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Mr. Raspy is baaaack. Jada is in my Top 10. What about you? Originally spotted at Realtalkny.
Even if my performance is local
I’m still considered the Michael Corleone of the vocals – I run this!
-Jadakiss
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Mr. Presidential
Read all about it and watch footage of the historic moment at HuffingtonPost.
More on Hiptics:
Read about Obama’s plans to reverse the Bush years
Watch President-Elect Obama’s recent Economic Policy speech
Did you see the Victory celebration?
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Where did my beats go?
This is a little cooler than when your favorite internet rapper steals beats from Soundclick producers. I think a lot of hip-hop heads forget that Eminem’s been rapping over mostly his own production since MMLP + producing for everyone from Jay-Z to Nas. Pretty impressive for the Best Rapper Alive. 50 Cent is going to drop a bomb with Before I Self Destruct. I can feel it…
If you’re wondering where 50 Cent found inspiration for his forthcoming album Before I Self Destruct, the answer lies in an unusual place. A trip to Detroit to work with Dr. Dre on the record caused 50 Cent to start rifling through the files on Eminem’s computer. Slim Shady was absent from the session, but that didn’t stop 50 Cent from delving into his hard drive.
Instead of looking for copies of Eminem’s divorce settlements or his porn browsing history, the celebrated rapper went looking for beats, and found one that he couldn’t resist using. “I went through Em’s computer and found what I needed,” he said. “I wrote it; Em heard it. He was like, ‘You gotta keep that for yourself. This is too crazy.’ First, I think he was gonna take it from me, then he was like, ‘He gotta use that for himself.’” Read the rest of this entry »
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Jay-Z immortalizes Obama's Victory in a Song
Jay-Z leaked this track about the historic moment of the first black president in United States history. It’s a solid track, one that will be remembered more for it’s message and timing rather than it’s quality. Listen to History by clicking here.
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