Never thought I'd be posting a track featuring this collaboration ever again, but I guess time has the potential to heal all wounds. With Prodigy fresh out the pen, it sounds like he and Nas must have managed to patch things up while he was on the inside. Funny what can happen when Curtis is no longer in the picture. Anyway, as far as the track, I kinda like it. P doesn't seem to have his full-swagger back, but the dude's been gone for a couple, so you have to give him time to brush off the cobwebs. I'm just grateful the dude didn't convert to Judaism, and decide to have marbles surgically implanted into his mouth like another famous parolee. Alchemist and Havoc provide a solid beat, and the song as a whole takes me back to the late 90's when Nas and the Mobb used to team up on the regular. Hopefully this won't be the last time we see the QB trio together again.
Mobb Deep feat. Nas - "Dog Shit"
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We kicked things off with the Hip Hop Fight Club's East Coast bracket, and you'll be surprised to find out who came out on top. We also got into the holiday spirit and discussed what if Santa was black, which led us into another racial conversation centered around the white bank robber who dressed up as a black dude while putting in his work. We put Clifford's latest release No Mercy on the choppoing block for this episode's Blend It or Bump It, sampled a domestic brew for the Stash Box, and chopped it up on a bunch of other topics to wrap up our last show for 2010.
Last nights show with Eminem and Jay-Z at Comerica Park in the D last night looks like it was sick as hell. However, word is Em was spittin over his own vocals, so that kinda sucked, but it looks like Jay-Z murked the whole show. Damn. Hit the cut to see a shit-ton more footage from the show with BoB, Jay-Z, 50 Cent, Jeezy, Drake and a LOT more.
I wasn't going to post this because really, I grow tired of listening to some people complain about irrelevant crap most people don't care about. But the last part was pretty funny and I completely agree with Jay on this one. C'mon 50 and Jay just give us a soap opera to check out, as a Christmas gift.
True it would be about the same as the WWF King Kong Bundy vs Hulk Hogan Cage match, we all know who would win. You know damn well we'd all watch it and love it.
New track of Joey doing what he does best, rapping what's on his mind. He addresses Tahiry's pics with Curtis, the Somaya & Fab drama, and many other topics. The drama never ends with this dude.
Okay, last night during the live show I mentioned that I thought this track was wack (I had only heard a 30 second snippet). After listening to the entire track, I gotta correct myself. It's not ground-breaking, but the track is solid, and Beanie is spittin as hard as ever. Beans doesn't really take any direct shots at Jay, but 50 pops up at the end to take some jabs. The track is worth a listen, but 50's act is getting tired. Props to Miss Info on this one.
Bishop is funny as hell. From politicin with Pimpin Curly, to appreciating Mary Jane, to admiring his shoes, Bishop looks like he had a busy day at the ThisIs50/G-Unit hq. Look at the shoes! Need more Bishop?
Starring Officer Ricky, Rihanna & Chris Brown.
Yo, this video with my delicious coffee (which is now coincidentally all over my computer screen) made my damn day. Wooooow G-Unit is on some shit! "YES! "BAWSSS!!!!"
Never thought I'd be posting a track featuring this collaboration ever again, but I guess time has the potential to heal all wounds. With Prodigy fresh out the pen, it sounds like he and Nas must have managed to patch things up while he was on the inside. Funny what can happen when Curtis is no longer in the picture. Anyway, as far as the track, I kinda like it. P doesn't seem to have his full-swagger back, but the dude's been gone for a couple, so you have to give him time to brush off the cobwebs. I'm just grateful the dude didn't convert to Judaism, and decide to have marbles surgically implanted into his mouth like another famous parolee. Alchemist and Havoc provide a solid beat, and the song as a whole takes me back to the late 90's when Nas and the Mobb used to team up on the regular. Hopefully this won't be the last time we see the QB trio together again.
