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In this video directed by The Last American B-Boy, Ron Browz aka Ether Boy is surrounded by sexy ladies with very flexible limbs.
You can cop the single now from iTunes.
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As we previously reported, Jim Jones teamed up with Dan Tan and Parish Nation to launch Protocol, an outerwear clothing line. An extension of that is his own "Vampire Life" gear which will be available January 20th.
Here we get a behind the scenes look at Capo getting his hands dirty in the factory where the clothes are being manufactured.
Peep the video below as well as pics of Jim, Trav and Sean Kingston rocking some of the gear.
Hit up the Vampire Life Twitter and Facebook pages for information on how to purchase.
Pics courtesy of IFWT and SplashySplash
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After a disappointing end to the X-Factor season where he placed seventh, Brian Bradley has good reason to be happy today.
Ending weeks of speculation and rumors MTV is confirming that the 15-year old who raps under the name, The Astronomical Kid, has inked a deal with L.A. Reid at Epic Records. Reid was Astro's mentor on the show.
In an interview with VladTV earlier this month Astro talked about what having Reid in his corner meant to him.
"He's a great man. He let's me be me and that's what I respect," Astro said of Reid. "I feel like if I didn't have L.A. as a mentor I probably would have went insane."
Astro will appear on "RapFix Live" today at 4 p.m. ET on MTV.com to talk about his new deal.
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The Elite Money Empire catches up with Brick Squad Monopoly rapper Yung Joey for an in depth interview.
Joey speaks about being down with Brick Squad from day one, but it wasn't until recently that he put his entire focus into being an artist. Joey also talks about his career goals and lays down a dirt bike challenge to Meek Mill, plus a lot more. Check it out below.
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The Marathon Continues for Nipsey Hussle as the California rapper drops new visuals for "Forever On Some Fly Sh*t"
The clip was directed by Dan The Man.
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Season 2 of Love and Hip Hop is drawing to a close. The 9th episode just aired and the producers showed they have great taste in music. G-Note recording artist Hot Rod's single "Dance With Me" is featured at the 49:30 mark right before a big confrontation between Kimbella and Erica Mena.
Check it out below.
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Diddy wasn't in the mood to hand around long with fellow guests at The Weinstein Co.’s Golden Globes after party Sunday night (January 15). He was apparently in a hurry to leave with rumored girlfriend Cameron Diaz.
Diddy and Diaz arrived at the party separately, but after posing for pictures with Paris, Nicky and Kathy Hilton, Diddy found Diaz talking to another guy and told her, "let's go" according to the New York Daily News.
Diddy grabs a handful of Paris Hilton's a$$ as they posed for pics
Diaz and Diddy then headed for the exit before being stopped by three male fans of Diaz who asked her to pose for pictures. Diaz obliged, but that didn't last long before Diddy again told Diaz he was ready to leave.
Cameron Diaz at Golden Globes after party
“I’ve never seen him so controlling,” a source told the New York Daily News, who added Diaz “seemed to like the manly power thing.”
The two then left the party together.
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B.o.B unveils a new video for "How Bout That." The track is off of his mixtape EPIC: Every Play Is Crucial and features Future and Trae Tha Truth.
Directed by Gabriel Hart
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It's that time again. PUFFPUFFPASSTUESDAY is here and so is another hilarious episode of Double G News Network. In this episode Nemo H*es goes to the movies and lets viewers know which flicks he approves of.
One movie not on Nemo's approved list is "The Muppets." Find out why in the video below.
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Fans will have to wait a little bit longer for the debut album from Kid Cudi and Dot Da Genius, together known as WZRD. The album was originally scheduled to be released on January 30, but that date has been changed to February 28.
Dot made the announcement via Twitter yesterday.
Hey Guys, WZRD Update:
Me and Cudi have been working on our debut album and it's almost near completion. We are in the final stages of mastering but we really had to take time and pay attention to the sonics as this is new territory for us. With that being said, we have decided to change the release date. We are looking roughly at Feb 28th. Y'all know how Cudi is' and I'm the same way. Everything has to be in place and now it is.
Dot added that the band will release the singles "Teleport 2 Me" and "Brake" on January 30 to hold fans over until the full disc is ready.
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Hip-Hop's most controversial group is about to drop lots of new music in 2012.
Odd Future will be releasing The OF Tape Vol. 2 on March 20th via Odd Future Records with distribution being provided by Sony Red. According to Rolling Stone, the disc will feature contributions from Tyler, the Creator, Frank Ocean, Hodgy Beats, Domo Genesis, Leftbrain, Mike G, Syd the Kid and The Internet.
A 10-city North American tour will kick off in March to coincide with the release.
As an added tour bonus the group will screen an episode of their new Adult Swim show Loiter Squad before every concert. The sketch comedy series premieres on March 25th. The concerts will also feature Odd Future pop-up retail stores for fans that want to grab official OFWGKTA merchandise.
The OF Tape Vol. 2 is only one of four expected Odd Future related releases in 2012.
Singer Frank Ocean will be releasing his major label debut this year. The group's front man Tyler, The Creator will release Wolf in the Spring. In addition Left Brain and Hodgy Beats, together known as MellowHype are expected to drop an album this Summer.
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Rihanna ditches the blonde hairdo seen in her previous pics for Emporio Armani Underwear & Armani Jeans in favor of long dark locks for the company's Spring/Summer 2012 campaign.
Peep the pics below.
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One of Papoose's most memorable songs is "Alphabetical Slaughter." In it he rhymes using letters of the alphabet going from A to Z. On his upcoming album, The Nacirema Dream, the Brooklyn MC says he will be releasing a part two of the record, this time rhyming from Z to A.
"Alphabetical Slaughter is a record where I flow from A to Z. I break down all 26 letters of the alphabet, but I don't do it just to do it, or just to say I'm doing it," he told Kevin W. Reese of Hartford's 93.7. "I challenge any artist to do it. They try it but they never do it the right way. If you look at Alphabetical Slaughter on a piece of paper it should be in alphabetical order. So when you're using 'A' words, it should be nothing but 'A' words in there. You can't say 'the' or none of that. It has to make perfect sense what you're saying. We need to see this in writing and really see that you're making sense and it's really in alphabetical order. That was Alphabetical Slaughter part 1. On my album The Nacirema Dream, which is coming out very soon, I did it from Z to A, where I'm using all totally different words. If I use any word that I used in part 1, come check me."
Pap goes on to say that The Nacirema Dream will be coming out in the next couple of months. He's releasing it independently through his own label.
He also talks about what he considers to be the greatest rap battle of all time.
"I'ma keep it real with you. It was a lot of great battles, but I gotta say... I can't even say great battle. but to see someone get annihilated. I gotta say Jay-Z and Nas. That [Nas' Ether] was decapitation man," Pap said.
Check out the rest of the interview below where Papoose weighs in on the Drake vs Common battle and Remy Ma stepping her game up lyrically while in prison.
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Freddie "Gangsta" Gibbs and Madlib drop visuals for the title track off of their 2011 EP. You can cop the EP from Stones Throw Records online store.
Video directed by Jonah Schwartz
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DJ Kay Slay is getting ready to release his fourth and final studio album, Rhyme or Die, later this year. He's been working overtime recruiting rappers and DJ's from coast to coast for the project.
"60 Second Assassins" is the third official video to be released by the Drama King for the album so far. It features Busta Rhymes, Twista, Layzie Bone and Jaz-O.
Tyga has earned a lifetime ban from the World Beat Center in San Diego, California after fans rioted when he failed to show for a concert there.
TMZ is reporting that the Young Money rapper was scheduled to perform at WBC on January 6, but never made it and didn't give the venue any advanced notice he wouldn't be performing. Once the 1200 fans inside realized Tyga wasn't coming they started trashing the facility.
The San Diego police department had to be called in to stop the riot after venue security got overwhelmed by the angry mob. It took 12 officers to stop the chaos and get the fans out of the venue.
Walls, floors and other property were reportedly damaged.
Tyga's reps didn't respond to TMZ for a comment.
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If you hardly recognize Beyonce in the new promo picture for her latest album '4' you're not alone. The singer is drawing criticism for the photo that shows her with skin a few shades lighter than she actually is.
The singer was also accused of something similar when she appeared in a 2008 ad for Loreal.
"It’s like, Again? Are we here again? I think in a lot of ways shes culpable because there’s history there," Lincoln Anthony Blades, founder of ThisIsYourConscience.com told the New York Daily News. "She's not saying explicitly you have to lighten your skin, but it does carry that inherent message,"
The controversial new photo shows a blonde Beyonce reclining on a leopard-print couch wearing a black knit monokini. If her name wasn't prominently displayed on the picture you might not know it was her. Some argue that her lighter than normal complexion in the picture could be the result of bright lighting.
Beyonce seen left in July 2011, and right seen shopping in Los Angeles in February of the same year
Beyonce also drew criticism for a 2011 photograph that showed her out shopping in Los Angeles. In that picture she also looked much lighter than normal.
Writer Yasmin Alibhai-Brown said at the time that the singer was causing harm to the self esteem of black and Asian kids.
"Too many black and Asian children grow up understanding the sad truth that to have dark skin is to be somehow inferior," Yasmin wrote in the Daily Mail. "Of course, black and Asian parents work hard to give their children a positive self-image and confidence in their appearance, despite the cultural forces stacked against them. "But when black celebrities appear to deny their heritage by trying to make themselves look white, I despair for the youngsters who see those images."
Is this a big deal about nothing? Or should Beyonce make sure this doesn't happen in future photographs?
Pics from the Daily Mail
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