Interview from a couple days ago on the radio.
He says some pretty interesting stuff.
I’ll let you keep reading for the video and a link to stuff about Fat Joe’s new album
“The Elephant In The Room” in stores now, pick it up.
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Interview from a couple days ago on the radio.
He says some pretty interesting stuff.
I’ll let you keep reading for the video and a link to stuff about Fat Joe’s new album
“The Elephant In The Room” in stores now, pick it up.
Continue Reading
Rick Ross’ – “Trilla”
Fat Joe – “Elephant In The Room”
Snoop Dogg- “Ego Trippin”
Go out in the stores and buy them.
They are out today March 11th 2008
Click the links if you want to order them online.
I know I have been behind on my posting but I am pretty sure this post will make up for it.
At the very end of the post will be links to previous stuff so check those out too.
New video from Snoop’s Ego Trippin’. In stores March 11th.
It is basically the story of his career.
Check it out, keep reading…
This isn’t a Rick Ross single but Trilla is in stores March 11th, which is in exactly a week, so pick it up. Ace Gutta is the first person on Khaled’s new label on Def Jam.
Go buy Rick Ross’ album next Tuesday, continue reading the post to see the video and links to the other Rick Ross posts on here.
Is Nas a leader of a rebellion or is he the soothsayer, helping the rest of the world see what he has seen since he started rapping? The media may try to make him look like the gangster rapper who will rob your house and have his way with your wife and daughter despite what his music catalogue suggests of his character. Like Tupac over ten years ago when rap was under fire, Nas is stepping up to take whatever will come out of this and like Tupac he is now deemed as a dangerous gangster rapper even though the music points at consequences, hope, and inspiration.
Nas: Taking The Bullet:
Alright, so I was browsing through youtube and I came across one of their features that has to do with my topic for analytical research. It is the video collection of a debate style show that BET put on discussing the state of hip-hop music and how it affects society which was a major topic in America this year. I contacted the people who had the videos that were being featured and they said it would be great so I will also link to them at the end of the post. I thought the debate was pretty interesting when I caught parts of it on TV and I hope everyone else finds it interesting too, feel free to leave some response to them. I haven’t watched it in awhile so hopefully you hundreds of people passing through will leave some comments to discuss and bring up some points.