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Few artists are born into hip hop and even less are able to capitalize off of their family name. Harlem's own Square Off have been able to not only learn from their father and legendary MC Dougie Fresh, but they have not wasted a second of their opportunity. Hitting the early bumps as most artists do, the group stayed focused on their craft and have begun to understand what their fans and what the streets want to hear from them

 


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NEW VIDEO FROM SQUARE OFF BEAMING FREESTYLE OFF THEYRE UPCOMING MIXTAPE MONEY MOET & MEMORIES THE MIXTAPE IS SET TO BE RELEASED THE END OF THIS MONTH, ON THIS JOINT THEY TALK ABOUT THE GOODS AN BADS OF BEING THE SONS OF THE LEGENDARY DOUG E FRESH, THEY DELIVER SOME GOOD LYRICS OFF OF LUPE FIASCOS BEAT "IM BEAMING" THANKS FOR ALL THE SUPPORT AN EXPECT ALOT MORE FROM SQUARE OFF NEW MUSIC FROM THEM AN CORY GUNZ DROPPING NEXT WEEK OFF MONEY MOET & MEMORIES

 



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Square Off - No Chance [Listen/Download]

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New from square off from their upcoming project Money Moet & Music titled "No Chance" they deliver their lyrical skills to the fullest on this one be sure to keep your ears open on the project dropping early january 2011, an square off is still working on stadium status so gear up thanks for the support hope your holidays were good God bless

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The Cali Swag District have gotten a lot of credit for the “Dougie” dance craze that has swept the country, but the originator of the dance is actually hip hop legend Doug E Fresh.

Fresh stopped by ESPN recently to talk about how he created the dance, and to grade a few of the sports stars and tv analysts technique.

I thought it would be cool if we did the same and vote on who did the best “Dougie” this year.

We’re excluding the professional dancers from the poll like the Cali Swag dudes and Chris Brown.

So check our 9 contestants out below and vote for your favorite.

Doug E Fresh Talks To ESPN About Originating The "Dougie Dance" 20 Years Ago

QB Drew Stanton Of The Detroit Lions


Washington Wizards Guard John Wall


Glen "Big Baby" Davis Of The Boston Celtics


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Guard Nate Robinson Of The Boston Celtics


Reid Brignac Of The Tampa Bay Devil Rays


Kentucky Women's Basketball Coach Mathew Mitchell




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Nick Gleamz, Trips and Slim, known collectively as Square Off are back with some new heat for the street.

This time they have teamed up with Street Family member Paul Cain for this banger off their upcoming LP ‘Stadium Status’

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Legendary party-rocker DJ Jazzy Jeff was stopped mid-performance in Las Vegas Wednesday night (August 25) while DJing a charity event in honor of his former partner, the late DJ AM. According to reports, the management at Surrender nightclub were "unhappy" with the musical selections Jeff was playing and made the decision to pull him mid-set. Jeff later tweeted about the incident, saying "Funny when people r having a good time but management isn't..can u say...The Right Party at the Wrong Place...F--- it...AM Lives."

Known for being both one of the most universally respected and beloved DJ's, Jeff was donating his time in honor of his late friend, who held a DJing residency at Rain nightclub in Vegas prior to his death. Unfortunately this is not the first time that Jeff has been forcibly removed from the stage while DJing. Jeff was similarly disrespected during the Kansas City stop on the Bacardi B-Live tour in June of 2009 when event organizers complained about his hype man Skillz' alleged usage of "gang signs" while Jeff played Biz Markie's unrequited love anthem "Just a Friend." Jeff has yet to comment about the incident (beyond his tweet). Source: BoomBox twitter-5d.gif
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HipHopWired Reports Known globally for her success as a member of the Hip-Hop group Salt-n-Pepa, Sandra “Pepa” Denton has taken time to look back at her history. While reminiscing she goes back to the time when she was talking to rapper turned actor Will Smith and has shown some regret to not actually dating Smith. In an interview that was posted by GlobalGrind the former rapper gives an account of her encounter with the Fresh Prince. "I thought Will was really cute and we would hang out a lot on the road. He liked to take care of me and never let me spend a dime. He was that kind of guy, real generous. I remember when they won their first award, he asked me to go out with him afterward. He was so excited. We were walking along the street getting ready to grab something to eat, and he just gave this homeless guy $100 dollars…I sometimes kick myself when I think about what could have been. He was so nice to me, but I really wasn't feeling him. I guess I couldn't appreciate a nice guy like Will Smith. He wasn't thug enough. I was attracted to thugs and hoodlums. Will was too nice to me." As with most women in their early ages, the tough guy seemed to be more of an appeal as opposed to what Smith had to offer. "I liked people like Louis Burrell (MC Hammer's brother). He was rough, he was street and he didn't pull any punches. He would walk around with a cane and pimp hat. He always referred to women as b**ches." Even with all that, I liked him." Denton released her autobiography Let's Talk About Pep in August 2008 where she chronicled her life and gave a behind the scenes glimpse of the fame, family, failures and accomplishments that accompanied her during her peak as a celebrity. In it she speaks on her relationships and dealing with failed marriages and trying to escape from domestic abuse. Now no factual names were released in the book and pseudonyms replaced names but everyone can read between the lines and make their own judgment to who she may or may not be referring to.

Pepa, along with her partner in rhyme Salt, are currently stepping in to take the place of Wendy Williams for her radio show as she had journeyed out to television and left the radio business behind her. Along with that there are rumors that she will be partnering with TLC member Chilli to have a series that should premier on VH1 in 2010. Now ladies, particularly the younger generation of the African-American community, this may be a reflection of situations that you have continuously placed yourself in while the dating realm thinking that the nice guy is unappealing and wanting that thug. Clearly it might be time to take a close look at the end of the tunnel because the thug remains the thug whereas nice guys, such as Will Smith, go on to make multi-million dollar movies on a yearly basis. Now if that's not saying anything then hey enjoy that lifestyle of dealing with the man constantly on the run. That has to be exciting.

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