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KRS One is back!
The Bronx, New York rapper is about to drop his 11th solo album titled Just Like That in early 2012. Here are the first visuals from the project.
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Busta Rhymes has signed with YMCMB according to Rap-Up.com. He joins an already crowded roster of artists. Hopefully he will a high priority for his new family.
Busta also announced that he is teaming with Google to give you his new song "Why Stop Now" featuring Chris Brown for free, and is looking for fans eager to take part of the song's video. You can grab that information from the video below.
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The Snowman is really about his business as the December 20th release date for TM103: Hustlerz Ambition approaches.
Peep the behind the scenes footage for the music video "F.A.M.E." featuring T.I.
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Check out this new banger from West Coast artist Cals. The track features Y.G., Bobby Brackins and Cals' artist Ethan Avery.
It was going down at the 2011 Exxxotica Porn Expo and True Stories Radio was there to capture all the action.
Hynaken of TSR was on hand to talk to some of today's leading men and women of adult film. He asked some outrageous questions and got equally outrageous answers.
Check out some of the Q&A below, then head over to BooBooTV to watch the full video.
TSR to Mr. Marcus: Give me your opinion on these three females; Nicki Minaj, Rihanna and Beyonce.
Mr Marcus: Rihanna number 1; 2 Beyonce and then Nicki number 5 because Nicki's gonna play some games. I'd creampie Nicki just cause she's a little b*tch. She's a little cocky and sh*t.
So if you could have Chris Brown, Drake and Kanye West fighting you...
Mr Marcus: F*ck the n*ggas
TSR to Lisa Anne: Any celebrities on your radar?
Lisa Anne: There's always celebrities on my radar. I would like to get me some D. Wade
D. Wade? You want him to splash you out?
Yeah!
TSR to Roxy Reynolds: What celebrities would you like to come splash you?
Roxy Reynolds: It doesn't necessarily have to be a male. I like Jada Pinkett-Smith.
Her skinny ass?
She is not skinny, yo.
You grabbed her ass before?
No, but I wanna hit that
With a strap-on you wanna hit Jada Pinkett Smith?
Yeah!
Peep the rest of the hilarious madness over at BooBooTV!
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Drake's new album Take Care will smash the first week numbers of it's predecessor Thank Me Later, if early projections hold up.
Thank Me Later moved 447,000 units in its debut week, Take Care is expected to move between 675,000-725,000 according to Hits Daily Double.
Take Care will be the second consecutive Young Money release to debut at No. 1 in 2011, following Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV disc which sold 964,000 units it's first week out.
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Lloyd Banks has released three outstanding solo albums. The Hunger For More 1 & 2 and Rotten Apple. All three discs had smash hits, but Rotten Apple may be the most slept on out of the three.
Blue Hefner shined on every track on the album which featured production from Havoc, Sha Money XL, Ron Browz, Eminem, 9th Wonder, Nick Speed and more.
Guests on the disc included a then unknown Keri Hilson on "Help," in addition to Musiq Soulschild, 50 Cent, Mobb Deep, Tony Yayo, Scarface and 8-Ball.
So, let's rewind and take a few minutes to appreciate some of Banks' best work to date.
What was your favorite song from Rotten Apple?
Track 1. Rotten Apple ft 50 Cent and Prodigy (Produced by Havoc)
2. Survival (Produced By RJ Rice)
3) Playboy 2 (Produced by by Ron Browz)
4. The Cake ft. 50 Cent (Produced by 10 for The Triad)
5. Make A Move (Produced by Midi Mafia)
6. Hands Up ft. 50 Cent (Produced by Eminem)
7. Help ft. Keri Hilson (Produced by Ron Browz)
8. Addicted ft Musiq Soulchild (Produced by Daniel Jones & Jermaine Mobley)
9. You Know The Deal ft. Rakim (Produced by Major Music Productions)
10. Get Clapped ft Mobb Deep (Produced by Needlz)
11. Stranger (Produced By Nick Speed)
12. Change (Produced By Black Flag Management)
13. NY NY ft. Tony Yayo (Produced by Eminem)
14. One Night Stand (Produced by 9th Wonder)
15. Iceman ft Scarface, 8-Ball & Young Buck (Produced by Dave Morris)
16. Gilmores (Produced by Younglord)
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Diddy is going all out to move bottles of Ciroc.
Peep the latest commercial for the vodka brand. What's even funnier than this clip are the youtube arguments over whether or not Diddy actually leaps this 1,000 pound bull.
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Ludacris stopped by Shade 45's "Sway in the Morning" show yesterday to promote his brand new mixtape, 1.21 Gigawatts: Back to the First Time.
While there, the Atlanta rapper performed an in studio version of "I'm On Fire."
Check it out below.
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Ludacris is firing shots at Big Sean and Drake in a new skit and song off of his mixtape, 1.21 Gigawatts: Back to the First Time.
"History Lesson" and "Bada Boom" take aim at the rappers, in particular Big Sean for claiming he fathered the "Supa Dupa" or "hashtag flow"
“With the super duper flow, I created that one word rhyme style,” Big Sean told MTV back in March 2011. “Drake really made it more popular, but Drake gave me the credit and was like I really got that from Big Sean. I think some artists just did it so wack man. Every time I say names I get in trouble and it’s like I’m dissing, but some people used it wack. If he said Ludacris used it wack, hey. Don’t get it wrong I’m not trying to dis Ludacris or nothing,” he explained. “He’s a great MC. But even though that that style that got so overused, there was a lot of people who did it great and there was a lot of people who didn’t do it so great. People always ask me was you mad that people took that style from you. I’m like, ‘Nah, that went and shows me how far I can go as an artist.’ I feel like I changed hip-hop. I haven’t even dropped an album yet. So that goes to show me how powerful my mind is.”
Drake also addressed that particular flow in an interview with AllHipHop back in June 2010.
"I don’t want to offend somebody…I hate that rappers picked that flow up. I wish they had left that for people that know how to use it. [They go like] “It’s a parade! MACY’S!”
That was a direct shot at Luducris, who said that line on the song "My Chick Bad"
“Couple girlfriends and they a lil' crazy/Coming down the street like a parade, Macys,”
Whether they meant to offend or not, it seems they did. Although Ludacris doesn't mention them by name, in this new world of subliminal rap disses, this one is pretty clear cut.
“I’m the truth in this booth and you n*ggas all hoes,” Luda raps on “Bada Boom.” “Counterfeit rappers say I’m stealing their flows, but I can’t steal what you never made up b*tch/ Y’all some duplicate rap cloning n*ggas/I manufacture you hoes put on your makeup b*tch. Let me explain, aint been nothing new since Big Daddy Kane/Flows will get recycled, passed around to different names”
He later went in further.
“May not like the way I used it, but you know you ain’t invent it, boy/Do your research before you make a claim so bogus that’s disrespecting pioneers in the game.”
Will Drake or Big Sean reply?
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Odd Future's Tyler, The Creator is set to release his third solo album titled Wolf in May 2012. He says fans can expect to hear a new sound from him.
"Talking about rape and cutting bodies up, it just doesn't interest me anymore," he told Spin. "What interests me is making weird hippie music for people to get high to. With Wolf, I'll brag a little bit more, talk about money and buying shit. But not like any other rapper, I'll be a smart-ass about it."
Tyler's seen his popularity soar over the past couple of years. Along with success and fame, he's also seen his bank account swell. The rapper recently bought his mom a new house and says he just can't relate to the guy who made his first two albums, Bastard and Goblin anymore.
"Now it's just girls throwing themselves at me and sh*t, but I got a girl back home," he says. "People who want the first album again, I can't do that. I was 18, broke as f*ck. On my third album, I have money and I'm hanging out with my idols. I can't rap about the same sh*t."
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Rap's punch line king is not done making mixtapes just yet.
Lloyd Banks announced recently that the just released Cold Corner 2 project would be his last body of free work. Some people took that to mean he would no longer be releasing mixtapes, but Blue Hefner surprised his Twitter followers yesterday when he announced that he has started working on V6.
"Back to work..new sh*t on the way! working on V6!," Banks wrote. "Thought about it...i can't stop..streetz need dat dope."
V5 was an incredible body of work. Expect the same of it's follow up.
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Rostrum Records now officially has two stars on it's roster.
Wiz Khalifa has been the face of the indie label, as well as the hip hop scene in Pittsburgh, but that has all changed now that Mac Miller has a No. 1 selling album under his belt.
The 19-year old's debut album Blue Slide Park sold 148,915 copies to become the first indie release since Tha Dogg Pound's 1995 album Dogg Food, to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
Congrats to Mac for making history.
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Lloyd and Keenan Cahill have some fun in their new viral video for "Dedication To My Ex (Miss That)."
The hit song can be found on Lloyd's latest album, King Of Hearts.
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The hustla is officially back and ready to reclaim his spot. Peep the latest track from Cassidy, produced by N.U.G.
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UK newcomer E.gle is looking to make some noise stateside with his music video release of "Dreams Money Can Buy."
Check it out below and keep to date on E.gle's upcoming projects by following him on Twitter.
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