Check out the clip below to get an insight look into Kendrick Lamar and company behind the scenes. Kendrick’s first official album drops today too so make sure you visit your local retailer and pick that up and support real music. West Coast.
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The video kind of plays out like a short documentary style and look out for special guests like Lebron and J. Cole that TDE caught up with while livin’ life on the road.
Gunplay calls into Power 105’s Breakfast Club to speak on the altercation at the BET hip hop awards. Lets just say his description of the way it played out in comparison to what the visuals show is very different.
CLICK HERE to see video of TMZ catching up with 50 Cent who appeared to be unfazed by the altercation as he landed in New York following the BET Hip Hop Awards Show in Atlanta.
You can’t really see clearly what exactly is going on here but just at the beginning of the video you can see a visibly upset Rick Ross looking like he’s ready to go. Ross can be seen just before he goes out of focus taking off his chain like he wants to fight….with numerous police already trying to tone the situation down in the hallway. If you look close you can see DJ Drama in the back as well with a concerned look on his face. Once Rick Ross passes him DJ Drama continues down the hall and books it to go do his radio show before being shouted out by the camera guy.
It’s sad that in the aftermath a perfectly good mirror was destroyed for apparently no good reason. Somebody is looking at some possible bad luck I suppose. Here is DJ Drama’s most current response on the matter he shared with Hip Hop DX.
Here is the video footage of DJ Drama speaking on the confrontation he witnessed after leaving the venue to go host his radio show.
From what the video appears to show is 50 Cent and his camp backstage walking somewhere when all the sudden the fight breaks out. Tossed like a rag doll is MMG signee Gunplay. From what the audio at the end of the video states a man can be heard saying that Gunplay was to blame for the attack because of trying to sneak attack 50 Cent and run.
I can’t lie I feel bad for the guy but you have to wonder if this is normal behavior for someone of his background? At an award show you try and fight 50 Cent when he’s with all this security? It just doesn’t make any sense. In fact, that has to be common sense. Then again this is behavior from a guy who openly admitted to having drug problems. This also raises concerns if the between G-Unit and MMG is once again a priority in 50 and Ross’ agenda. Check out the clip below.
Almost forgot…what do you think of Tony Yayo possibly being one of the best if not the best hype man of all time? In concert this man is on point with 50 Cent bar for bar and knows how to play his position. Top it off, he springs into action and says the same ad-libs (provides authenticity) that he does on the track. I’ll be honest, it was my favorite part of the video.
The clip below is video footage taken of Lil Wayne at a deposition last June. He’s currently suing Quincy Jones III over using his music in the now infamous The Carter Documentary documentary.
I personally liked it and thought it appeared to be an honest representation of who Lil Wayne is. There has never been nor will we probably ever see again a video piece like this again of Wayne hit the media. It wasn’t a surprise that before the documentary even dropped Wayne’s camp was trying to stop the distribution of it. What you see in the video below is the legal process in motion and a mandatory legal meeting Wayne needed to attend.
Make no mistake, this isn’t typical behavior that you would see take place at such a meeting. Wayne is seen being very rebellious, rude, sarcastic and disrespectful to an attorney and in the presence of a judge.
This is an interesting documentary I caught on the Fuse channel maybe almost a year and a half ago. It’s really cool and takes you behind the scenes during the 2004 festival. This was a big moment in hip-hop history and something the fans were looking forward to for quite some time. However, the idea of getting every member of the Wu-Tang together again for a live performance was definitely easier said then done. If you like great documentaries and especially ones about hip hop you’ll love this one.
This track was recently recorded along with another record over at Felix’s Fly Society studio. It’s just an early preview to an upcoming project more than likely going to be entitled Honest Livin’.
But for now, please be sure to check out and download the mixtape Delay To Fame for FREE right now. Download available on the official bandcamp page.
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CJ Wallis, videographer and editor, brings us the Jet Life Chronicles series. Here is episode 1 with Spitta and company chillin’ and shooting a video for “Hammers & Vogues” with Maybach Music Group member Stalley.
An exploration of the huge questions behind the James Holmes Batman movie theater massacre. Questions include:
* Where did James get his bomb-making training?
* How did James acquire his military-style weapons and gear?
* Why were his actions such a departure from his known personality?
* Why did he calmly surrender to police without a fight?
* Why did he tip off the cops to the bomb booby traps at his apartment?
* Was this part of an agenda related to the UN small arms treaty?
I ran across an interesting article and this video was posted along with it so I thought I’d share. This is via Natural News.
Here we get to see a behind the scenes look into what the artists behind the movement feel about the brand. Though Kanye is M.I.A. it’s still pretty cool to see Q-Tip and Common in the mix.
I wonder how GLC, Really Doe, and Cons feel when they see things like this? And where’s CyHi The Prynce?
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