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Wow, I didn’t know big shaq could freestyle that good, yo dude is funny and he was joking around but he really clowned on Kobe. Like damn shaq I respect your comedy dog and if Kobe writes a rap and gets at you this is going to be comedic rap history.

50 Cent decides to interview himself which is really a confession since no actual person is asking him questions in the video. He goes over topics we’ve heard him talk about in the past but really shines light on the whole Young Buck situation.

Jay Smooth speaks on the Taped Phone Conversation that was put out to the public by 50 Cent. Jay Smooth also reflects on other situations in Hip Hop that had relevance to shine light on this situation. He’s a top video blogger so get to know him, Jay Smooth everyone listen up.

Busta Rhymes talks about:

>Working with Lil Wayne
>The Blessed album
>Working with Dr Dre
>The Detox album

They start shooting him next to a bright ass window so you don’t see Busta Rhymes face. This is only disappointing because you wonder what’s his facial expression when he making crazy use of the dictionary words he’s memorized over his career. It’s cool though this is a good interview anyway.

Tony Yayo calls up Young Buck and just clowns Young Buck on the Tape Conversation incident. Listen up it’s more funny than fucked up.

iight enough of the soft stuff lets get back to that street shit, Uncle Murda is on Cocaine. I mean Cocaine City 11, iight I feel like a real blogger now, i’m starting to slander niggas.

Interviews and footage of the Zoo York Skate team and Lupe explains why he made Kick, Push. It’s hard out there when you pusher man, damn especially when you a black pusher. Cops be telling you, i’m sorry there’s no skating here. Anyways here’s Lupe Fiasco’s kick push, so you can have the liter side of Hip Hop and not all this crazy beef between the infamous Soulja Boy and Pimp ass gangsta Ice-T:
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Kanye posted this following paragraph on his blog in response to the petty Ice-T vs. Soulja Boy thing going on. You already know the man is gonna catch heat for saying:

“Soulja boy is fresh ass hell and is actually the true meaning of what hip hop is sposed to be.”

Soulja boy is fresh ass hell and is actually the true meaning of what hip hop is sposed to be. He came from the hood, made his own beats, made up a new saying, new sound and a new dance with one song. He had all of America rapping this summer. If that ain’t Hip Hop then what is? A bunch of wannabe keep it real rappers that ain’t even relevant, recycling samples trying to act like it’s 96 again and all they do is hate on new shit? Niggas always talk about the golden age but for a 13 year old kid, this is the golden age!!! That song was so dope cause everything he said had a hidden meaning… that’s Nas level shit… he just put it over some steel drums which is also some Nas shit if you had the 2nd album cassette with the bonus track “Silent Murder” on it. In closing… new niggas get ya money$$$$$$$$$$ Keep this shit fresh and original…. ain’t no fuckin’ rules to this shit and that’s what real hip hop is to me.

Do you think Kanye has a point or is he a fool for even siding with Soulja?

Directed by second-time movie helmer as well as former Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst, “Longshots” is based on a true story of Jasmine Plummer, an 11-year-old quarterback of the Harvey Colts, who leads her all-boys team to the Pop Warner Super Bowl and in a way inspires her poor Illinois town of Wallace to restore some of its former glory. Starred also by “Akeelah and the Bee” star Keke Palmer, the Dimension Films’ flick will be able to be enjoyed in the theaters on July 25.