Jim Jones brings the heat on a new track featuring Cam’ron – “White Powder.” – Listen to “White Powder.” in full below.
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Coming from the FEDERAL RESERVE EP … Coming 2014 here is Humphrey Produced by A-Trak & Party Supplies
Here is Nicki Minaj’s visual for “Starships”, directed by Anthony Mandler. Nicki’s latest album Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded is out now.
In the UK, Nicki Minaj’s Fans had the opportunity to have the album in advance, But In the United state of america this is the official release date and As Nicki Minaj is on full mode promotion she passes by BET’ 106 and Park last night as she performs some hits from her latest effort “Pink Friday : Roman Reloaded” with surprises guests Check it out below
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Cam’ron may say that dipset is over and claims that he owns all rights to the name, however this has not stopped Jim Jones representing dipset on his latest track featuring Waka Flocka. Check out the full video for Chasin The Paper directed by motion family.
New York: Five Out Of Five from Red Bull Music Academy on Vimeo.
Celebrating the boroughs’ most iconic hip hop albums, the Red Bull Music Academy pays tribute to hip hop, arguably the most influential youth culture of our time – right where it all began. Over the course of five days, five classic albums from five boroughs are revisited via workshops and public talks in each respective borough. At night, the artists re-create their seminal work for a special concert, bridging the gap from old to new school. The five albums are: ‘The Great Adventures Of Slick Rick’ (1988), Black Moon’s ‘Enta Da Stage’ (1993), ‘Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)’ (1993), ‘The Infamous’ by Mobb Deep (1995), and Dipset’s ‘Diplomatic Immunity’ (2003).
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Red Bull Music Academy World Tour
Over the course of five days, five classic albums from five boroughs will be revisited in lectures and workshops throughout NYC. From September 25th to the 30th Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Staten Island and Manhattan will be the landing spots for each lecture and performance that will pay homage to arguably the most influential youth culture of our time – Hip Hop – right where is all began. At night, the artists will re-create their seminal work for a concert in each respective borough, bridging the gap from old to new school hip-hop, Including such as Lloyd Banks, Mobb Deep, Slick Rick, Wu-Tang Clan, Black Moon, Big Daddy Kane, Dipset & Vado. Check below for concert details.
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Cam’Ron & Vado – Hey Muma (Video)
