Archive for September 29th, 2009

Here is the brand new single from Chris Brown featuring Lil Wayne and Swizz Beatz which he debuted today on his twitter page. I still remember a few months back watching Swizz Beats make this beat on his Kyte live stream. Do you think this right here could blow up?

Download: Chris Brown Ft. Lil Wayne & Swizz Beatz [CDQ]

“V5 — this is my second double-disc this year,” Banks said at his squad’s Forever Young Day in Queens, New York. “This one I been working on. It’s already done. I’ve been doing a few things on the side. I just did the ‘Bandana’ record with Maino and a few other things. I’ve just been working. That’s been put in the cut; I’m hoping to do a couple of videos. I’ve always wanted to do those [with each mixtape project], but I’ll get a call like 6, 7 in the morning saying I gotta go to Africa.

“But V5 on the way — it’s gonna drop any day. Thirty songs. This one is the one, man,” he added. “I been working so hard.”

Courtesy of MTV.

Here is Consequence’s video for his single “Whatever U Want” featuring Kayne West & John Legend and directed by Hype Williams. Spotted at Rapradar.

Why He’s Hot: Over the past year, 50 Cent chose not to roam on one of his main predatory terrains, the Billboard charts, by continuing to hold back the release of his long-awaited Before I Self-Destruct LP. Instead, the G-Unit General began to fully realize the potential of another region in which he’d already planted his flag: the Internet.

50 Cent used his Web site, ThisIs50.com, as a source of promotion for himself and G-Unit members Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks and DJ Whoo Kid. More than any other artist in hip-hop, Fif saw the Internet’s potential, and in 2009, he just about perfected his vision. No other hip-hop artist has been able to capitalize off their name and accompanying Web site the way Curtis Jackson has. He pushes G-Unit mixtapes, world-premieres the crew’s song downloads, promotes shows like the upcoming ThisIs50 Festival and releases viral videos such as his controversial “Flight 187,” in which he showed unflattering stock footage of Jay-Z, Britney Spears and others.

Read the rest over by MTV. Courtesy of MTV.

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Here is a new music video from Jim Beam featuring Lil Boosie titled ‘Big Money.”

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Here is the official video for Turbalance by Playaz Circle. Courtesy of WSHH.

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Vado fresh off his mixtape release with DJ Drama and Cam’ron released this new music video for “Professional” featuring Byrd Lady.