and live through his official forthcoming solo-projects. Knowing that his finest creations are only months away from being heard, Royce exudes a swag of confidence. “I’m ready to show all these other rappers just how wack they really are.”

 Royce 5’9 is the newest addition to the upstart One Records imprint, home to the recently released Vast Aire’s latest solo-LP Dueces Wild (2008). Promoting quality over quantity, One Records owner Hanley Halem attests that his motto “One Music, One Record At A Time” is further validated by their alignment with Royce as he laments, "One Records is proud to be in business with Royce. He is an amazing talent and we feel that he has yet to reach his peak as an artist. Street Hop is a breath of fresh air, at a time when the industry really needs it and we are anxiously looking forward to releasing it.”

 Royce will be embarking on a tour with D-12 and Joe Budden on November 12^th thru the top of 2009, where he will be previewing tracks from Street Hop and new material from his recently released mixtape Bar Exam 2. 

Jay Electronica - Exhibit A (Transformations) [Final Cut] (Prod. by Just Blaze)(From Just Blaze's Blog)

It used to be Ron Browz feat. Jim Jones & Juelz, but Capo usually gets his way... I'm hearing this is going to the first single off Jim's next album Pray IV Reign

Rest In Peace Big L

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