Damn it’s good to see Raekwon doing a video for this track. I’ll be honest with you… I didn’t expect to anything off the OBFCL2 album dropping anytime soon, but it’s dope to once again hear that true Wu, classic hip hop sound…Here goes some behind the scenes footage for the video shoot!
Emilio Rojas performs two joints (Bounce and Young Fresh and Fly) off of his upcoming mixtape Recession Proof with Legend and DJ Noodles. This footage is from his show at Sullivan Hall. Some more of that real hip hop music for you.
Joe Budden, Crooked I, Joell Ortiz, and Royce Da 5’9″ chop it up with BET. They talk about whether they’re looking to remain independent or go to a major label, and also sound off on any comparison between them and the 4 Horsemen. Royce discusses the role of egos, and Crooked I touches on how he got involved in the group. Spotted over at 2dopeboyz.
Also, catch more of Joe Budden here: Joe Budden Interview with Jessie Maguire / Live At The Joe Budden Padded Room Release Party / Joe Budden Reacts To Padded Room Reviews
Jessie Maguire sits down for an exclusive interview with Jump Off Joe Budden. In the interview, Budden proclaims that he’s a ride or(and) die Knick Fan (Sorry Knicks fans). He touches base on the difference in his experiences with releasing an album through a major and through an independent. He dismisses almost dismisses a possible future collaboration with Saigon. Finally, he also discusses how JoeBuddenTV has been received, the future of Mood Muzik series, and lastly, he writes off the allegations as seen on WorldStarHipHop about taking $2000 for a verse that was never recorded.
Keeley & Zaire, Phonte, Dminor, and Tunji take you behind the scenes of their “Alright With Me” track on a rooftop in Los Angeles. The track is dope, and the video looks like its gonna be solid.
Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz, Royce Da 5’9″, Angie Martinez and Miss Info chopping it up and enjoying themselves at the Padded Room Album release Party.
Jadakiss, Styles P and Sheek Louch speak on what hip hop music and hip hop artists they listen to. They speak on the state of hip hop, and how the mixtape and radio game is all messed up. They also discuss the difference between today and the Golden Era on Hip Hop… oh, and they also crack some jokes about the “tight pants” movement.
The official video for Death Is Forever from TEK featuring General Steele of Smif-N-Wessun and Havoc of Mobb Deep. The track is produced by Don Notz and will be featured on TEK’s 24Kt Smoke album, due for release on August 24, 2010.
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