Seriously. This Jay-Z stan sh*t is getting out of control. If I see one more dis record, cover art, video, or anything else coming from this dude pertaining to Jay-Z, I'm gonna tattle-tell! I'm gonna pull a J-Hoodrat bitch move and tell Hov what Peedi did!
I guess this is just a little joint to keep us reminded that Curtis is on his way... consider it a commercial even. But there is absolutely nothing special about it. Beat, what he's saying in his rhymes, the swag in it, etc... it's just average.
...Minus all the "bootie nootsie coobie" rhymes. Damn Cam! Trying to go back to his old ways, I see. Guess he gotta get that guap so he can step his kiddie-pool game up. Afterall, his poolside appearance is pretty much the last time we've seen Cam up close. You know... when he was standing there in his boy-cut style boxers telling Cuuuuuuurtis!! that it was going to be "a mothaf*ckin hot summer"? Wasn't this the same summer that Cam got punched in the mouth by Tru Life?
Public Enemy might as well burry "Fight the Power" deep into the pits of a slave's grave, because Flava Flav's coonish ways have totally contradicted everything this song once stood for. ONCE stood for... as in past tense.
50 Cent is in the process of throwing together a movie, entitled Before I Self Destruct, which is the same name as his upcoming album. He plans to release them both on December 9th. Here we go again with this sh*t.
Sure, Jadakiss went on record and said something about J-Hood first. But we all know that Joshua couldn't WAIT to find another opportunity to get back in the swing of things.
There was some conversation that arose in regards to Friday's post on Hot 97's Funk Flex airing out R. Kelly.
"Your manager, your own brother, and all your other family members and everybody else said what you do. You were on tape fam, and you can say that's not you on that tape but it is. And cause you got away with it is why you're talking so reckless."
I'm actually a little surprised. This is the first time I've heard Kiss do a track dedicated to the ladies that didn't come off as a for-the-ladies fill he threw togther for the sake of sales.
Yawn. Slow news day. So I guess I'll pull something out of the storage bin. The poor man Daddy Yankee issued a statement regarding the harsh backlash he received from Fat Joe. And the statement sure was ugly...
Yeah. STILL bitter. Just like I said in last Thursday's post.
This is a joint that The Best of Both Offices have unleashed into cyberspace. It's a track from Jada called "Who Run This."
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Today is September 11th. So first and foremost, I'd like to acknowledge everyone who was affected by the 9/11/01 fall of the Twin Towers-- whether they escaped doom, lost a family member, were down the street, or even here in the New York City in any borough. Rest in peace to all who didn't make it.
In this video, we have T.I., Plies, Fabolous, Jadakiss, Swizz Beatz... and Mya.
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Written By SOHH Reckless
I'm tired of this sh*t. Not that Memphis Bleek was ever relevant after the release of his debut album anyways. But this folly-foolishness reiterates the common belief that Bleek will never be anything more than Hov's behind-closed-doors.
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Written By SOHH Reckless
Written By SOHH Reckless
Written By SOHH Reckless
Written By SOHH Reckless
