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Nicki Minaj shot footage in England for her upcoming new music video for "Freedom." The song is of of Nicki's new album Pink Friday Roman Reloaded: The Re-Up, which drops on November 19th.
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Devin The Dude and his crew Coughee Brothaz present the official music video for "We Get High," the first single off the soundtrack to Devin's new film "Highway". Soundtrack also features smoked-out appearances from 2 Chainz, UGK, David Banner, Curren$y, Slim Thug, Smoke DZA, and more. Order now at iTunes.
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Saigon is fed up with a lot of today's hip hop music and he's ready to do something about it. During a new interview with The Breakfast Club, The Yardfather said he would like to punch Rick Ross and 2 Chainz in the face for putting out music that is detrimental to our youth.
"If they don't change the message though, for real I'm on a whole new beef," Saigon said. "[I'd want to punch] Rick Ross, Two Chainz... everybody who is putting detrimental music to children. Because these companies market music to children and y'all know that. If you're gonna do that put the same thing you put on a porno. You know when you go in a movie store and the porno had it's own little section. Do that for this music because this is marketed to children. And we all know that. I did 106 & Park the other day and I was so sad to see these little young girls spitting the lyrics and some of the stuff that was coming out of their mouth. And they're 13 and 14."
What do you think about what Saigon's comments?
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Machine Gun Kelly decides to hop on Mac Miller's hit record "Loud" and give it a "Louder" remix. MGK's Lace Upalbum is in stores now.
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CTE's Tone Trump jumps dead in the middle of the Gucci Mane/Young Jeezy beef by releasing a new diss record aimed at Gucci titled "Bottles of Diddy."
The track is produced by Smitti Boi and features Krutch.
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Lil Fame of M.O.P. steps into the booth over at XXL to let loose a Show N’ Off freestyle while Statik Selektah holds down the turntables.
Peep that below.
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Bronx, New York newcomer G. Bub drops a couple of freestyles over Drake's "The Ride" and the Wu Tang Clan's "C.R.E.A.M."
Be on the lookout for Bub's Free Cheese product coming later this year.
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Eve becomes the latest artist to hop on Future's hit "Turn on the Lights." The Mike Will Made It-produced joint is definitely popular among hip hop artists.
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GQ has rolled out it's full spread of Rihanna photos from it's Men of the Year issue. Riri has never looked better as she nearly takes it all off in sexy pics.
Check them out below.
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Alicia Keys made her first appearance on VH1 Storytellers last night. She dazzled the intimate audience by talking about her career and performing songs from her extensive catalog.
Check out some of her performance below.
"Brand New Me"
"You Don't Know My Name"
"Empire State of Mind, Part 2"
"Not Even the King"
"If I Ain't Got You
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As the clock ticks down to the November 27th release of her fifth studio album, Girl on Fire, Alicia Keys is keeping herself busy by promoting the disc through interviews and concert appearances.
Her latest interview is with Complex Magazine for their December/January issue, a cover she shares with Harlem's A$AP Rocky.
To read the full cover story head over to Complex, but before you do peep the great photos of Alicia shot by photographer Gavin Bond below.
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9th Wonder and Buckshot dropped their collaborative album today titled The Solution. Duckdown Records decides to give fans a preview of the album by releasing a full stream for you to check out.
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Nardwuar the Human Serviette caught up with Waka Flocka Flame and his brother Wooh Da Kid when they were out in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada recently.
They discuss Reema Major, punk rap, Doug E. Fresh, Waka's wild stage shows, Common, Slick Rick, Mos Def, and a Kool G. Rap puzzle
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The National Socialist Movement (NSM) a neo-nazi group and the Ku Klux Klan descended upon Charlotte, North Carolina on Saturday November 10, to spread their message hate, but instead were drowned out with humor.
Counter-protesters dressed as clowns brought out squeaky toys, whistles, noise-makers, red noses and flour. Every time the NSM shouted "white power," they were drowned out with chants of "wife power," "Dwight power" and "white flour."
The counter-protest was organized by The Latin American Coalicion.
"The message from us is, you look silly,” Lacey Williams, the youth coordinator for Charlotte’s Latin American Coalición, told WCNC. “We’re dressed like clowns and you’re the ones that look funny. I think it’s really important to have a sense of humor. What they want is for us to fight them. They want us to hit them with hate. We can't become them.”
“Instead of meeting hate with hate, they were going to meet hate with love,” protester Tom Strini "It just shows that more people in this country are in favor of equal and human rights than there are people who want to kick all dark-skinned people out of the country"
“We're just a great big happy melting pot,” said City council member John Autry. “I just wanted to come out here and make sure people understood that I did not support the views of the people behind up here with the microphones."
The protesters were outnumber by the counter-protesters by at least 5 to 1.
According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, the NSM is an organization that specializes in theatrical and provocative protests and is one of the largest and most prominent neo-Nazi groups in the United States.
Pics from Colorlines.com
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A brand new EP from Bishop The Greek comprised of 7 all new original records in a sequel and continuation to his summer EP "Rap's Renaissance". Featuring the single "Shut It Down" with Dubbs produced by Alcatrackz which was on AllHipHop.com.
Tracklist:
1. Words From Bynoe
2. Everyday (Produced by DJ Ophax)
3. Mr. Police (Produced by Screwaholic)
4. My Name (Produced by DJ Ophax)
5. Death Is Certain (Produced by DJ Ophax)
6. Shut It Down (ft. Dubbs)(Produced by. Alcatrackz)
7. Thug Love (ft. Carina Mitchell)(Produced by Tantu)
8. I Wish (Produced by Kwan Lee)
9. Outro
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A couple days ago a Yo Gotti record titled "Have Mercy (Gucci Not Know What He Do)" hit the net. The song was thought to be Gotti's response to Gucci Mane dissing him recently.
As it turns out the record was leaked by the producer of the track, Seneca Cayson A.K.A. Seneca Da Product because he claims he's been producing records for Gotti and not getting paid.
In the 11-minute long video released by Seneca, he runs down a list of songs that he produced that he hints were leaked by Gotti, leaving him out in the cold.
"As a producer when a record gets leaked, I gets no money," Seneca says. "The artist gets the publicity, the fame. They get show money. But me being a producer with a leaked record I gets nothing. It started getting old because every excuse was somebody broke into my Gmail. I was just caught up in a situation where record after record kept leaking. Putting myself and my brand in a situation where I didn't want it to be. The reason for me letting [Have Mercy] go is I just came to a point in my life where I said "you know I done did all this work. I done stayed up lade. T done drove, I done flew. I done did so much and these records are just sitting here.' So, I just got the point where I said 'I'm just gonna let them go.' The Gucci Mane/Yo Gotti situation. The beef or whatever is going on just happened to be the driving point. It just happens this fits right in."
When the record dropped Yo Gotti immediately responded by saying he didn't support it, but Seneca says he has no regrets.
"From a marketing standpoint it was like muah," Seneca says. "I have no regrets with letting them records go. The record in my eyes did nobody any harm To me it was a stimulus package. One thing everybody needs to realize is the producer of today is in a position of not benefiting. You got all these artists that's dropping mixtapes and getting these beats for nothing and benefiting greatly off of these projects. And the art of producing is becoming extinct."
At the end of the interview Seneca leaks another new Yo Gotti song titled "No Trust."
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Roc Nation spitter J. Cole releases "Miss America." The song if the lead single off of his upcoming sophomore album Born Sinner.
The album is due out on January 28, 2013.
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Fresh off the successful opening week of his debut album Dreams and Nightmares, Meek Mill made an appearance yesterday on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
The Philly star performed "Young & Gettin' It" featuring Kirko Bangz, The Roots and Funkmaster Flex.
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