One of 20 videos that Lil Weezer shot before heading to the clink, the DJ Scoob Doo directed clip for “Single” off No Ceilings. When you’re filming a mass amount of videos in a short time, there has to be inspiration from elsewhere, otherwise you get the usual rapper fare of cars, clothes and a couple of h_es. For the treatment, Martin Lawrence’s work provided the inspiration. Read the rest of this entry »

The streets are Hip-Hop and we’re Hip-Hop so the streets belong to us. No self respecting MC should be caught dead in those streets without viable (read: free) marketing  for their fanbase. In our continuing efforts to give you the last of the 2009 in 2010′s first week, here’s the best of digital goods that circulating throughout the year. Read the rest of this entry »

Words by Gotty™ & J. Tinsley

Typically, a mixtape receives loads of preliminary buzz before its release and then it drifts into the ethers to be forgotten and lost on hard drives, never discussed again. But what Dwayne Carter did on No Ceilings deserves a slight bit of recognition.

He raps. Read the rest of this entry »

The last time out was merely shingles from Wayne’s roofless project. Mixed and mastered for the best experience possible, Young Money & Cash Money combine to deliver No Ceilings. Read the rest of this entry »