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Here’s the first single from Kanye West’s upcoming album, “Good Ass Job”. From what I’ve heard, this song is classic Kanye so you know it’s good. Download and Enjoy. Once again, spotted over at PFOP.
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Here’s some new music from Cudder and his fellow Cleveland artist Chip tha Ripper. Download and Enjoy. Spotted over at PFOP.
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Here is Mike Posner’s first official music video, which debuted today on MTV. It’s crazy how he just graduated from Duke and already has a video on MTV and radio play. The guy is doin big things, and I wish him the best; he’s one of the chillest artists I’ve met so far so I hope his success continues.
Spotted over at PFOP.
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Here’s the latest tracks to be leaked from Drake’s upcoming album “Thank Me Later”. First up is “Unforgettable” feat. Young Jeezy; next up is “Miss Me” featuring Lil Wayne. Both tracks are great, and I can’t wait to see what the rest of album sounds like; I’ve liked everything I’ve heard so far so it should be good.
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Here’s a video for Wiz Khalifa’s track “The Kid Frankie” off his mixtape “Kush and Orange Juice”. It’s just another simple video but I like it, it fits the song.
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This is a video of the new owner of the New Jersey Nets Mikhail Prokhorov; he hired a production crew to film and edit a video of him doing jetski tricks while on vacation. That’s how much money this guy has to blow; ridiculous. Hopefully he turns the Nets franchise around.
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Here’s a video with the best parts of the “Baker 3″ skate video. I just downloaded and watched it last night and it’s great. I’m glad I found it because it reminded how much I like skateboarding, despite the fact that I could never skate in real life haha.
If you want the whole video let me know and I’ll give you a link.
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Today is Malcolm X’s birthday, R.I.P.
He was one of the most truly influential men in history, and if you don’t know what he actually stood for and accomplished, go read this book when you get a chance. It’s one of the most interesting and informative things you will ever read, trust me.
