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New Music: Bodega Bamz - YOLA! Ft. ETO, JR Writer, Joell Ortiz, Axel, Flee Lord (@BodegaBamz @ETOMUSICROC @JoellOrtiz @ImAxelLeon @JRWriter_ @inf_mobb_flee)

Posted by ChasinDatPaper on February 13, 2019 at 3:05pm

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This is hip hop at it's finest featuring an all Latin line up of Bodega Bamz, ETO, Joell Ortix, Flee Lord, JR Writer and Axel Leon.

Produced by Cas1 (@cas1beats). The track is titled YOLA!

This is off of Bodega's forthcoming album, "Dear Non Believers."

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Place Your Bets! Who Will Dominate Grammy Night? Las Vegas Oddsmakers Make Their Picks

Posted by ChasinDatPaper on January 29, 2010 at 6:00am

The 52nd annual Grammy Awards air Sunday from the Staples Center in Los Angeles, and it's sure to be a star-packed night. Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Kanye West and Jay-Z lead the nominees, and what we're most looking forward to is some good old-fashioned Grammy wagering. We love gambling. Some people might even say we're addicted to it. And while we can totally quit whenever we want, the Grammys are perhaps the most excellent betting event of the year. Wagering on them is basically like wagering on which way the wind will blow or what color socks that dude in the cubicle next to you will wear tomorrow: The results are almost completely random, which really spices things up. Still, there are those out there who are experts at handicapping these sorts of things (they're called oddsmakers), and in the hopes of getting a leg up, we turned to them for some advice. These are their picks for the night's biggest categories — Album, Record and Song of the Year, plus everyone's favorite crapshoot, Best New Artist. We're not gonna lie, we're relying pretty hard on their expertise — we need a new flat-screen TV. Anyway, from two of the best oddsmakers in the gamble-verse, here are the odds for the 2010 Grammys. Ladbrokes "The thing with the Grammys is, it goes through all the markets and is based largely on how the songs are received," said Nick Weinberg, Ladbrokes' chief sports, politics and novelty oddsmaker. "Beyoncé's odds are probably a bit shorter than they should be. Because she's a name, she can release a terrible album, and it would be nominated for an award. ... But Taylor Swift is the selection. All things being equal, she should win it. Quite an impressive record — which is why we made it our favorite." Album of the Year » Taylor Swift, Fearless: 11/8 » Beyoncé, I Am ... Sasha Fierce: 5/2 » Black Eyed Peas, The E.N.D.: 3/1 » Lady Gaga, The Fame: 6/1 » Dave Matthews Band, Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King: 8/1 Record of the Year » Taylor Swift, "You Belong With Me":13/8 » Beyoncé, "Halo": 9/4 » Kings of Leon, "Use Somebody": 4/1 » Lady Gaga, "Poker Face": 5/1 » Black Eyed Peas, "I Gotta Feeling": 5/1 Song of the Year » Taylor Swift, "You Belong With Me": 6/4 » Beyoncé, "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)": 9/4 » Lady Gaga, "Poker Face": 3/1 » Kings of Leon, "Use Somebody": 5/1 » Maxwell, "Pretty Wings": 10/1 Best New Artist » MGMT: 7/4 » Keri Hilson: 11/8 » The Ting Tings: 4/1 » Zac Brown Band: 6/1 » Silversun Pickups: 10:1 Bodog "This Year's Grammy Awards could be a clean sweep in the three main categories as Taylor Swift is the favorite to win Best Album, Record and Song of the Year," Bodog.com sportsbook manager Richard Gardner said. "And Bodog.com's bettors seem to think it may be possible. As of right now, all the early money is on Swift to do just that." Album of the Year » Taylor Swift, Fearless: 5/4 » Beyoncé, I Am ... Sasha Fierce: 2/1 » Black Eyed Peas, The E.N.D.: 9/4 » Lady Gaga, The Fame: 6/1 » Dave Matthews Band, Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King: 13/2 Record of the Year » Taylor Swift, "You Belong With Me": 5/4 » Beyoncé, "Halo": 3/2 » Kings of Leon, "Use Somebody": 4/1 » Black Eyed Peas, "I Gotta Feeling": 5/1 » Lady Gaga, "Poker Face": 11/2 Song of the Year » Taylor Swift, "You Belong With Me": 3/2 » Beyoncé, "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)": 7/4 » Kings of Leon, "Use Somebody": 5/2 » Lady Gaga, "Poker Face": 9/2 » Maxwell, "Pretty Wings": 15/2 Best New Artist » MGMT: 6/5 » Keri Hilson: 3/2 » The Ting Tings: 4/1 » Zac Brown Band: 9/2 » Silversun Pickups: 10/1 MTV Follow Me @Twitter.com/ChasinMoPaper
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Music: Tops And Flops Of 2009

Posted by ChasinDatPaper on December 28, 2009 at 5:30am

Hot Susan Boyle Boyle, a worldwide YouTube phenomenon, brought a whole new concept to modern celebrity: dowdy chic. With her unglamorous appearance contradicting her rapturous voice, Boyle reminded us of the power of inner beauty, and in the process managed to, at least for a while, outsell every shapely young thing on the planet. Boyle's debut racked up the biggest opening sales figure of the year: over 700,000 units, most of them on (gasp!) physical CD.

Maxwell After nearly a decade in hiding, the Brooklyn-born R&B singer made the kind of point-perfect comeback that instantly compensated for all the time away. His album "BLACKsummers'night" went platinum, earning some of the most enraptured reviews of the year, bagging no fewer than six Grammy nominations in their wake.

Kings of Leon They're the first new rock band to break through in far too long. In '09, this brash Nashville foursome enjoyed iTunes' most downloaded album, "Only by the Night." The band also racked up a slew of Grammy nominations for their song "Use Somebody," ensuring they'll become only hotter in 2010.

Taylor Swift Not only did this Nashville star (who just turned 20) have the top-selling album of '09 (with a tally topping 4 million copies), she became a combination saint/victim when Kanye West tried to ruin her moment of triumph at the MTV Video Music Awards in September. To certify her resurrection, two months later, at the American Music Awards, Swift even beat the sanctified Michael Jackson for the top prize: Artist of the Year.

Not U2 They may have enjoyed the year's most attended tour. But U2's latest CD, "No Line on the Horizon," bombed with fans and became the worst-selling disk of their career.

J.Lo Yes, she fell on her world-famous rump on the American Music Awards, but she quickly bounced back (literally, it seems) to survive one of pop's goofier, and most blabbed about, public gaffes.

Kanye West Already a famously bad sport, Kanye crossed the line to genuine jerk-face in the fall when he grabbed the limelight from Taylor Swift during her MTV acceptance speech and insisted that Beyoncé's clip should have won instead. After that, even the impeccably measured President Obama hauled off and called Kanye a "jackass."

Whitney Houston While the troubled singer's comeback CD has sold strongly (800,000 copies and counting), her interview on Oprah left a bad taste in the mouth, and her intended comeback appearance on "Good Morning America" live from Central Park! found her in scratchy and damaged voice, barely able to croak through four short numbers.

Chris Brown The young R&B stud achieved genuine pariah status this year by perpetrating the ultimate no-no viciously beating his girlfriend Rihanna after a pre-Grammy party. Brown spent the rest of the year apologizing, but the damage had been done.

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