Video After The JumpThe newest Coke Boys, T-Bird and Duly aka Skyy High Entertainment LLC join French Montana in this latest video directed by Mazi O.
Be on the lookout for their new mixtape "Theater Seats" coming soon !!
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Jay-Z has broken his silence over the recent disses from his former Roc-A-Fella Records artist Beanie Sigel, saying that the entire beef caught him off guard. During an interview with Ed Lover today (Wednesday January 13), Jigga explained his current thoughts on Sigel. "This rap music and the competitive by nature, nothing really surprises me anymore but I'll honestly say, that was one that was like a shocker," Hov also said. "When you from a certain place, cut from a certain cloth, there's certain things that's just off limits. When you cross that line, we put you in a different box. That one was a little surprising. The competitive nature of rap music dictates that's how it goes more times than it's not...I think everybody run outta ideas, it's all just marketing at this point. I don't even think it's competition anymore..."
Previously, Beanie Sigel released a Jay-Z dissed called "Average Cat" in which he warned Hov about exposing his habits to his wife, Beyonce. "This ain't a diss record, this a real record/How it feel to get exposed -- I was the fly on the wall, I witnessed," Beans raps. "I could say sh*t to make B look at you different/And my gangster was never on trial, I was, stood up tall, no snitch/But the rapper Shawn called the police on me/Because I was front row at the Blueprint 3/I just wanted to see him emcee/Reminisce when we were the R-O-C/But he called on the c-o-p's/Not only that, he brought in the f-e-d's/So that's telling me, F-U Sig/So F you too and F Bleek three/Whether I rap or riddle out this motherf*cker -- my name good in every hood."
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Source: Rap Basement
Beanie Sigel "Average Cat (What You Talkin Bout)"
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01 The Roots – How I Got Over (Live)
02 Ludacris – I Do It For Hip Hop / Last Of A Dying Breed (Live)
03 Mos Def – Casa Bey (Live)
04 Beastie Boys – So Whatcha Want (Live)
05 Black Star – History (Live)
06 Snoop Dogg – I Wanna Rock (Live)
07 Ghostface – Baby f. Raheem DeVauaghn (Live)
08 Wale – Pretty Girls (Live)
09 Raekwon – Catalina (Live)
10 50 Cent – Baby By Me / Do You Think About Me (Live)
11 Clipse – Popular Demand f. Black Thought (Live)
12 Clipse – Grindin’ f. Black Thought (Live)
13 Q-Tip – Barely In Love (Live)
14 Goodie Mob – Soul Food (Live)
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Posted by Eve Lora on December 19, 2009 at 10:54am
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Twitter: @bmimms @evelora @yogottikomAs Eve Lora "The New Fresh Face In The Industry" Makes Her Way, She Is Defitnitly Leaving Traces.Not Only Being Interviewed By The Drama King Himself but hustling a 5 Star Chick Co-sign from Yo Gotti proves her hunger, determination, a destiny for success.Her Role of Mrs. Ortiz, in 50 Cents Film "Before I Self Destruct" Is Gracefully opening doors for her... If Not, you can be certain She's Breaking them down. lol.How ever she gets their, there is no doubt she will be there.
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With the close of the decade here, there is no shortage of “best of” lists reviewing top achievements throughout the pop culture landscape. But when it comes to most noteworthy music of the ‘00’s, one album that has been showing up on just about everyone’s list is 50 Cent’s 2003 debut Get Rich Or Die Tryin’. The seminal release, which has to date sold over 12 million copies worldwide, transformed the troubled Curtis Jackson, a former Queens, New York drug dealer and local mixtape favorite, into one of the biggest musical acts on the planet.
Propelled by the hypnotic Dr. Dre-produced anthem “In da Club” and the backing of hip-hop’s paramount seller Eminem (50 was the first artist signed to Em’s Shady Records, which released the project jointly with Dre’s Aftermath Records), Get Rich represented more than just a commercial triumph. It was a cultural landmark that gave East Coast street rap a fresh platform, opening up a new world for the unlikely entertainment mogul.
Looking back on the album, 50 Cent has a more personal attachment to Get Rich or Die Tryin’.
“With Get Rich I had so much to prove on that album,” recalls the rapper who dropped his fourth studio album, Before I Self Destruct, in November. “Everything had to be perfect in my head. I wanted to make sure that everything I said captured my true feelings at that time. I just felt like it was God’s plan to be where I was at. My mind frame at that point was the music. Anything that would have come in my way at that point I would have removed it the best way I know how. The ‘hood teaches you to do it in a way that’s not sensible.”
One of the aspects that made critics take note of 50 Cent was his surprising vulnerability, a trait that you would not normally associate with a combative, controversial artist who has been involved in high profile verbal sparring with everyone from Ja Rule, Jadakiss, and Game to Kanye West, Rick Ross, and most recently, Jay-Z. But 50 insist he was just keeping it real.
“A lot of rappers don’t write about their fears or point out where they didn’t get the best of a situation,” he says. “So the first time I experimented with it was with songs like ‘Many Men.’ I’m telling folks that there is blood in my eyes and I can’t see. I’m hurt at that point. I’m vulnerable.”
Yet, after Get Rich, 50 Cent’s life would never be the same as his success spun off a multi-million dollar label (G-Unit Records); a successful G-Unit clothing line; a major film (2005’s Get Rich or Die Tryin’); and a stable of platinum acts (a crew that included Game, Lloyd Banks, and Young Buck). But even as the commercial muscle has dramatically declined for 50 Cent, the spitter insists that he is still the same hungry kid who made the music world take notice.
“That’s what people want from me…. to give them the real shit,” he says. “That’s a part of me. It’s necessary to have aggression to survive but that’s not all of me. There’s so much more.”
Source: Vibe.com
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Video After The JumpSasha Delvalle, the beautiful young lady who plays Princess in 50 Cent's 'Before I Self Destruct' movie is starting to do big things in the modeling and acting world.
If you have seen 'Before I Self Destruct' chances are you probably hated the character she played, but loved watching her play it which is a sign she did a great job.
Peep the photo shoot Sasha did for DynastySeries.com and the video where she models to the sounds of 50 Cent's "Get It Hot" off the album 'Before I Self Destruct'
'Before I Self Destruct' the movie comes packaged with the album, so go cop the cd today!
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Rap giant Eminem is heading over to jolly old England to headline a concert that also features singer Pink on the bill.
That's not the biggest news however. For the first time I can remember Slim Shady has agreed to censor his lyrics to appease gay rights groups that might protest the show.
According to AllHipHop, Eminem agreed to perform at the 2010 Wireless Festival after he and the show's promoters agreed to terms on this issue. Activist group OutRage! has been successful in boycotting artists like Buju Banton and Beenie Man in the past. Em wanted to avoid any confrontation with them or similar gay rights groups while visiting the UK.
The show will take place at London's Hyde Park in July of 2010.
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The Broad Street Bully keeping his promise to put his foot on Jay-Z's neck. B.Sig dropped not one but two disses aimed at Jigga's head. Will Hov respond? I don't know but he should. You can't have niggas shitting on you while you do nothing in return.
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Posted by Mr.I Get It on November 7, 2009 at 3:39am
After a few good single releases that didn’t quite make it mainstream, 50 Cent found that Billboard topping hit record he was looking for.50 Cent’s latest single “Baby By Me” featuring Ne-Yo off of his new album Before I Self Destruct has managed to debut on the Billboard Hot 100 at number 31. Which is a great look for 50 Cent making it one of his best debut Billboard chart positions to date.50’s new album Before I Self Destruct will be available digitally on November 9th and will also be available in stores on November 16th along with a full length feature film directed by 50 himself of the same name included in the albums packaging.
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