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Amy Winehouse's legacy lives on in the form of a brand new music video and album.
"Our Day Will Come" will appear on Amy's posthumous album Lioness: Hidden Treasures, due December 6.
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Mac and Devin aka Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa take us behind the scenes of their new Dylan Brown-directed music video for "Young, Wild & Free." which also features Bruno Mars.
The song is off of their forthcoming soundtrack for the movie High School. The video will premiere next Wednesday (November 23).
Wiz also tackles Wale's "Bait" instrumental in his latest video for "Dessert"
Check both clips out below.
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Eminem and new Shady Records signee Yelawolf get the cover of Vibe's latest issue. Check out an excerpt of the interview the two did for the publication
This issue hits newsstand December 6th.
Eminem and Yelawolf on poking fun at their race:
Eminem, what advice do you offer, if any, on being scrutinized for being a white rapper. Do you guys ever talk about race in that way?
Eminem: We make jokes about it, but I don’t think we talk about it in depth. As I was listening to his music, I am not even thinking about any of that shit. It’s just the music. That’s one of the things that’s great about it. I’m not even thinking about it when I hear the music.
Yelawolf: We do poke fun of it because it’s funny. Like, he calls me White Dog.
Oh, you called him that on the BET Awards Cypher. I didn’t realize it was an ongoing joke?
EM: Yeah, or Beige Sheep. [Laughs]
YW: Cracker Nuts. Whatever, I think it’s kinda unspoken.
EM: We deal with it enough as it is. So now, let’s make music.
YW: Let’s make great records. At the end of the day, that’s all there is to do.
Yelawolf's thoughts on White Rappers using the N-Word:
When Yelawolf heard the presumptu- ous white female rapper V-Nasty was peppering her sarcastic raps with the N- word, he called it embarrassing, telling VladTV that an N-bomb-dropping white rapper might find themselves “slapped up, and it might be by a white boy.” While he admits to using the word as a child, he says the word term is off limits for any white person, rapper or otherwise.
“[In Alabama] we have a dark his- tory concerning the relationship be- tween Black and white people. I’m not a role model by any means, but if I said it around the house I got popped in the mouth,” he says, noting that his Black friends used the word as a term of endearment for him as well.
Eminem and Yelawolf talk about their past history with drugs:
You mentioned getting yourself right. Are you completely clean these days as far as alcohol and drugs?
EM: Except for the heroin I shot up this morning. Except for that, I’m clean. [Laughs]
While you’re clean, Yelawolf here smokes weed and—
Yelawolf: No, I don’t.
I hear that in your music a lot.
YW: I started smoking weed at 11. By 12, I was smoking dust. Thirteen, acid, Freon, special k, mushrooms; 16 years old, I was selling X pills at school. Not even because I was a good dope boy, but because I was a scumbag. It was called chocolate chip, and it had heroin in it. I used to take that shit and go to class. I went so heavy into drugs that I had a bad trip one time that lasted for months.
Source: Vibe
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GQ held their 16th annual Men of the Year party at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles last night (November 17).
While honorees Jimmy Fallon, Justin Timberlake, Jay-Z and Michael Fassbender were in attendance, Knockout of the Year Mila Kunis didn't make it to the event. There was still plenty of star power on hand.
Peep the pics and video below.
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A lap dance wasn't enough to satisfy a Brazilian Britney Spears' fan who tried to take a piece of the star with him.
As part of her Femme Fatale show Britney brings a fan on stage to perform a lap dance. Usually things go smoothly, but during her Rio de Janeiro show on Tuesday, a fan playfully bit one of her legs when she wrapped them around him.
Spears didn't seem to think it was funny. She quickly removed her legs and looked towards her security team before finishing the song.
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Check out the official visuals for Young Jeezy's song "F.A.M.E." featuring fellow Atlanta rapper, T.I.
The song is the lead single off of Jeezy's Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition album which drops December 20.
Young Jeezy teams up with Jay-Z and Andre 3000 for a brand new track off of the Snowman's forthcoming Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition disc dropping December 20th.
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Rihanna hit hup the X-Factor stage Thursday (November 17) to perform her Billboard topping hit, We Found Love.
The song is featured on Talk That Talk, Riri's forthcoming sixth studio album which drops November 21.
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DJ Premier has added conductor to his already impressive resume', as he teams with Nas and the Berklee Symphony Orchestra for a new song/video fusing hip hop and classical music.
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Jimmy Kimmel believes people have too many fake friends on Facebook. He's designated November 17th as National UnFriend Day.
To celebrate the day Jimmy invited Biz Markie to the show to perform a parody of his hit song "Just A Friend."
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Brian Bradley aka The Astronomical Kid, showed that he's still got some growing up to do after melting down on X-Factor yesterday.
The 15-year old Brooklyn MC found himself in the bottom two of the competition this week along with 42-year old Stacy Francis. The two were asked to sing/rap so the judges could vote for who they wanted to remain in the competition, but Astro's heart wasn't in it.
"On the real, I really don't wanna perform. I really don't think it's necessary," he said before turning to L.A. Reid. "But I'mma leave it up to you. You're my mentor. Do you think I should perform?"
Reid encouraged him to perform, telling him that he had come a long way in the competition.
After performing Never Can Say Goodbye by The Jackson 5, it was time for Astro to face the judges panel of Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul, Reid and Nicole Scherzinger.
"Astro I thought you came out and you acted a little bit like a quitter and it upset me," Reid told him. "Because you're too talented and you've come too far than to come out and give a lackluster performance after all the great performances you've given. Is that fair?"
Nicole and Paula were not as harsh, but Cowell didn't hold back.
"I don't like your attitude right now. So, just do me a favor and stop folding your arms, look at me and think about your mom watching this show," Cowell said. "Because you are showing disrespect to your mom, you're showing disrespect to the audience at home, and I don't like people with this attitude."
By now the audience had started to turn against him, but Astro was still defiant.
"No disrespect to you or this show, but I just feel like if you're going to put me in the bottom two, I don't want to perform for people who don't want me here, you know what I'm saying? That's it," Astro said while trying to fight back tears.
After a vote of 3-1, with Scherzinger voting in favor of Stacy, the judges decided to keep Astro although Cowell said he really didn't want to.
Check out Astro's performance and subsequent meltdown below.
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Here's one of the most anticipated tracks from Mobb Deep's Black Cocaine EP.
Havoc and Prodigy are offering their fans two special edition copies of the EP. A 5-song version drops November 21st to all retailers and indie outlets.
On Black Friday, November 25th they will drop a 7-song version to indie outlets only.
Both versions are limited edtions and will only be available until stocks run out.
Pre-order your copy from iTunes HERE
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Dr. Dre recently surprised the hip hop world when he announced recently that he would be taking a break from music to concentrate on spending more time with his family after completing projects for Kendrick Lamar and Slim The Mobster.
Slim sat down with MTV's Sway recently to talk about that very subject.
"After 27 years and for the time that I've been around, he hasn't beeon out of the studio long," Slim told Sway. "So, let him have a break. He gave us Eminem, 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg; he gave us a lot of things and it's time. It's some rappers that aint gave us nothing. So, let the man have fun now."
Sway asked Slim if it's possible that Dre could give us Detox before he goes on hiatus.
"I'm hoping, that's what we're shooting for right?" Slim replied.
Slim also confirmed that he's heard tracks with Drake and Jay-Z on them, but he has no idea if they will make the final cut.
"I don't know he's picky. He don't care about that name stuff," The South Central, L.A. rapper said. "It's gotta be appeasing to him and what he likes. And the thing too is people tend to forget that he is not a rapper. He is a producer. That's what his craft is... he makes the music. That's why Eminem's albums sound the way they do because he knows how to work those buttons and people tend to forget that. When you look at the records that he's made over the years he was more on the producing side of it. Those are the biggest records, the Eminem's, the 50 Cent's."
Slim The Mobster's War Music album is available now for free download at DJBooth.net
Check out his latest Eif Rivera-directed music video for "What Goes Up" featuring Snoop Dogg below.
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Chris Brown is fed up with his haters.
The 22-year old singer went off on a Twitter rant against people who continue to question him about his February 2009 assault of then-girlfriend Rihanna.
“I don’t say sh*t to anybody and everyone feels its cool to attack me. GROWN ADULTS!!!! that sh*t happened three years ago!” he wrote on the social networking site. “I know alot of you wack @ss (OLD) celebrities probably wanna f*ck my ex but talking sh*t on me wont get u far. And to be REALLY HONEST… yall wonder why n**ga spazzes all the time? Lol.”
Brown wasn't done just yet.
"TWITTER GETS WACK REAL FAST! I LOVE ALL THE POEPLE WHO SUPPORT MY MUSIC! i never said i was a LEGEND," he continued. "People please grow up. Ive never dealt with so much negativity in my life! its to the point now that its just ridiculous! IM NOT A POLITICIAN! MY MUSIC DOESNT PROMOTE VIOLENCE nor will it ever! only thing it will increase is the pregnacy rate! I wake up thinking of living my life..... YOU wake up thinking of me! NOW I REALLY CANT WAIT FOR THE AMA's! u dont have to respect me now... but u will."
Brown then deleted his entire Twitter timeline except for a couple of positive messages.
Is Brown starting to let his temper get the best of him?
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According to various reports we might be getting closer to finally seeing Chris Tucker reprise the role that put him on the map.
According to Ice Cube, he's working out a deal with New Line Cinema for a fourth Friday movie.
"The 4th Friday movie is in the works. Working out a deal with New Line Cinema," Cube wrote on Twitter yesterday (November 16).
While the rapper/actor/director made no mention of Tucker, Tiny Lister, who played neighborhood bully Deebo in the original 1995 film told TMZ that Tucker and Cube are in discussions.
"There's a lot of conversations that will hopefully go down next week with Ice Cube and Chris Tucker, then we're gonna do one more Friday," Lister said. "This is gonna be the big one."
In August 2010 Cube talked about his desire to have Chris reprise his role as "Smokey."
“Thats my dream. I hope so, I even want Chris Tucker in it. I think thats what everybody wants to see,” Ice Cube stated. “They want to see all of us together. I've been campaigning trying to put that together. Im going to keep campaigning until the idea is so old nobody wants to see it.”
Tucker's last film was 2007's Rush Hour 3. According to Deadline, he has been hesitant to do another Friday movie due to all of the weed smoking depicted in the film, but that seems to have changed if Lister is correct.
Would you like to see Chris Tucker in the new Friday movie?
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As we previously reported, Busta Rhymes is the newest member of the Cash Money team. He's not alone as Mystikal has also signed with Birdman, according to Miss Info.
Busta spoke with MTV at last night's launch of Google Music to explain why he made the move to his new label home.
"Google/Cash Money/The Conglomerate, it's un unbelievably ground breaking deal. There's never been a deal done like this before where the most powerful search engine in the world combines with the most powerful record company in the world," Busta said. "It's just amazing to see that they understood what Busta Rhymes means to the music, what Busta Rhymes means to the culture, what Busta Rhymes means to the embodiment of authentic hip hop. I'm very proud to be aligned with Google. I'm extremely proud to be aligned with Cash Money."
Check out the rest of the MTV interview below, as well as Cash Money's official announcement and pictures from yesterday's Google Music launch.
Birdman and Busta Rhymes officially announce they are joining forces.
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Money, power and respect are three things 50 Cent has in abundance. He's also shown his philanthropic side recently with his Street King initiative.
XXL recognizes 50's spot in the game by honoring him with five special covers for their December/January double issue. In addition the covers are a tribute to the G-Unit boss' forthcoming fifth studio album, which will drop in January according to the publication.
XXL’s double year-end December/January 2012 issue features five special covers celebrating the5 Faces of 50 Cent, in honor of the superstar’s fifth EP coming this January.
2012 marks 10 years since Fif took over the mixtape game with the release of 50 Cent is the Future. Over the past decade the superstar rapper has expanded his brand further than the average hip-hop artist and the different covers honor the five hats 50 juggles: The rapper, the actor, the businessman, the philanthropist and the bad guy, the latter cover which he shares with good friend and current Welterweight Boxing Champion Floyd Mayweather.
In the cover story, 50 analyzes the current music climate: “I don’t see what I fell in love with,” he says. “So now I gotta make music that reflects what N.W.A made. I have to make music that has the moments that Nas had. I have to make music that has what Biggie offered.”
He also discusses his currently untitled 5th solo album: “For me, I’m still up against what I’ve done,” he says. “So in order to top it, I know it’s a difficult task. You know, I see the bloggers. My audience hasn’t grown with me. They keep saying, “Aw, man, I want the old 50!” ’Cause those people, it would take them on a safari. I was bringing them close enough to the animals, without being able to get hurt. I was taking them into my neighborhood, where you can very well get your ass killed.”
In addition Fif talks Hollywood, feeding kids in Africa through Street King and much more. And 50 and Floyd break down their crew: The Money Team. “The Money Team is money, is power and is respect,” Floyd says. “It’s a lot of us. The team is, The Money Team is worldwide, and it’s growing. It’s growing each day.”
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