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Lil Kim is a very freaky girl indeed.
The Queen Bee joined Gucci Mane at the 2010 Espy Awards After Party to perform the remix of "Freaky Gurl".
The duo rocked the crowd with additional help from Omega Psi Phi step team.
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Lil Kim is a very freaky girl indeed.
The Queen Bee joined Gucci Mane at the 2010 Espy Awards After Party to perform the remix of "Freaky Gurl".
The duo rocked the crowd with additional help from Omega Psi Phi step team.
Peep the footage below.
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1. Intro
2. My CEO Home (Video) (Video #2)3. Kitchen Ft. Gudda Gudda (Prod. By Murdah Baby & Yung Mills)
4. It’s Ok (Prod. By Murdah Baby)
5. I Run My City (Video)
6. Damnit I’m The Shit Ft. G. Baby (Prod. By The Legion)
7. Go Wild Ft. J. Money
8. Who Dat Ft. General Deezy & Joffy
9. Show Out Ft. French Montana
10. Ridin’ On ‘Em
11. War Time (Prod. By Murdah Baby)
12. Grown Enuff (Video)
13. Shoot Out Ft. G. Baby
14. Cloud 9 Ft. G. Baby (Prod. By Lex Luger)
1. Intro
2. My CEO Home (Video) (Video #2)3. Kitchen Ft. Gudda Gudda (Prod. By Murdah Baby & Yung Mills)
4. It’s Ok (Prod. By Murdah Baby)
5. I Run My City (Video)
6. Damnit I’m The Shit Ft. G. Baby (Prod. By The Legion)
7. Go Wild Ft. J. Money
8. Who Dat Ft. General Deezy & Joffy
9. Show Out Ft. French Montana
10. Ridin’ On ‘Em
11. War Time (Prod. By Murdah Baby)
12. Grown Enuff (Video)
13. Shoot Out Ft. G. Baby
14. Cloud 9 Ft. G. Baby (Prod. By Lex Luger)
New music video From the PLK!
Off The 'Return Of The PLK' mixtape Download Here!
Directed By James "Latin" Clark
HFM2 coming soon!
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Off The 'Return Of The PLK' mixtape Download Here!
Directed By James "Latin" Clark
HFM2 coming soon!
http://www.thisis50.com/
Artist: Gillie Da Kid ft Mike Knox & Black Deniro
Song: Good As The Best
Directed By : Dep for HighDepinition.com
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Artist: Gillie Da Kid ft Mike Knox & Black Deniro
Song: Good As The Best
Directed By : Dep for HighDepinition.com
email....highDEPinition@gmail.com
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Independent Album: The War Report 2
Headliners: Capone-N-Noreaga
Key Collaborations: "Bodega Stories" (featuring the LOX); "With Me" (featuring Nas); and "The Corner" (featuring Avery Storm)
Essential Info: N.O.R.E. says he's grown volumes since his debut, 1997's The War Report, but he couldn't stray too far from his roots on the sequel, released Tuesday (July 13).
"We ain't make something for the radio and we didn't make something for the clubs. We just really made something for the streets," Nore explained to Mixtape Daily.
"Originally, when we made The War Report, I didn't know that Manhattan existed. I didn't know that there was a Brazil. I never been to a Brazil when I made War Report. I might have never been to Brooklyn — I was Queens-ed out! Every verse I wrote, when I wrote for War Report, it was for my 'hood or for Queens. It really was for nothing else, because I never saw nothing else. That's why when you hear that [first album], you be like, 'This dude needs to travel.' It's like, wow, 'Lefrak, Lefrak, Iraq' all over it.
"You can't knock me because I never went anywhere," Nore continued. "The worst people in the 'hood are the people who never go anywhere. Those are the most miserable people because they don't plan on never going nowhere. That's who that kid was [on that album]. That kid you hear spitting on The War Report, he never went nowhere. The furthest he went was to Jamaica — and I mean Queens, not the island. I wasn't crossing these bridges."
While making the new LP, Nore was cognizant that he couldn't be the same rough-around-the-edges teenager again.
"So when I went back and did it this time, I said, 'I have to be cautious. I can't act like that. I done seen the world,' " he remembered.
Asked which War Report 2 cuts he holds in the highest regard, N.O. started with the album's lead record.
"My favorite joint is 'Pain' and 'Brother From Another,' " the LeFrak, Queens, veteran said. " 'Pain' is just like, you know when you get on the Scream Machine [at Six Flags Great Adventure], and there's a certain feel you get in your stomach, 'cause you know, for guys, our ba--s come up. Your ba--s twitter. When I hear 'Pain,' that's that feeling I get over there. It's a certain feeling like, 'Holy sh--. It's about to drop.' "
"Nah, 'Pain' is ill," Nore's partner for 20 years, Capone, offers up. "The first time I heard 'Pain,' I got goose bumps. That song, if you close your eyes and turn off all the lights, you might get scared listening to that joint. We got a joint called 'The Oath.' When you think of an oath, you think of pricked fingers. When you hear this record, you gonna definitely feel like you took an oath. Like you down with us, like you took an oath to be down with C-N-N."
" 'My Attribute' is a great performance record. It's uptempo, has energy. 'Hood Pride' will be a great performance record," Nore added.
With the release of War Report 2, the friendship between these two Queens natives comes full circle. Their bond stood the test of time, and the duo still has many years ahead of them.
"For me, it's like Nore said, our friendship is always gonna get tested," 'Pone explained. "Everybody knows at one point, our friendship got tested. That was publicly noticeable. But we came back stronger. A lot of people, their friendship gets tested. ... When you have a brother and you get older, y'all not always gonna live together for the rest of your life: You move out the house, he goes one way, you go the other way. But y'all still brothers."
After being targeted by 50 Cent in a series of songs and video clips, DJ Khaled has refused to engage in a rap beef with the G-Unit frontman vowing to only "represent the music."The Def Jam South labelhead has decided to pass on the controversial rap beef with 50 Cent:"I don't deal with negative energy, it's a waste of my time and my time is valuable," he said in an interview. "I keep negative away and stay positive...At Def Jam, we promote music...We promote hit records. That's what I respect. I'm always going to represent the music; Rick Ross is gonna represent the music. If controversy comes with it, it comes with it." (MTV News)The Terror Squad associate has taken a cue from frequent collaborator Fat Joe who also recently suggested beef should be dismissed for music:"50 Cent just gotta make music," Joe said in an interview. "He does all these diversions and disses rappers to eliminate the fact that he's not really hot and relevant right now. So if two weeks ago we were talking about 50 Cent, what record or what would we really be talking about unless he disrespected Rick Ross...I'm tired of all these gimmicks and these games. This man's just gotta put out hit records. That's what we're doing...We making music. At the end of the day, we fell in love with hip-hop to make music and hit records." (Kendra G)Khaled was drawn into the recent beef between 50 Cent and Ross when 50 released a video of members of Fif's camp stalking Khaled's mother's house and place of work:"Yo, I got this lil' poem I wrote for DJ Khaled," 50 narrates. "Your car tires got stabbed out, now you know, I know where you be. I just wanna tell you what a psychic told me. I know where your mama house at. Now look, you can see. But I just wanna tell you what a psychic told me. I know where your mama work at, now look at her, asleep. I just wanna tell you what a pyschic told me. I'm not the kinda n*gga you should f*ck with, B. I'm special. I have less compassion than the average human." (ThisIs50.com)Ross, on the other hand, has disregarded suggestions to just focus on music with the release of a new 50 diss track:"N*gga you doing radio interviews, they don't wanna listen to you, they wanna hear you talk about me," Ross says in the track. "Bang Em Smurf. Queens. Forever. I appreciate the hospitality. Ricky Ross. I'm buying a loft there now. I'm building a studio there now...You haven't dropped a hit yet. You probably with [Dr.] Dre in the studio, booked up, busy. Anybody wanna get involved, you're more than welcomed...I wanna see the gorillas. I wanna meet 'em...Put your hit out on me, I'm ready." (WSHH)In my opinion: i don't care about when my fave rapper (50) raps about others but when i heard he mentioned his mom it just blew me away. After everything he went through his life I still can't believe he'd diss and talk about his mother....he doesn't even have a mother because of poisoning and no other rapper is dissing him bout that. Anyways I am always on 50's side.....I LOVE YOU FIDDY (NO HOMO), hope to meet you before the day i die....GOD BLESS.Post your opinions below [Make sure you add my page]
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