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Warren G and DJ Skee chop it up about the song that defines a genre in music.
"Regulate" ushered in a brand new style of music. When Warren labeled the sound g-funk it stuck.
Now with the passing of Nate Dogg, the man that blessed "Regulate" and countless other hits with his golden vocals, Warren steps back and reflects on the recording process of that hit record and reveals the vocals were recorded in a closet.
The Young Money camp continues to diversify it's talents.
According to Rap-Up the label had added rocker, Porcelain Black to it's roster. The singer joins UK pop star Jay Sean and rocker Kevin Rudolph as a growing number on non rap acts call YM/CM home.
Black was introduced at the 1st show in Providence, RI on Lil Wayne's "I Am Music II" North American tour.
Her 1st single is titled “This Is What Rock ‘N’ Roll Looks Like,” and features Lil Wayne is suppose to hit iTunes on March 29.
It will be interesting to see if Wayne will continue to make rock influenced songs. His 'Rebirth' album was either hit or miss with most fans.
Porcelain and The Tramps "Gasoline"
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Ladies you can stop with any of your other exercise regimens and pick up this one.
Crunch Fitness has started new "Sexercise" classes called Kama. Named after the Hindu god of love.
The classes goal is to help women reconnect with their sexual core.
Dr Melissa Hershberg of the University Health Clinic in Toronta further explains the benefits of the workout.
"The pelvis core, also known as the sexual core is the area of our pelvis that involves the external muscles as well as the internal muscles," Hershberg said
Hershberg says these areas are often ignored, and by working them out you can enhance sexual pleasure, aid in fertility, childbirth and libido.
Ok I'm sold, what do yall think?
Prodigy and Havoc drop their 1st new material since P's release from prison on March 7.
Over an Alchemist produced banger, the Infamous Mobb Deep pick up right where they left off.
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MTV held its sixth annual mtvU Woodie Awards at the SXSW Music Conference in Austin, Texas.
Wiz Khalifa was the big winner taking home the "Woodie Of The Year" award for his breakout smash hit "Black & Yellow."
The Woodies are voted on by college rock and hip hop fans.
Check out Wiz performance below and the energetic stage show of Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All.
Wiz Khalifa "Roll Up/Black & Yellow"
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Slim Thug is holding it down for H-Town with his new cd "Tha Thug Show."
This track is one of the highlights of the cd, and features Dre Day plus the world's number 1 Couphee Brotha, Devin The Dude.
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Tiger Woods has had a rough time personally and professionally over the last couple of years.
Getting a divorce last year after a very public fall from grace, due to the revelation that he had at least 14 affairs while married to Elin Nordegren.
He's also playing his worst golf ever. Woods lost his number 1 ranking and now sits at number 5 in the world.
Despite all that, Woods showed he had a great sense of humor last night (March 17) on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, as Jimmy poked fun at the scandal. And by playing his new game "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters" with Jimmy and Amy Poehler.
Tiger Woods and Jimmy Fallon interview part 1 of 2
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Tiger Woods, Amy Poehler & Jimmy Fallon playTiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters, Part 1 of 2
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Dudes have really started to disrespect former Death Row Records CEO, Suge Knight.
Knight is having all kinds of issues trying to handle n*ggas that just want to test him for the hell of it. Apparently getting knocked out at club's messes up your tough guy reputation.
Suge's latest scrap happened last Saturday (March 12) at Aria Hotel in Vegas. A little guy walks up to Knight and says "I can take you" prompting Knight to start throwing blows according to TMZ.
After a couple of minutes of swinging and missing at each other, both parties get seperated and go on their own way.
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Sean Kingston is back with a fresh new video in support of his new free mixtape 'King Of Kingz.'
One of the pioneers of the West Coast's g-funk sound has passed away.
According to the Long Beach Press-Telegram, 41-year old Nathanial Hale aka Nate Dogg has died from complications from multiple strokes..
The singer had suffered 2 strokes in the last several years. Last year Warren G made a video plea to fans asking for financial support for Nate.
Nate came into the game during the Death Row Records era with Snoop Dogg, Warren G and Tha Dogg Pound. Although he had several solo albums Nate will be most remembered for singing hooks and ushering the g-funk era when he and Warren-G dropped "Regulate".
R.I.P. Nate
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Warren G ft Nate Dogg "Regulate
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Rihanna found a way to turn a horrible situation into a positive and she's more than willing to talk about it.
In the new issue of Vogue, Riri rehashes the Chris Brown assault situation, saying it gave he music an edge.
"It actually gave me a lot of liberation. What I mean is, I was able to tap into the personal part of my music. I started to tell stories through my music that were actually my stories.
"My album before that, there was still a little bit of protection, there was still an innocence to me. And what that time in my life did was kind of wake people up - it's not all a bed of roses. My life is like yours.
"It made me look at the world in a much bigger way because my life was suddenly superduper magnified; all eyes were on me. I needed that in my life to know how to say, 'F**k off!' To know how to keep my head high even in the worst of situations. I keep using the word unapologetic, but there's a freedom that has come with all of that. Where you feel like you don't have to make an excuse for being yourself."
In other Rihanna news, the singer has been rumored to be on a list of singers/actresses for 'The Bodyguard' remake.
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The Source was able to snag quite a coup recently when they got the chance to sit down with rapper Prodigy of Mobb Deep.
P talks about how it feels to be home, recording again and reminisced on when he and Havoc made "unsigned hype" way back in the day.
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