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Written by NmyHood
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Tuesday, August 26 2008 |
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 Check out the Kanye West, Takashi Murakami collaboration for the song Good Morning. A trailer for the song/video was actually released around January. Murakami is known for his outside the box art, he even designed a select number of Louis Vuitton bags with Marc Jacobs.
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Written by NmyHood
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Thursday, August 21 2008 |

DJ Khaled is set to drop his third album this September, with guest appearances from everyone. Its sad when DJ's are dropping more records then rappers, but ohhh well.
The album features Kanye West, Fabolous, Fat Joe, Nas, Ace Hood, Sean Paul, Busta Rhymes, Flo Rida, Akon, Rick Ross, Trick Daddy, Plies, Lil Boosie, Trey Songz, Lil Scrappy, Birdman, Bun B, Pitbull and many more.
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Written by NmyHood
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Thursday, August 21 2008 |
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 Lil Weezy aka Lil Wayne lands the October cover of XXL, Ehhhh gotta sell mags one way or another I am sure Wayne stan's will purchase with glee. The cover seems to suggest that Weezy F. Baby is out of this world, he is on the moon doing his moon dance.
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Written by NmyHood
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Tuesday, August 19 2008 |
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Hip Hop's number one power player Jay-Z is set to take over the world of personal electronics well at least the world of headphones. Check out one of the first few flics of the bluetooth enabled, wireless, lightweight headphones the Motorola JayZ.
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Written by NmyHood
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Tuesday, August 19 2008 |
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The source releases the final two covers for its 20 Anniversary Issues, the last two covers feature legendary rappers Ice Cube and Queen Latifah the previous covers featured Nas and LL Cool J. Other Covers: Click Here
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Written by NmyHood
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Monday, August 18 2008 |
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 Forbes releases its to 20 list for Hip Hop's biggest money earners for 2008. In the 2008 edition of this list we see the familiar faces, but there are also a few surprises that we see on this list. Coming in at number 12 Eminem, he hasn't released a record in years, yet he still took in 12 million (guess him signing 50 cent was not a bad look at all). Also coming in at number 12 Common, never new being a conscious rapper was so lucrative Common raked in 12 million for the year. Chamillionaire certainly raised his stock last year by dropping negative lyrics from his recordings that smart move landed him the number 14 spot on the list he brought in 10 million. Not on the list: Tupac pulled in 15 million which is amazing considering he has been dead for over 12 years.
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Written by NmyHood
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Tuesday, August 12 2008 |
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Jay-Z created a huge buzz on the net by dropping Jockin' Jay-Z (Dope Boy Fresh) which was produced by Kanye West and is the warm up single for Blueprint 3.
This album is sure to be historical as it is his last studio album with long time parent label Def Jam, in the future he will be recording for Live Nation per his recently signed 150 million dollar contract.
Kanye West and his long time mentor No I.D have been working hard making tracks for Blueprint 3, which does not have an official release date as of yet. As allways we will keep ya posted. Peep the full Jockin' Jay-z track CLICK HERE
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Written by NmyHood
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Tuesday, August 12 2008 |
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The source for twenty years has been exactly that, it has been the source for Hip Hop news and has always been respected for it's 5 mic rating system. Oddly enough the source was created by two white men David Mays and Jon Shecter who were both heavily influenced by Hip Hop culture.
The source remained a power house in the Hip Hop genre until the 2000's when Co Owner Benzino started a feud with Eminem which eventually led the magazine into bankruptcy. The Source has recently been resurrected out of bankruptcy by the publishers of Black Enterprise. Lets see if the Source can rise back to prominence, they are releasing four limited edition 20th Anniversary Issues the first two that have been released feature Nas and LL Cool J.
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