What could be arguably one of Game’s best songs has been re-released in its original form. Shout outs to the homie Hi-Tek for blessing us with the production on this joint. As we await the RED Album, hopefully, this will hold you over. Honestly, I don’t see how Game could top the first project.
A few hours ago, the Los Angeles Dodgers and current owner Frank McCourt have filed for bankruptcy protection in a Delaware court, blaming Commissioner Bud Selig and Major League Baseball for their refusal of a multibillion-dollar TV deal that would have helped lift the Dodgers out of their recent financial problems.
The Chapter 11 financing permits the Dodgers to use $150 million for daily operations and buys time for the team to seek a media deal.
Dr. Dre has been promoting his Detox album for almost a decade now so why stop now? In fact, he has promoted it for so long that every time he does anything in public, it’s assumed that it’s in direct affiliation with Detox, when it’s not.
What the Doc has done successfully, is come up with some slick ass over-priced headphones for you to listen to his highly-anticipated upcoming album on. How could Dre be mad at his mentee, 50, for coming out with his own line of headphones when all along he had this full-body experience in mind?
With the all-new Chrysler 300 w/ Beats By Dre integration, Doc isn’t #winning, he’s already #won! Check out @KendrickLamar who makes a cameo appearance. CHECK PLEASE, THE VIDEO THAT IS
Rick Ross is not playing about the Maybach Music imprint as well as the movement he’s developing. He’s keep adding to it and I just can’t keep up!
Around Christmas, we provided our followers with the download link to Ross’s Ashes to Ashes mixtape which included “Play Your Part” featuring our homie @DaChesterFrench. Here is the video with the Harvard Lad supporting the Maybach Music movement. For Video, Go Forth My Child>>>
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