Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Hip Hop Roll

Hip Hop Roll


50 Cent ‘Before I Destruct’ Hits #1 on iTunes

Posted: 09 Nov 2009 08:59 PM PST

50 Cent’s new album, Before I Self Destruct, which was released just on November 8th on iTunes, soared to the number one spot on iTunes’ album chart!

The deluxe version on iTunes comes with two exclusive tracks and iTunes LP, which includes 90-minute gritty coming-of-age film Before I Self Destruct, written, directed and starring Curtis Jackson (aka 50 Cent); the “Two Turntables And A Microphone: The Life And Death Of Jam Master Jay” documentary about 50 Cent’s late mentor and friend, hip-hop pioneer Jam Master Jay of Run-DMC.

50 Cent recently revealed to MTV that his favorite single on te album is “Do You Think About Me.”

So many people are gonna I.D. with it,” he said. “The 55 percent of people that have been married and divorced are gonna identify with it.”

Listen to the song:

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Lil Wayne Documentary To Hit Shelves November 17th

Posted: 09 Nov 2009 08:51 PM PST

After a failed lawsuit, the QD3 executive produced documentary The Carter is set to finally hit shelves on November 17th.

The film debuted at the Cannes Film Festival to critical acclaim, the documentary captures the rapper on and off stage, as well as reportedly showing Wayne’s addiction to cough syrup.

Director Adam Bhala Lough gets never before seen insight from some of the people most close to the superstar.

Check out the trailer:

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Madvillain is Villanous in ‘All Caps’ Video

Posted: 09 Nov 2009 08:46 PM PST

There’s two things I love most about Madvillain, MF DOOM and Madlib.  A force to be reckoned with this duo has been turning up on my playlist time and time again since 2004, the date they released Madvillainy. This gem of a record has some of the best samples and lyrics that you’ll actually stop to listen to. Madlib’s beats hook you in while MF’s lyricism is highly hypnotic. Some call MF’s style lazy but I think he kills it. No matter how slow and burnt out he sounds his rhymes always drop on point. 

What I love even more is their ‘All Caps’ vid. It’s a visual depiction of what Madvillainy is all about: all things epic. Grab some popcorn and curl up on the couch and prepare yourself for some classic, action packed, toons.

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