Archive for October 6th, 2009

Here is the new video from Grafh featuring Sheek Louch for “Bring The Goons Out.” I swear I heard this song before…. maybe it was called I’m a Hustla in a previous life? About a year ago this video was released but didn’t feature Sheek Louch. Why this video is being re-released with Sheek on it now is beyond me. You can watch the previous version of this video without Sheek here.

As we previously reported back in August Eminem’s “Relapse 2” album was popping up on popular online retailers with a release date of November 17th. Later Eminem’s manager Paul Rosenberg told XXLMag “Relapse 2 is not dropping November 17th.” While what Paul Rosenberg may have told them may still be true, Wal-Mart is advertising otherwise. A reader emailed me the photo above this morning that was taken inside of a Wal-Mart which is advertising the denied November 17th release date. Was this just an honest mistake on Wal-Mart’s behalf, or is “Relapse 2” actually releasing November 17th?

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Soulja Boy gives us a glimpse of what was going on behind the scenes of Waka Flocka Flame’s video shoot for “O Let’s Do It.” Courtesy of Soulja Boy Tell Em TV.

Check out the rest of the pics after the jump! Courtesy of ThisIs50.

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Here is more footage from the ThisIs50 Fest. Here we have Tony Yayo speaking with Ron Browz and Lloyd Banks. Courtesy of ThisIs50.

Def Jam is being honored for it’s 25th Anniversary in next month’s XXL Magazine. The cover features Rick Ross, Method Man & Redman, Fabolous, Juelz Santana, Questlove and more. The magazine should hit newsstands soon.

This right here is an all around internet classic. From the random back flip montages like he is some sort of cyborg ninja to having some random hot chick doing the “Swim” in front of his name. Videos like this is why sites like YouTube were made. Another thing that blows my mind is the beat selection. Nothing sets you apart from all the other kids who seen 8-Mile and decided to start rapping like Eminem and Trick Trick’s “Welcome To Detroit.” When it comes to being a young white rapper you are supposed to do what the other YouTube generation white rappers do and act like you weren’t inspired by Eminem. Don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against white rappers and love the good ones who actually have talent, but when videos like this surface the internet I have to take action.