Mobb Deep recruits reggae artist Bounty Killa for the opening track off of their forthcoming Black Cocaine EP, due out November 25.
You can pre-order the EP now on iTunes HERE
Official tracklisting
1. Dead Man Shoes (feat. Bounty Killa)
2. Black Cocaine
3. Conquer
4. Get It Forever (feat. Nas)
5. Last Days
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Rumors were swirling around the internet yesterday that Dipset Capo Jim Jones had been involved in an altercation in Harlem, New York on Monday (October 24).
Jones spoke with Hot 97's Miss Info yesterday to confirm that he was involved in a fight with three men, but says it was a botched robbery attempt.
Check out the full story courtesy of MissInfoTV below.
Here are two pics of Jim after the incident. Capo doesn't have a scratch on him.
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Kreayshawn has a hit record and a major label deal, but some people are still skeptical about the "Gucci Gucci" rapper. Count former Three Six Mafia rapper, Gangsta Boo as one of those skeptics.
"I don't listen to Kreayshawn, I'm really not feeling her," Boo told XXL. “I think she’s a wigger. I think she looks like she came out the movie B.A.P.S.; like the whole ghetto girl thing, I don’t know if that’s how white girls do it in Oakland. I really don't know. I got to meet her personally to feel her out, to understand like, ‘OK, well this is really this girl, like she ain’t a wigger, this just her. She likes ghetto looks. She's not trying to be a ghetto black girl, that’s just her.’ So until I meet her I have a lil’ bitter taste in my mouth for her. To me it’s an act and it’s a gimmick, but its not a funny one."
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T.I. stopped by the Chelsea Lately show yesterday to promote his new book, Power and Beauty.
In addition to the book the two discussed Tip's recent prison stint, his mentor growing up, his decision to help save a suicidal man's life, Diddy's recent confrontation with a club patron over Ciroc vodka.
Tip also teases Chelsea about her past relationship with 50 Cent.
"Your last name isn't Lately by the way Chelsea," he joked. "I thought your last name was Cent. I thought it was Chelsea Cent."
"No that's not true," Chelsea replied. "50's last name was Lately for a while, but then we changed it back."
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Roc Nation artist J. Cole releases new visuals for "Lost Ones," a track that appears on his number one selling debut, Cole World: The Sideline Story.
With just a Dollar and a Dream, this video was shot in 2008 before I even had a record deal, Three years later, watching it still gives me the same emotions. This is dedicated to the Lost Ones. - Jermaine Cole.
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T-Pain releases a new song and video for a track that will appear on his forthcoming rEVOLVEr album.
Album drops December 6 via RCA Records.
Crown Royal Entertainment is proud to present: "The Artist Lineup". We are currently on the lookout for more up and coming artist looking to get their work heard. We believe unity is the key, without it, the industry may lack to survive the nearing future.
Gansta Marcus
Our first artist up was born Cleveland, Mississippi 1982. Although he has the Gangster name, he certainly does not carry the image. With a swag & R&b mixture in his music, if given the right platform, this artist is sure to fly to differnt levels of his career. Listed below is two songs of the artist that are my favorite.
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As we previously reported, Webbie fired major shots over the weekend aimed at 106 & Park host Terrence J, after being banned from BET. Webbie threatened to physically assault Terrence when he catches up to him.
Monday (October 25) the Louisiana rapper called into Chicago's Tony Sculfield and the Morning Riot Show to clarify his stance.
"It aint nothing against me and BET. I love BET, I've been watching BET all my life. I am BET... BET is black entertainment," Webbie said. "That was some personal stuff. You know Rocsi and Terrence, that's his old lady. Y'all go look at that Vibe magazine picture. That's what happened."
According to Webbie, he and Rocsi go way back
"I know her before I made 'Bad B*tch' and 'Gimme That P*ssy,' I knew her before I started making any raps. I don't know the other dude Terrence, that's on him," Webbie said. "I don't know her personally. I just know how people live where we live. The picture explains it all. I'm just saying Terrence get your h*e man, that's your h*e... get your h*e man. This aint got nothing to do with BET. This aint got nothing to do with the millions of kids that I say stay in school. I make sure I tell 'em stay in school. I tell these girls if you get pregnant early take care of that baby 'cause that's your fault. Don't get pregnant early, go be somebody. This on a busta that needs to get his h*e."
Webbie insists he wasn't banned by BET and that Terrence is solely responsible for him not being able to appear on the network.
"This is a personal issue, I love BET. This is a personal issue between this young man or whatever you wanna call him."
As far as the threats to put his hands on Terrence, Webbie says he might not, but there are other people that want to.
"He aint worth it, but I'll just tell him he better be cool 'cause everywhere I've been going I got the streets in my pocket," he said. "And they telling me 'we gonna beat him up' and I don't even be knowing these dudes. But every corner I hit they know so he better stay inside."
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It's been almost twelve years since D'Angelo released his last album. Legal troubles and rumored problems with drugs and alcohol have kept him from completing his long awaited third studio album, but that wait may soon be over according to good friend ?uestlove.
"He's in the home stretch right now," The Roots drummer told The Juice. "I know that Fred Wesley and the JB Horns just did a cut that Q-Tip did; I know he's doing his vocals right now."
Quest also revealed more details about Undun, The Roots' 13th studio album.
"We actually completed [the album] at five [o'clock] this morning, so it's officially done," ?uestlove said. "It's essentially a biographical narrative about Redford Stephens. Stephens [is] a composite of four or five people that we've known over the past few years from Philadelphia."
According to The Juice, Undun will tell the story of Redford's life in reverse. From his death to his birth.
Undun is due out December 6th on Def Jam Records.
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Vybz Kartel's legal woes took a significant turn for the worse when he was hit with a 2nd murder charge in Jamaica.
As we previously reported, Kartel, real name Adidja Palmer was charged October 3 with murder, conspiracy to murder and illegal possession of a firearm in connection with the death of Barrington Burton.
On Monday (October 24) the 35-year old dancehall artist was hit with another murder charge in the death of Clive Williams aka Lizard, according to the Jamaica Observer.
Also charged in Williams' murder is Kiro Jones.
“Arrangements are being made to have Palmer and Jones brought before the Courts shortly,” a police news release said.
Kartel is said to be "shocked at these baseless allegations, but has the greatest confidence in the judiciary and the legal system," according to his lawyer, Michael Deans.
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Despite her seemingly endless trips to court and jail there's still a considerable amount of people who just can't get enough of Lindsay Lohan.
The troubled actress is stripping nude for an upcoming issue of Playboy magazine for a reported $1 million dollar fee according to TMZ.
Lohan turned down a previous offer of $750,000 hoping Hugh Hefner would up the offer. Apparently Lindsay got what she wanted because the photo shoot for her Playboy spread started this past weekend.
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Eddie Murphy is hitting the talk show circuit in order to promote his upcoming movie, Tower Heist.
The actor/comedian stopped by 106 & Park yesterday to tape a segment that will air tonight. Joining him was Nas, who recorded the song "It's A Tower Heist" featuring Officer Ricky for the movie's soundtrack.
The 106 film crew also hit the streets to find out why people love Eddie so much.
Tower Heist, which also stars Ben Stiller hits movie theaters November 4.
Check out the pics from the movie's premiere at the Zeigfeld Theater in NYC last night courtesy of Rap-Up and Global Grind. Plus videos below.
106 & Park hits the streets to find out why people love Eddie Murphy
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'Cause I may be bad, but I'm perfectly good at it/Sex in the air, I don't care, I love the smell of it/Sticks and stones may break my bones/But chains and whips excite me. - Rihanna "S&M"
From her music videos to interviews, Rihanna has made no secret about the fact she likes to mix things up during sex.
The pop princess was spotted picking up a few essentials at a sex shop in Paris, France recently.
Riri reportedly dropped $1500 in five minutes on lingerie, toys, leather handcuffs, scented candles, bath-oils and an X-rated book, Omahyra & Boyd, by photographer Ellen Von Unwerth according to The Sun.
"She knew exactly what she was after and didn't want any assistance picking out items," an onlooker told the publication. "There was no dithering. She was grinning from ear to ear and seemed to be in a hurry to get back to her hotel."
Riri wasn't quite done shopping in Europe. A couple of days later the singer was spotted leaving a weed shop in Amsterdam according to The Sun.
Riri with recent purchase from Paris sex shop
Rihanna leaving cannabis cafe in Amsterdam
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While Bobby Ray puts the finishing touches on his sophomore album, Strange Clouds, the Grand Hustle spitta drops off a nice surprise in the form of a new video and song for his fans.
Check out the Motion Family directed clip below.
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We could be seeing a Lil Wayne collaboration with Tyler, The Creator sometime in the near future.
Wayne recently expressed an admiration for Tyler and his Odd Future crew and according to Tyler the feeling is mutual.
"Wayne's cool. I ran into him at my hangout back home, and he's just cool," Tyler told MTV News. "I wanted to kinda fan out and sh*t. But he gave me a speech about how happy he was that I won a VMA and that seeing my mom go crazy kinda made him feel like he won it too, because that sh*t was real as f*ck. He sat there for three minutes giving me a speech and I was like 'I just wanted to say The Drought 3 was my sh*t.' I couldn't 'cause he was sitting there like 'Yo, I love everything you do. That [VMA] sh*t almost made me cry.' It was awesome"
The Odd Future front man added that he has a beat in the stash for Weezy, he just has to muster up the courage to ask the Young Money CEO to hop on it.
"I actually have this beat that I want him on, but I was too scared to get it to Clancy [his manager] to get it to them, but Wayne's cool."
Would you like to see a collaboration between Lil Wayne and Tyler?
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