D-BLOCK IS BACK IN THESE STREETS!

Written by SOHH Recklesss

Posted on April 23, 2009 9:45 AM

It all makes sense. They shed that useless little nuisance that they all wrote rhymes for. And now Jadakiss has a successful album in stores, so it's only right that the Yonkers trio get together and drop an album.

Live from Bed-Stuy we have Sheek Louch, Jadakiss & Styles P on location shooting a video for a single from their upcoming album No Security. This album is scheduled for a June 2nd release. For now.

Listen: "Get That Paper"

5 Comments

By KLO on April 23, 2009 10:02 AM

D-Block For Life!

By slick on April 23, 2009 10:29 AM

They shed that useless little nuisance that they all wrote rhymes for? Have you been in a cave?

By Tek617 on April 23, 2009 10:29 AM

DBLOCK fukkas

By VinnyL

on April 23, 2009 1:03 PM

I still don't understand why SOHH is making a big deal about 130K in first week sales.

Jada can still fall short of gold EASY.

And you can't even use the recession as an excuse. Kanye, and 50 went gold, and lil Wayne went platinum in their first week DURING THE RECESSION. While piracy and downloading was still in effect.

Me personally, I could care less what an artist sells because none of that puts money in MY pocket. All I care about is music that sounds good to me. If I could hear good music at a bootleg price, I WILL.

If rappers want to get money NOW, I would suggest that they:

#1 Stop getting raped
#2 Support the crackdown on the stealing that's going on. Oh I forgot... That's considered snitching by the "gangsters" in rap lol...

If you guys are real gangsters that are about your paper, then put it to a stop yourselves.

The reason why I believe that some of the presciptions for "saving HipHop" espoused by some on this site sounds a little Communistic is because the suggestions sound like support for a sort of top down regulation of how free enterprises make money.

That's the politics of envy!

I don't want "less millionaire rappers running around."

I only support regulation of the music business if it poses a risk to the enviroment.

I only support regulation of the music biz if the major labels and major radio stations have an "Unequal" and "unfair" advantage over small business.

Then that becomes a civil rights issue in the age of Obama lol...

I'm for the revamping of the Antitrust laws that gave Majors (white owned) an "unfair" advantage over small companies at radio (White owned) TV (White owned) and distribution (white owned).

The civil rights movement was successful at letting us sit at the same lunch counter, and allowing a few of us to attain power. But now it is time for Economic Justice....

With this being the greatest nation known in the history of man (Although ancient east African civilization lasted longer than any other) and the election of our first black prez. Let's hope that the U.S. Aristocracy has seen the light, just like the white abolitionist and White civil rights participants did.

I know that the white/J words in the industry fear Obama and his liberal crew (which includes white/J words). This brings me great joy to me.

By getlow80

on April 23, 2009 8:10 PM

Yo i'm happy that D- Block as a whole is starting to make moves i hope that everyone will open there ears and accept good music. I' like this if i down load your joint and i like it i will cop it to add to the collection.

SOHH NYC

New York is back, forget what you heard