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December 23, 2008
October 19, 2008
September 05, 2008
New Singles
Ne-Yo ft. Jamie Fox & Fabolous - She Got Her Own (Miss Independent Pt.2)
DJ Kay Slay Ft Papoose, Tony Yayo, Uncle Murder, Sheek Louch, Jim Jones & Junior Reid - Dont Take It There (Remix)
Trey Songz - Take Control
Trey Songz - Gotta Believe It (Cant Believe It)
Soulja Boy ft. Gucci Mane, Chingy & Nikki Minaj - Wana Balla
LL Cool J ft. Wyclef Jean - Mr. President
LL Cool J ft. Elan of The Dey - I Fall in Love
LL Cool J ft. Fat Joe & Sheek Louch - Come And Party With Me
Mike Watts ft. Lil' Wayne & Three Six Mafia - Hummin
Mario - Apple Bottom
Da Brat ft. Lil Mo - If Only U Knew
Freeway, Jakk Frost & Tana Da Beast - Bomcuts
Freeway, Jakk Frost & Tana Da Beast - On My Shit
September 04, 2008
September 03, 2008
August 26, 2008
New Singles
T.I. ft. Rihanna - Livin Your Life
The Game - Ain’t Fuckin With You
Young Jeezy Ft Trey Songz - Takin It There
Young Buck - There Will Be Blood
Chamillionaire - Internet Nerds Revenge
R. Kelly - Baby Girl
Kanye West - Stay Up (Viagra)
The Dream - Should've Been You
Papoose - Bank Roll
LL Cool J ft. 50 Cent - Feel My Heart Beat
Trey Songz - Deep
Lloyd Banks - Brand New Car
Christina Milian - One Kiss
Keri Hilson - Slow Dance
Young Jeezy - Circulate
Wyclef Jean - I'm Ready
July 30, 2008
July 27, 2008
July 12, 2008
June 21, 2008
New Singles
Pharrell ft. Nicole Scherzinger - Heartbeat
LL Cool J Ft. G-Unit - Straight Outta Southside
Yo LL kills this track. I cant even hate on the triple OG OG.
June 15, 2008
DJ Kay Slay & LL Cool J Present : The Return Of The G.O.A.T. Mixtape
01. DJ Kay Slay & LL Cool J - Intro 00:11
02. LL Cool J - Hi Haterz 03:21
03. LL Cool J - Who Want It With The G.O.A.T. 02:19
04. LL Cool J - Zodiac Drilla 02:29
05. LL Cool J - 5 Boroughs 03:48
(feat. Jim Jones, Method Man, KRS-One, & Uncle Murda)
06. LL Cool J - Freestyle (feat. Sheek Louch) 00:45
07. LL Cool J - Laptop Gangstaz 04:22
08. LL Cool J - You Live & You Learn (feat. Papoose) 03:29
09. LL Cool J - I Cry (feat. Lil’ Mo) 04:10
10. LL Cool J - New York Gangstaz 04:04
11. LL Cool J - Sidewalk Executives 01:37
12. LL Cool J - Freestyle (feat. Grafh) 02:47
13. LL Cool J - The Truth (Throwback) 03:40
14. LL Cool J - Freestyle (feat. Nicolette) 02:16
15. LL Cool J - Clap N Revolve 02:56
16. LL Cool J - Paper (feat. Jiz & Lyrikal) 03:17
17. LL Cool J - Rock Da Pole 04:33
18. DJ Kay Slay & LL Cool J - Outro 00:56
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LL Cool J - A Milli Freestyle
LL Cool J - Biggest Boss Freestyle
June 12, 2008
May 29, 2008
May 27, 2008
Rappers and Clothing Lines
Ok there are two old rappers who are dropping clothing lines. I dont know what to say about either line but read it for yourself.
1. LL Cool J To Make Women's Clothes
After more than ten albums, a television show, and a string of movies, LL Cool J is jumping into uncharted territory: women's apparel.
The New York emcee has signed a deal with Sears to launch LL Cool J for Sears, a collection that will cater to juniors, young men's, boys' and girls' casual wear. Sears' partnership with one of the game's pioneers is an effort to increase its market share among shoppers looking for urban casual wear.
Executives for the company see lots of potential for the LL Cool J inspired brand.
"We know this [urban] customer is in the store, but it's a customer we weren't reaching. With this brand, we see tremendous growth opportunity," said Irv Neger, the company's senior vice president of apparel told Women's Wear Daily.
If the initial talk from Mr. Smith is any indication, the forthcoming brand may have more success outfitting women than other Hip Hop inspired clothing lines of the past.
"I was raised by a matriarch, I have a wife and three daughters, so I know what women are looking for when they shop for clothes," he said. "My main concern with juniors is to make sure the fit is right. The fabrics have to feel nice on a woman's body, but sizing and fit are very important. I know that if she comes in, puts it on and it doesn't fit, she won't come back. Clothes have to make a woman feel good, relaxed and sexy. We are going to be constantly looking at fine-tuning the fit and we'll get it right."
The collection will be modestly priced at $22-50 and will hit store shelves in September.
2. Trina Launches Clothing Line, Website
Rapper Trina recently launched her Pink Diamond Couture clothing line, along with an accompanying website - ShopTrina.com.
The clothing line will consist of jeans, tops, t-shirts, velour sets and jackets, and will all show off the rapper's signature logo.
"I have always imagined a clothing line that was high quality that I could offer to my fans," said the rapper in a statement. "I love the way the jeans fit and feel. I spent a lot of time creating special details that are fresh and unique. The best part they look really expensive but are priced right."
Trina's last album, Still The Baddest, entered at the #1 spot on the "Billboard Rap Albums" and "Billboard Hip-Hop/R&B" charts.
Pink Diamond Couture is set to hit stores this Spring.
Thanks to HipHopDx for the links
May 22, 2008
LL Cool J Readies First-Ever Mixtape
With over 20 years in the Hip Hop game, LL Cool J has managed to remain successful without the aid of mixtapes - something that many artists use to build a buzz for their upcoming albums.
According to MTV, that's all going to change, as LL is readying his first-ever mixtape, The Return of the G.O.A.T. Hosted by DJ Kay Slay, the mixtape will feature guests such as Busta Rhymes. "Anybody that's featured on the mixtape has to be on a classic LL beat," Kay Slay said.
"LL's got an album coming out," he continued. "I think he's just aware that he has to have that street presence and make people aware he still is the G.O.A.T. and he can still spit. A lot of people are under the misconception that LL is making those grown-and-sexy records, that he ain't with the street vibe anymore. I think he wanted to step back and let people know he's still the G.O.A.T."
Dam you really have to be old skool to not drop a mixtape. I really dont see his mixtape being so hot because Im a fan of the old classic LL Cool J , so I dont know if I want to hear him nowadays tryna spit like some of the younger cats. I mean dont get my words wrong, Jay-Z and some other rappers are in there 30s but when you were rappin before I was born in 1987 and your still tryna spit for a living then its a problem. But LL I will definitely give your album a spin on my ipod, I mean mixtape.
The Return of the G.O.A.T. is due in the upcoming weeks.
HipHopDx.
January 19, 2008
Krush Groove
LL Cool J in his prime
Niggas cant even name this fucking movie had I not named it for you. LOL. Krush Groove is a must watch dvd for all you hip hop lovers and here is another clip from the Fat Boys music video within the movie. I sing this song every time someone around me is grubbin. lol
Krush Groovin
This film is based on the early days of Def Jam Recordings and up-and-coming record producer Russell Simmons (re-named Russell Walker in the film), portrayed by Blair Underwood in his feature film debut. Russell Simmons was the film's co-producer and story consultant; he also has a cameo role in the film as a club owner named Crocket.
