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Wednesday, April 9, 2008

What Happens to Hip Hop After the Carter 3 drops?


Many of you probably haven't even thought about it because over the past year, Lil Wayne has been in the public eye with his numerous mixtape releases. He doesn't even release the mixtapes directly, but mixtape DJ's have been latching onto his fame and success to release recycled Lil Wayne tapes. Weezy F. Baby has done a great job getting our attention for over a year now and we've pretty much taken for granted that he's one of the hottest, if not the hottest rapper out (no homo).

We noticed that Jim Jones last year was on a bunch of remixes, then kinda faded out gently with a slight increase in activity with the release of Harlem American Gangster. Jim was MUCH more visible in the past but has taken a back seat to regroup and come out again later. Kanye West was starting to make some noise and did the whole gimmicky 50 Cent Beef to fuel album sales, then after his album dropped he's kinda quiet. 50 Cent also did the same thing, kinda got quiet, but is back to building up for his G Unit album with all these mixtapes coming out on his website.

So The Carter 3 is coming out next month and we can only assume that Wayne is going to fall back for a little bit and make the public miss him. If he keeps dropping material AFTER Carter 3 immediately, there is really no value in the album.

This raises the question though, after C3 drops, who the hell is going to take over the rap game? My guess is 50 Cent, he's hungry again and knows how to work the mixtape scene in his favor. With T.I. on his recent collection of work, it's not out of the question to guess he might put out some mixtapes as well, but probably not at the level of Wayne to be at the center of attention. Could it be some previously unknown rapper to emerge as the next king of the mixtape scene?

Only time can tell.

Where did T.I.P. Go? T.I. and his new flow...


It seems lately that after T.I. got off the hook for the most part on that huge weapons charge he was smacked with earlier this year, and after only getting a year in prison and some community service, we're seeing a brand new T.I.

Clifford Harris used to be a real badass, and you could tell progressively he was getting more and more gangsta with each CD released. Especially with T.I. vs. T.I.P., you could hear T.I.'s anger and roughness in his flows.

Seems though that the bad side of T.I. is starting to take a back seat, since he has to save face and show the judge that he's on his best behavior. He went back to writing down his lyrics and his flow is a lot different, more controlled and lyrical instead of angry and thugged out.

With a bunch of new remixes that T.I. has hopped on, it's good to see a refreshing new (or old depending on how you look at it..) style. Apparently "Paper Trail" is supposed to be a different kind of album, comparable to Tupac's "Me Against The World". We can only wait til "Paper Trail" is officially released, but with T.I.'s new style, we can't say that he's changed for the worse.

NEW COVERS OF GAME AND ICE CUBE ON XXL MAGAZINE


T.I. ON THE "LOVE IN THIS CLUB" REMIX!!



dope.

SEAN GARRETT AND LUDACRIS - "GRIPPIN ON THE BED"

CHECK OUT THE SUPPOSED COVER FOR THE CARTER 3!!


LOL...This can't be real. but apparently, it's on amazon.com...

50 CENT VIDEO - LIKE A DOG

BRAND NEW NELLY FT FERGIE - PARTY PEOPLE



check out the video to the new nelly single featuring fergie, called "Party People"

Monday, April 7, 2008

YOUNG BUCK IS OUT OF G UNIT!!!


That's right folks, Young Buck is out of the G Unit Group officially according to the Boss 50 Cent. He is still signed to the G Unit label.

http://www.zshare.net/audio/10183720d34bfcd4

Check the interview!!

NAS ENDORSES BARACK OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT



Nas gives his endorsement for Barack Obama to be President in this video interview.