Bow Wow's Underrated cd is due out March 13th. The official tracklist was released today and revealed some interesting features.
Ace Hood, Miguel, Chris Brown, Musiq Soulchild, Talib Kweli, Meek Mill, Jadakiss, Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J all make appearances. Machine Gun Kelly and Boys II Men are featured on the deluxe edition.
On the production side Bow recruited Cardiak, No I.D., Bei Major, Drumma Boy and Jahlil Beats among others.
Peep the full tracklist below.
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T.I. and Young Jeezy hop on the official remix to Bobby Ray's "Strange Clouds." The song is the lead single off of B.o.B's sophomore album of the same name.
The disc is due out March 13th.
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Grammy nominated rapper J. Cole appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon yesterday (January 31) to perform "Can't Get Enough" off of his debut album Cole World: The Sideline Story. The Roc Nation artist got an assist from the best house band in the business, The Roots.
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Don Cornelius, the creator of the ground breaking television show "Soul Train" has been found dead.
TMZ is reporting that the body of the 75-year old was discovered this morning at around 4 AM PT in his Sherman Oaks, California home. According to the report police believe Cornelius died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
Sources said there was no sign of foul play, but the Los Angeles Police Department is investigating.
"Soul Train" was a very popular variety show that featured performances from many star R&B, soul and hip hop acts. It aired from October 1971 to until March 2006.
As the show's host, Cornelius ended each episode with the popular catchphrase: "I’m Don Cornelius, and as always in parting, we wish you love, peace and soul!”
R.I.P. Don Cornelius.
Don Cornelius dead at age 75
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With his Underrated album due in stores March 13th, Bow Wow releases visuals for the lead single "Sweat" featuring Lil Wayne.
The single is available now via iTunes.
Nicki Minaj's "Stupid H*e" music video has racked up over 20 million youtube hits since it premiered January 20, but it won't be seen on BET.
The cable network is refusing to air it according to TMZ because it's too explicit for television. Nicki tweeted on Saturday that the video would be seen on MTV Jams, which is also owned by Viacom so that wouldn't seem to make any sense.
Fans of the video can still see it unedited on youtube. The video-sharing website hasn't flagged it as being inappropriate or age-restricted.
BET has yet to release an official statement on the ban.
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