Tony Yayo links up with Mobb Deep to deliver a few gully quotables on “Body Bag.” These are simple visuals for no-frills rap, just three professionals stepping to the microphone to spit. Yayo, while still far from an incredible emcee, is enjoyable here and Havoc comes strong as well. But it’s Prodigy, coming through with the anchor verse, who steals the track. Read the rest of this entry »

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What the White iPhone 4 Says About the iPhone 5 [Gizmodo]

Gary Busey Joins The Cast Of Piranha 3 Double D [FilmDrunk]

Mailman Captured On Camera Taking A Dump In Citizen’s Yard [C&D]

Top 10 Badass Girls In Film [Ask Men] Read the rest of this entry »

I don’t know much about Tyler, The Creator. Hell, my knowledge on Odd Future outside of Frank Ocean is elementary. Does that make me less of a credible source for all things music? Yeah, probably so. That being said, I give those guys all the respect in the world for the buzz they’ve created for themselves. One definite I’ve learned about Tyler is that he’s a legendary quote waiting to happen. Read the rest of this entry »

“Never slippin, I’m ballin, Puff keep on callin’
I don’t see none of you pussies, fuck that shit you be talkin’
Rep Miami the ghettos, every hood and the projects
And when I drop off my singles, I’m droppin’ one of my targets
Lord forgive me for my siiiiiinnnnns, I gave you hits
I gave you “All I Do Is Wiiiiiiiiinnnnnn” Read the rest of this entry »

At the Michelle Obama’s behest, Beyonce creates a song and video for NABEF’s Let’s Move! Flash Workout campaign, meant to encourage the obese babies to get up and bounce. And thus, “Get Me Bodied” becomes a kid-friendly “Move Your Body.” Read the rest of this entry »

Didn’t Spitta just drop Covert Coup? Bonus track? Leftover? Read the rest of this entry »

To be honest, Jamie Chung wasn’t more than a blip on my radar until yesterday when photos from her Esquire spread made their way to my computer screen. “The Real World” alum & Sucker Punch actress sat down with the magazine as part of their “Joke(s) From A Beautiful Woman” series. Read the rest of this entry »

Billy Dee’s child prodigy, Mic Terror, gets it in over woodwinds and choice UGK samples. Read the rest of this entry »

To recap the proceedings to date…

– In his previous interview with Complex, Cudi hands Wale his hat and lets the DMV guy know that G.O.O.D. doesn’t “fuck with him musically.”

– The two artists eventually reconcile and act like besties on Twitter.

And now, Complex returns with a one-on-one to ask Mr. Folain how it all transpired. Read the rest of this entry »

Tradition goes that identities become blurred once you’re initiated into the TSS Mafia. The name your parents once called you gets traded in for letters. It’s happened to most everyone, from writers (TC, MZ, LC) to the legendary TSS Chicas (L, H.E.R., P, K, and The N). And while they haven’t taken the blood oath yet, TD and KD are friends of ours and now have the initials to prove it. Read the rest of this entry »

Cam & Vado do one for the ladies, talking arrogant and giving the rules of engagement, which should be beneficial for both Venus and Mars. Off the Gunz N’ Butta project. Read the rest of this entry »

Who cares about President Obama’s birth certificate? Aside from the fact one piece of paper could silence Donald Trump for a few weeks, nobody actually gave it enough thought aside from the whackos. No, the most invigorating news today comes from College Humor, who use a sketch to confirm the ladies have an affinity for filth, too. Read the rest of this entry »

Pigeonholed by a patented Pacific Coast sound and G’ed up image, the prior generation of West Coast rappers can occasionally sound dated. Luckily, that’s far from the case with Knoc-turn’al’s remix to his rather unapologetic “Sorry I Left You,” Read the rest of this entry »

How often have we heard artists recite the cliché “My album is going to be like a movie, dog”? At this point, it’s safe to deposit the phrase into the bag of catchwords to avoid, dulled and devalued by overuse. It’s also part of the reason Nashville artist Stix partnered with Zate Entertainment to help tell his story – and the story of producer Fate Eastwood – to the world at large in full-fledged, theatrical documentary as a complimentary piece to his next drop, The Highway 2 Mars. Read the rest of this entry »

Like his mischievous moniker glaringly alludes to, ATL’s Trouble is a problem for Hip-Hop in both the good and bad sense. If you’re a fan looking for someone to bring a disorderly counterbalance all the happiness running rampant these days, it’ll be all good if you start “bussin’ for Trouble.” If you so happen to be one of those said smiley face acts, it might be bad news for you and your skinny jeans Read the rest of this entry »