Pusha Terrence continues to serve the product, making the move to put his recent release on store shelves in early June, retitling it as Fear Of God 2: Let Us Pray and adding “a few surprises” according to his words. Directed by Pusha and Ryan Reichenfeld, the visuals for “My God” coincide with the announcement and herald the coming, complete with a kiddie drumline, shiny cars and the not often used images of evangelists sweeping parishioners off their feet. Read the rest of this entry »

Whether he was serious or not, it looks like the gay community is expecting Lil B to put out, making good on that pesky album title he tossed out. Read the rest of this entry »

Unbeknown to many, I’ve been giving away t-shirts daily via my Facebook page. After three great days of goodies and pretty stupid comments, I figure top of the week to be a good time to let TSS at large in on the free sh*t…because everybody likes free sh*t. Read the rest of this entry »

There are so many things going on in this video. Some rapper named “Lady” made a song called “Yankin” about how her vajayjay apparently, um, grabs a hold of the male member during intercourse to cause a yanking effect. The song is horrible and the video is a national treasure. Read the rest of this entry »

Charm Killings

Celebs Who Owe the Most Taxes [Wonderwall]

Condoleezza Rice to Guest Star on “30 Rock” [TV Squad]

Every Detroit Public School Teacher To Receive Layoff Notice [TWV]

“Star Trek” Porn Parody Has More Plot Than Most Hollywood Movies [Gamma Squad] Read the rest of this entry »

Think back to the 1990′s. Hip-Hop was coming into its own as a cultural force and had more controversy attached to its name than anyone knew what to do with. Making a name for oneself was a hustle, too. This was long before the days of the Internet, when an artist could be a no name on Monday and hottest thing in the industry by Friday afternoon. Read the rest of this entry »

*Walks up to Def Comedy Jam stage*

Here’s the difference between White people and Black people: All day I’ve seen stories about Serena’s bikini pics with White people talking about how massive and, sometimes overweight, they think Serena is. Meanwhile, every time I’ve heard a Black person talk about Serena, I’ve heard them talk about how damn sexy she looks. Post-racial America my ass.

And White people can’t dance.

Thank you for your time, you’ve been a great crowd!

If you plan on downloading Chamillionaire’s new mixtape, Major Pain 1.5, I have two questions for you. First, how many mixtapes do you download on a weekly basis? And second, what do you expect from Cham as an artist? Read the rest of this entry »

We’re not even going to talk about how the Knicks all but forgot Amar’e Stoudamire was on the court after he single handedly kept them in the game that last quarter.

There is a science to the NBA playoffs, especially when a team opens a series on the road. Read the rest of this entry »

At every 100K Twitter milestone, Mac Miller’s offering up a freebie for fans. Yesterday, he hit 300K followers and let loose of “People Under The Stairs.” Even if you’re not a follower, the track’s still yours. Read the rest of this entry »

Much like watching The Wire, I don’t really need any excuse to play or write about “International Players Anthem.” I ran this track back so many times when it first dropped that I almost certain it’s the reason my iPod hard drive fried. So you can imagine my delight when this Sims version of the video popped up in the Google Reader. As great as it is, I need a couple of questions answered. Read the rest of this entry »

NSW and Boston-based retailer Bodega team up for dope take on a TSS favorite, the Air Footscape Woven, as part of the “Black Cat, Good Luck–Bad Luck” trio. The chukkas have been around for awhile, but they always seem to come out in some solid colorway that just looks so boring. Read the rest of this entry »

“When you talk about the streets, you gotta mention me…”

Every now and then, I’ll perform a random Lil Boosie search on Google to see if any updates on his case have arisen and like clockwork there never are any. In such case, random mp3′s serve as the only gateway into Boosie’s world. Read the rest of this entry »

Jon’s freestyle caught my eye last week, as it was in response to the rash of shootouts and killings that have sprouted up in his native Flint, MI since the weather broke. A few days later, we’re discussing Columbus’ first murder of the year at work and how it occurred the first day the mercury rose above 75. Despite all the sayings about March coming in lion/lamb or April showers, nothing has come to signify the start of spring in urban areas more than the sounds of gunshots and body counts rising faster than the temperature. Read the rest of this entry »

There’s something undeniably unique about XV’s product. Maybe it’s the way he’s able to blend catchy hooks with free-flowing rhymes. Or maybe it’s the uptempo-drenched beats that give backbone to his tracks. These are unique, no doubt; however, it’s the relative subject material of porn, video games and a nerdy ethos that gives the Wichita, Kansas-bred MC’s product charm. Read the rest of this entry »