CurT@!n$ "2 Sports Cars" feat. Dom Kennedy from CurT@!n$ on Vimeo.
What you think Smitty?Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
Mood Muzik 4 Teaser......#2
October 26th is RIGHT around the corner. This needs to be like a CD/DVD combo because this is some good footage.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Big Sean
Big Sean - Supa Dupa (Official Video) from Roger That on Vimeo.
I'm a fan of Big Sean and his Finally Famous vol. 2 mixtape and I'm looking forward to the the 3rd one. I can understand why his delivery might not be for everybody, but I'm a fan.Sunday, July 25, 2010
Donnis
Donnis - Outta Here (Ft. Tony Williams) from illRoots.com on Vimeo.
Off of the Fashionably Late mixtape!Sunday, June 27, 2010
Billionaire Boys Club Lookbook Fall/Winter 10'
This might be one of my favorite seasons yet! Click to see the whole lookbook http://www.bbcicecream.com/lookbook/. Courtesy of the bbcicecream.com
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Mark Ronson feat. Amy Winehouse.....and a little Wale - "Valerie"
I will be getting nostalgic with "Back to Black" this weekend. I forgot how much I used to dig The House of Wine.
Mark Ronson feat Q-Tip and MNDR - "Bang Bang Bang"
Lovin this song and video! I'm about to scour the Internet to find the MP3 version................
YahZarah - "Why Dontcha Call Me No More"
YayZ came retro with this video. My cousin used to watch Gem all the time so as soon as I heard the intro I knew what she was up to with this one. This is pretty funny.
Jean Grae interview with Karen Civil
Supporting documents for the post I had last month. Jean drops knowledge....."Muthafucka wanted to have a family!"
Monday, May 31, 2010
Francis and the Lights - "Darling, It's Alright"
One of Drake's opening acts has a new video out. The album dropped in April and is currently available on iTunes. I plan to give it a hard listen!
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Lil' Wayne - I'm Single
I'm 50/50 on this song. I'm 50/50 on this video. They are both so underwhelming in their own right, but they are both pretty damn clever too. I like the simplicity of the song. I also like the Under the Cherry Moon-esque feel of the video. You get a B- for this, Mr. Carter.
The xx - Islands
I don't know a whole lot about this group except that they are from London, but I like this song a lot. I'm going to check out more from them and will be sure to post more on these cats.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
The Miss-Education of the Female MC
"And I say what's tight, cause a sista write rhymes all day and all night.
Dwellin' South of the Hudson, New Jerusalem, in seclusion, using fake pseudonyms." Rah Digga
Women and hip-hop music have always had a strange relationship. For a woman to be a successful rapper she has to navigate between representing for the ladies while commanding the respect of the men. Over the years there have been women who could do both. But, recently it seems as if finding a respectable female emcee is about as difficult as finding gas for under $2.00. It's a thing of the past. This subject has been on my mind for awhile, but I wasn't sure how to approach it. I figured out that I'm looking at hip-hop like there is something missing. I don't even want to speculate on what percentage of rap music is bought by women, but I'm sure it's well over 50%. But where is the voice that speaks directly to (or comes directly from) that group? That seems to be a huge problem for numerous reasons which include but are not limited to: the self-confidence of young, primarily African-American girls, the communication between those girls and their male counterparts as they grow older, and the balance of power within the genre in general. I don't think this trend has to continue as things have not always been this way......
"Outside of me you try to picture me, young and black, that ain't no mystery.
But inside runs deep like an ocean, you couldn't understand if I spoke in slow motion" - MC Lyte
The 80's were a great time for hip-hop. The music was still fresh and ideas were still original. From the gangsta rap of N.W.A. to the "Daisy Age" of De La Soul there seemed to be something for everyone. What ladies like Roxanne Shante and Sha Rock started, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, and Salt-n-Pepa took to the next level. They represented strength, ability, and sexiness without any raunch. There was a sense that they could hold their own in a cypher and there was a sense that they weren't about to be any body's plaything. They had an understanding of what it meant to speak for women. For instance "Let's Talk About Sex" by S&P almost served as a Public Service Announcement in the wake of the recent hike in AIDS cases. It wasn't something their PR people told them to do, but it was how they felt they could help. On the creative side, MC Lyte's hit "Poor Georgie" still holds up as one of the best stories ever told by a rapper. She painted a great picture of a man out of control and how his choices affected him and those around him. These ladies were still able to have commercial success without compromising who they were. Queen Latifah still remains as the best example of a female emcee using her music as a stepping stone to further her career in other areas, a la Will Smith and Ice Cube. That's success.....
"Sippin' Zinfandels, up in Chippendales, shop in Bloomingdale's for Prada bags.
Female Don Dada has no problems splittin' cream with my team" - Lil' Kim
Ah yes, the 90's. Generally regarded as the crossroads in rap music. It was the rise of bottle poppin', booty shakin', ice rockin', and......lyricism? I've always contended that outside of Rakim, KRS-ONE, and a few others lyrics in the 80's weren't too intricate. The 90's had rappers trying to step up their lyrical game which, in turn, made for a very entertaining decade. Three of the biggest names during the 90's were responsible in one way or another for two of the biggest female rappers we have ever seen. Biggie gave us Lil' Kim. Jay and Nas (and to some extent LL) gave us Foxy Brown. General thought is that this is the time when it started to get bad for the ladies. Kim and Foxy were thought to have been way too sexual, way too crass, and were accused (and rightfully so) of having ghostwriters. The success of Kim and Foxy caused some female listeners to try and take control of their own sexuality as they saw it as liberating. Other listeners were turned off and looked to artists like Lauryn Hill, Bahamadia, and Rah Digga to be their voice. Other popular artists like Eve, Mia X, and Da Brat were somewhat in the middle. "Love Is Blind" shows that not everything we had in the 80's is gone now. Something I think gets lost in this whole mix is the lyrical side of the argument. Lauryn(my favorite female emcee ever), Da Brat, Digga, and Eve can all rap. I mean really rap. Foxy and Kim have done enough in their careers to prove that they can write really well and not just recite what Big or Jay tell them to. For every year some of these ladies set women back in terms of respect, they advanced the lyrical ability of the female emcee as a whole.......
"Au contraire mon frere, don't you even go there, me without a mic is like a beat without a snare.
I dare to tear into your ego, we go, way back like some ganja and palequo or ColecoVision.
My mind make incisions in your anatomy and I back this with Deuteronomy or Leviticus,
God made this word, you can't get with this, sweet like licorice, dangerous like syphilis." - Ms. Lauryn Hill
So where are we now? For me personally I haven't bought an album from a female rapper in about 5 years (Lil' Kim's The Naked Truth) and I only liked about half of those songs. And I can't see myself buying anything in the near future from another one. We've had Amil, Sole, Trina, Shawnna (who is terribly underrated), Diamond, Princess, Rasheeda, Remy Ma (who can rap), Charli Baltimore, Vita, Gangsta Boo, Jacki-O, Khia, Lady Sovereign, Queen Pen, and a bunch of others I try to forget. This looks too much like a "Where Are They Now" list. The only active female emcee that I really want to hear from is Jean Grae. She is better than about 90% of the men rapping and has the ability to make really good songs. If you haven't yet, check out anything by her, especially This Week. I also have hope for Eternia. She may be a force in the future, but it's yet to be determined. The future. And that brings me to Nicki Minaj. She seems to keep wanting to invade my speakers in one way or another. I don't want to knock any one's hustle, but if this is the direction it's going, I'm done. This chick cannot be the only female getting radio/video play, can she? Oh well. I'm hoping this comes full circle and we can get some variety. Because she has the right to make music if there is a demand for it. It's a free country. But, a yin to her yang is greatly needed.
Dwellin' South of the Hudson, New Jerusalem, in seclusion, using fake pseudonyms." Rah Digga
Women and hip-hop music have always had a strange relationship. For a woman to be a successful rapper she has to navigate between representing for the ladies while commanding the respect of the men. Over the years there have been women who could do both. But, recently it seems as if finding a respectable female emcee is about as difficult as finding gas for under $2.00. It's a thing of the past. This subject has been on my mind for awhile, but I wasn't sure how to approach it. I figured out that I'm looking at hip-hop like there is something missing. I don't even want to speculate on what percentage of rap music is bought by women, but I'm sure it's well over 50%. But where is the voice that speaks directly to (or comes directly from) that group? That seems to be a huge problem for numerous reasons which include but are not limited to: the self-confidence of young, primarily African-American girls, the communication between those girls and their male counterparts as they grow older, and the balance of power within the genre in general. I don't think this trend has to continue as things have not always been this way......
"Outside of me you try to picture me, young and black, that ain't no mystery.
But inside runs deep like an ocean, you couldn't understand if I spoke in slow motion" - MC Lyte
The 80's were a great time for hip-hop. The music was still fresh and ideas were still original. From the gangsta rap of N.W.A. to the "Daisy Age" of De La Soul there seemed to be something for everyone. What ladies like Roxanne Shante and Sha Rock started, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, and Salt-n-Pepa took to the next level. They represented strength, ability, and sexiness without any raunch. There was a sense that they could hold their own in a cypher and there was a sense that they weren't about to be any body's plaything. They had an understanding of what it meant to speak for women. For instance "Let's Talk About Sex" by S&P almost served as a Public Service Announcement in the wake of the recent hike in AIDS cases. It wasn't something their PR people told them to do, but it was how they felt they could help. On the creative side, MC Lyte's hit "Poor Georgie" still holds up as one of the best stories ever told by a rapper. She painted a great picture of a man out of control and how his choices affected him and those around him. These ladies were still able to have commercial success without compromising who they were. Queen Latifah still remains as the best example of a female emcee using her music as a stepping stone to further her career in other areas, a la Will Smith and Ice Cube. That's success.....
"Sippin' Zinfandels, up in Chippendales, shop in Bloomingdale's for Prada bags.
Female Don Dada has no problems splittin' cream with my team" - Lil' Kim
Ah yes, the 90's. Generally regarded as the crossroads in rap music. It was the rise of bottle poppin', booty shakin', ice rockin', and......lyricism? I've always contended that outside of Rakim, KRS-ONE, and a few others lyrics in the 80's weren't too intricate. The 90's had rappers trying to step up their lyrical game which, in turn, made for a very entertaining decade. Three of the biggest names during the 90's were responsible in one way or another for two of the biggest female rappers we have ever seen. Biggie gave us Lil' Kim. Jay and Nas (and to some extent LL) gave us Foxy Brown. General thought is that this is the time when it started to get bad for the ladies. Kim and Foxy were thought to have been way too sexual, way too crass, and were accused (and rightfully so) of having ghostwriters. The success of Kim and Foxy caused some female listeners to try and take control of their own sexuality as they saw it as liberating. Other listeners were turned off and looked to artists like Lauryn Hill, Bahamadia, and Rah Digga to be their voice. Other popular artists like Eve, Mia X, and Da Brat were somewhat in the middle. "Love Is Blind" shows that not everything we had in the 80's is gone now. Something I think gets lost in this whole mix is the lyrical side of the argument. Lauryn(my favorite female emcee ever), Da Brat, Digga, and Eve can all rap. I mean really rap. Foxy and Kim have done enough in their careers to prove that they can write really well and not just recite what Big or Jay tell them to. For every year some of these ladies set women back in terms of respect, they advanced the lyrical ability of the female emcee as a whole.......
"Au contraire mon frere, don't you even go there, me without a mic is like a beat without a snare.
I dare to tear into your ego, we go, way back like some ganja and palequo or ColecoVision.
My mind make incisions in your anatomy and I back this with Deuteronomy or Leviticus,
God made this word, you can't get with this, sweet like licorice, dangerous like syphilis." - Ms. Lauryn Hill
So where are we now? For me personally I haven't bought an album from a female rapper in about 5 years (Lil' Kim's The Naked Truth) and I only liked about half of those songs. And I can't see myself buying anything in the near future from another one. We've had Amil, Sole, Trina, Shawnna (who is terribly underrated), Diamond, Princess, Rasheeda, Remy Ma (who can rap), Charli Baltimore, Vita, Gangsta Boo, Jacki-O, Khia, Lady Sovereign, Queen Pen, and a bunch of others I try to forget. This looks too much like a "Where Are They Now" list. The only active female emcee that I really want to hear from is Jean Grae. She is better than about 90% of the men rapping and has the ability to make really good songs. If you haven't yet, check out anything by her, especially This Week. I also have hope for Eternia. She may be a force in the future, but it's yet to be determined. The future. And that brings me to Nicki Minaj. She seems to keep wanting to invade my speakers in one way or another. I don't want to knock any one's hustle, but if this is the direction it's going, I'm done. This chick cannot be the only female getting radio/video play, can she? Oh well. I'm hoping this comes full circle and we can get some variety. Because she has the right to make music if there is a demand for it. It's a free country. But, a yin to her yang is greatly needed.
Just Wright - Trailer
I hope this movie isn't terrible. I'm loving the casting and the premise. Please don't suck.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
K'Naan - "T.I.A." - Directed by NABIL
This guy's direction is crazy! This is my favorite song off Troubadour and having the visuals to accompany the song makes it even sweeter. I love the African themes and the energy of this video. Another NABIL joint coming soon.....
K'NAAN "T.I.A" music video directed by: NABIL from nabil elderkin on Vimeo.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Mos Def on YO GABBA GABBA
This is amazing. One of my favorite rappers is giving me a reason to watch Yo Gabba Gabba more than I already do. My daughter watches this show ALL the time and therefore, I have to as well. Props to Laila Ali, The Roots, Jack Black, and everyone else who has been on the show. But this might take the cake..............
Monday, March 29, 2010
Kelis!
Kelis - Acapella (Official Video)
Uploaded by Henrietta-Aime-Fumer_Tv. - Music videos, artist interviews, concerts and more.
When Kelis was that "loud screaming chick with the hair", I had a huge crush. All I can say about this look is.......interesting. She's still a beautiful lady, in my opinion.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Kanye West - "THE COLDEST WINTER" - Directed by Nabil
I am going to post a video from Nabil once a week. This guy is off the charts with his direction. Talk about bringing a video to life!! I wish they could get this guy to direct the next G.I. Joe or X-Men movie. I'm feeling this.
KANYE WEST "Coldest Winter" Directed by: NABIL from nabil elderkin on Vimeo.
Erykah Badu - "WINDOW SEAT"
WOWZERS! Ms. Badu has never been one to hold her tongue or follow the status quo. I'm not sure if I understand everything she was trying to convey with this joint (because she is deeper than me) but I do appreciate the effort. This might be the best 6 minutes of my day.
B.o.B. feat. Bruno Mars - "NOTHIN' ON YOU"
Most songs that you hear all the time are good because...um..you hear them all the time and they grow embedded in your head weather you like it or not. This new radio wet dream is a great song regardless. I didn't know the kid, B.o.B. was going to come out with a joint like this. He will finally get the props he deserves because he is an extra talented dude. And this video is pretty cool, too. I still think Drake should have taken this route and had an album come out no more than two months after you release a smash single. Oh well.
Rihanna - "RUDE BOY"
This is one the nastiest, overtly sexual, freakiest songs I've heard come out of an R&B singer's mouth...........I like it. No really, this is a good song, just a little much. The video shows a lighter side of Rih-Rih. No guns, no all-black outfits, tape over the tah-tah's, or middle fingers here. Actually this looks like it could have been a Patra video from back in '94! Big ups to the Rude Gal, Rihanna, lol.
Death at a Funeral - Trailer
Chris Rock has never been a good actor to me. I enjoyed "I Think I Love My Wife" for the most part, but he never seems too comfortable unless he's on stage. But, with the supporting cast of this flick I think he may have found something good here. This trailer didn't make me Laugh Out Loud, but I think this should be pretty entertaining.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Yeah, This Is Tough!
In other news, if you haven't bought Ghostface's Ghostdini: Wizard of Poetry in Emerald City, I suggest you do now.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
I know I'm Late But I've Been Busy. T Smitty, Where You At?
Wale - My Sweetie (directed by tabi Bonney) from tabi Bonney on Vimeo.
Untitled from Makavelliott1971 on Vimeo.
You know I have to support Wale!
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Melanie Fiona - "You Stop My Heart"
Chop Up Artist Spotlight alum, Melanie Fiona wishes a Happy Valentine's Day to each and all with a short video version of "You Stop My Heart." Melanie will be going on tour with Alicia Keys and hoping to make some believers of skeptics. The Bridge album is currently in stores and it's fire. I just recently BOUGHT a copy and I have nothing but great things to say about it.
MELANIE FIONA " YOU STOP MY HEART" from Paradoxal Inc on Vimeo.
Joell Ortiz feat. Novel - KAWL ME
Well I be damned! Mr. Yaowah made a song you can rock to. Holy Shit! I thought this is more of what Royce or Budden would do, but I LOVE this joint. Joell can tell pretty good stories and his wordplay stays slick. And I still can't figure out why cats still sleep on Novel. He is like the underground Ne-Yo. He murders hooks for errbody! This is officially my new ish. Free Agent in stores (iTunes at least) mid-April.
We Are The World - Revisited
I enjoyed this a lot. It sounded really good as far as remakes go and the visuals were on point. You can't help but want to donate some money to help all the children that were affected. Also it was good to see LL and Jamie in the studio together and it was also good to see Kanye get a second chance to show he actually cares about someone other than the Louie Vuitton Don. And it looks as if Auto-Tune is not dead, and may not even be on a respirator. Weezy and T-Peezy showed they will take that show anywhere. Props to Lionel Richie and all parties involved on the making of this.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Pres. Obama visits Republican House of Representatives
I'm not really sure how I would rate President Obama's first year in office. I mean, I recognize that he came into office with a full plate of problems (war, economy) that he did not create. He also came into office with a target on his back because he was the first... um... well you know. Along the campain trail Obama preached change, a new political climate, a new way to run government. In all honesty though, things look very similar to the status quo from my perspective. Campain promises to bring our troops home and to reform health care have been bogged down by the same political tug of war that we've seen for decades. It is still early, and there still is hope, but at some point all the moving, hope-filled speeches have to give way to some defined, measurable progress. Friday, hopefully was the start of the change we've heard about for so long. President Obama stood before the Republican House of Representatives and for over an hour answered questions posed by many of his critics. It was finally a moment where President Obama stood firm, held his ground, and stopped playing Mr. nice guy. Hopefully this day was a sign of things to come. That we will see our President move forward with his agenda even if the right wing objects or name calls. It was really a sight to behold as Obama went one-on-one hundred and forty and for all intents and purposes "won". I for one hope that this was the beginning of a new day and not just one more great speech from a great politician.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
THE CHOP UP'S TOP 40 ALBUMS OF 2009
Big ups to Mark P for the input on this list. This was a hard list to do. I like rankings so that #1 spot had to be THE best album of last year. Everyone submitted their lists and this is what we came up with.
Note: Please send all hate mail to King B or D Mack. I just work here.
1. The Blueprint 3 - Jay-Z
2. So Far Gone - Drake
3. Man on the Moon - Kid Cudi
4. Only Built For Cuban Linx II - Raekwon
5. Slaughterhouse - Slaughterhouse
6. Attention Deficit - Wale
7. Love vs. Money - The-Dream
8. 'Til the Casket Drops - The Clipse
9. BLACKsummer'snight - Maxwell
10. Deeper Than Rap - Rick Ross
11. Epiphany - Chrisette Michele
12. Ready - Trey Songz
13. Back to the Feature - Wale
14. Ryan Leslie - Ryan Leslie
15. Ghostface - Ghostdini: The Wizard of Poetry in the Emerald City
16. The Warm Up - J. Cole
17. Loso's Way - Fabolous
18. Forever in a Day - Day26
19. Sex Therapy - Robin Thicke
20. Transition - Ryan Leslie
21. Boy Meets World - Fashawn
22. U Know Big Sean - Big Sean
23. Relapse - Eminem
24. Ecstatic - Mos Def
25. The Element of Freedom - Alicia Keys
26. Padded Room - Joe Budden
27. The Last Kiss - Jadakiss
28. Brooklynati - Tanya Morgan
29. Gone Fishin' - The Cool Kids
30. Before I Self Destruct - 50 Cent
31. How To Be a Lady: Volume 1 - Electrik Red
32. In Love & War - Amerie
33. ...Just Visiting Too - Zo!
34. Diary of an ATL Brave - Donnis
35. A Day Late and A Dollar Short - Sene & Blu
36. In a Perfect World... - Keri Hilson
37. Elixir - Bria Valente
38. LOtUSFLOW3R - Prince
39. Murder Was the Case - Gucci Mane
40. The Introduction of Marcus Cooper - Pleasure P
Note: Please send all hate mail to King B or D Mack. I just work here.
1. The Blueprint 3 - Jay-Z2. So Far Gone - Drake
3. Man on the Moon - Kid Cudi
4. Only Built For Cuban Linx II - Raekwon
5. Slaughterhouse - Slaughterhouse
6. Attention Deficit - Wale
7. Love vs. Money - The-Dream
8. 'Til the Casket Drops - The Clipse
9. BLACKsummer'snight - Maxwell
10. Deeper Than Rap - Rick Ross
11. Epiphany - Chrisette Michele
12. Ready - Trey Songz
13. Back to the Feature - Wale
14. Ryan Leslie - Ryan Leslie
15. Ghostface - Ghostdini: The Wizard of Poetry in the Emerald City
16. The Warm Up - J. Cole
17. Loso's Way - Fabolous
18. Forever in a Day - Day26
19. Sex Therapy - Robin Thicke
20. Transition - Ryan Leslie
21. Boy Meets World - Fashawn
22. U Know Big Sean - Big Sean
23. Relapse - Eminem
24. Ecstatic - Mos Def
25. The Element of Freedom - Alicia Keys
26. Padded Room - Joe Budden
27. The Last Kiss - Jadakiss
28. Brooklynati - Tanya Morgan
29. Gone Fishin' - The Cool Kids
30. Before I Self Destruct - 50 Cent
31. How To Be a Lady: Volume 1 - Electrik Red
32. In Love & War - Amerie
33. ...Just Visiting Too - Zo!
34. Diary of an ATL Brave - Donnis
35. A Day Late and A Dollar Short - Sene & Blu
36. In a Perfect World... - Keri Hilson
37. Elixir - Bria Valente
38. LOtUSFLOW3R - Prince
39. Murder Was the Case - Gucci Mane
40. The Introduction of Marcus Cooper - Pleasure P
THE CHOP UP'S TOP 300 SONGS OF 2009
Sorry for the delay. I know it's damn near the end of January, but we wanted to compile a very comprehensive list of the music that invaded your ears last year. Shout out to Mark P. of The Hip Hop Hope Dealers and Cyn for their input. Here we go:
1. Empire State of Mind - Jay-Z and Alicia Keys
2. Every Girl - Young Money
3. Best I Ever Had - Drake
4. Under - Pleasure P
5. Fancy - The-Dream
6. Rockin' That Thang - The-Dream
7. D.O.A. - Jay-Z
8. Knock You Down - Keri Hilson feat. Kanye West and Ne-Yo
9. Blame It - Jamie Foxx feat. T-Pain
10. Break Up - Mario feat. Gucci Mane
11. Beutiful Bliss - Wale feat. Melanie Fiona and J. Cole
12. Pretty Girls - Wale feat. Gucci Mane
13. Notebook - Chrisette Michele
14. Epiphany (I'm Leaving) - Chrisette Michele
15. Maybach Music 2 - Rick Ross feat. Kanye West, Young Jeezy, and Lil' Wayne
16. Must Be Love - Cassie feat. Diddy
17. Devotion - Electrik Red
18. Pretty Wings - Maxwell
19. Sex Therapy - Robin Thicke
20. Neighbors Know My Name - Trey Songz
21. Microphone - Slaughterhouse
22. I Miss My Love - Fabolous
23. Lust For Life - Drake
24. Love Sex Magic - Ciara feat. Justin Timberlake
25. Higher - Amerie
26. Poker Face - Lady GaGa
27. Make Her Say - Kid Cudi feat. Kanye West and Common
28. Ego (Remix) - Beyonce feat. Kanye West
29. So Good - Day26
30. Turnin' Me On (Mega Mix) - Keri Hilson feat. T.I., Lil' Wayne, Busta Rhymes, and JD
31. Run This Town - Jay-Z feat. Kanye West and Rihanna
32. Something You Already Know - Bria Valente
33. It Kills Me - Melanie Fiona
34. Already Home - Jay-Z feat. Kid Cudi
35. Sunday Night - Ryan Leslie
36. Boom Boom Pow - The Black Eyed Peas
37. Heard 'Em All (Remix) - Amerie feat. Lil' Wayne
38. Popeyes - The Clipse
39. Exxxes - Joe Budden
40. It's in the Morning - Robin Thicke
41. I Cut Like a Buffalo - The Dead Weather
42. On to the Next One - Jay-Z
43. Lights Please - J. Cole
44. Black Roses - Trey Songz
45. Get It In Ohio - Cam'ron
46. Hot Shyt - Wale feat. Peedi Peedi, Black Thought, Tu Phace, and Young Chris
47. If I Ruled the World '09 - Nas feat. Marsha from Floetry
48. Friend Lover - Electrik Red
49. Make That Sound - J. Holiday
50. Mafia Music - Rick Ross
51. Your Heels - Day26
52. Venus vs. Mars - Jay-Z
53. Nights Over Egypt - Zo! feat. Carlitta Durand
54. Flight School - Kanye West and T-Pain
55. How It Was Supposed to Be - Ryan Leslie
56. La, La, La - LMFAO
57. Wetter - Twista
58. 3 A.M. - Eminem
59. Cuckoo - Slaughterhouse
60. Love vs. Money - The-Dream
61. Love vs. Money Part 2 - The-Dream
62. Say Aah - Trey Songz feat. Fabolous
63. Un-Thinkable - Alicia Keys
64. Thinking Out Loud - Mickey Factz
65. Everything, Everyday, Everywhere - Fabolous feat. Keri Hilson
66. Kinda Like a Big Deal - The Clipse feat. Kanye West
67. Fistful of Tears - Maxwell
68. Hard - Rihanna feat. Young Jeezy
69. 90210 - Wale
70. A Star is Born - Jay-Z feat. J. Cole
71. Say Something - Timbaland feat. Drake
72. Girlfriend - Day26
73. I Couldn't Help It - Joe Budden
74. Forever - Drake feat. Kanye West, Lil' Wayne, and Eminem
75. The Winner - Drake
76. Live From the Black Apple - Mickey Factz
77. Hey Young World - Fashawn feat. Aloe Blacc and Devoya
78. New Wu - Raekwon feat. Ghostface and Method Man
79. Something That I Like - Ryan Leslie feat. Pusha T
80. Invented Sex - Trey Songz
81. Shooting Star - Steph Jones
82. Off That - Jay-Z feat. Drake
83. Up, Up, and Away - Kid Cudi
84. I'm Goin' In - Lil' Wayne and Drake
85. Feel Good, Feel Better, Feel Wonderful - Prince
86. Morgan Blu - Tanya Morgan feat. Blu
87. Give It to Me Right (Remix) - Melanie Fiona feat. Busta Rhymes
88. Ponytail - Mya feat. Nikki Minaj
89. Cooler Than Me - Mike Posner feat. Big Sean
90. Auditorium - Mos Def
91. Chillin' - Wale feat. Lady GaGa
92. Always Strapped (Remix) - Birdman feat. Lil' Wayne and Mack Maine
93. Ciroc Star - Chester French feat. Diddy and Jadakiss
94. Owl Thru Gotham - Sene and Blu
95. Blame It On Me - Chrisette Michele
96. Bed Rest - Electrik Red
97. Ain't I (Remix) - Young L.A. feat. T.I. and Young Dro
98. Kings and Queens - 30 Seconds to Mars
99. What If? - Jadakiss feat. Nas
100. Try It On (Howwedoitoverhere) - Idle Warship
101. Hot Revolver - Lil' Wayne
102. Try Sleeping With a Broken Heart - Alicia Keys
103. Crazy You - Zo! feat. Sy Smith
104. Jupiter Love - Trey Songz
105. House of Flying Daggers - Raekwon feat. Inspectah Deck, Ghost, Method Man, and GZA
106. Tell Me You Love Me - Amerie
107. Sweat It Out - The-Dream
108. Missing You - The Black Eyed Peas
109. Conglomerate (Remix) - Busta Rhymes feat. Freeway
110. So Good (Remix) - Electrik Red feat. Lil' Wayne
111. Sooner Than Later - Drake
112. Shakin' It 4 Daddy - Robin Thicke feat. Nikki Minaj
113. Runnin' Back - Gucci Mane
114. Beneath the Veil - Chester French
115. Rich Off Cocaine - Rick Ross feat. Avery Storm
116. I'm Good - The Clipse
117. Baby By Me - 50 Cent
118. Life in Marvelous Times - Mos Def
119. Panty Droppa (Intro) - Trey Songz
120. Trust - Keyshia Cole and Monica
121. I Love College - Asher Roth
122. Sing 2 U - J. Holiday
123. Birthday Sex - Jeremih
124. Stoopid - Gucci Mane
125. Here Eye Come - Bria Valente
126. Samsonite Man - Fashawn feat. Blu
127. Not Anymore - LeToya
128. Yes - Lil' Wayne feat. Pharrell
129. Callin' - Kevon Edmonds
130. Meiple - Robin Thicke feat. Jay-Z
131. Perfectly Blind - Day26
132. Fight Klub - Slaughterhouse
133. Fragile - Christte Michele
134. Butterfly Tattoo - Bobby Valentino
135. Magnificent - Rick Ross
136. Sweatin' Out Weaves - Wale feat. UCB
137. On the Ocean - K'Jon
138. Right Hand Hi - Kid Sister
139. Let's Call It Off - Drake feat. Peter, Bjorn, and John
140. Hyyerr - Kid Cudi feat. Chip Tha Ripper
141. Drug Dealer Girl - Mike Posner
142. Put It Down - The-Dream
143. One Love - Trey Songz
144. Lay Back - Rick Ross feat. Robin Thicke
145. Spotlight - Gucci Mane feat. Usher
146. Cookies-N-Apple Juice - Cam'ron feat. Skitzo and Byrd Lady
147. Never Gonna Break Up - Ryan Leslie
148. Trust Me - London feat. Sweet Rush
149. Way Cool - Charles Hamilton
150. I'm So Tall - Chester French feat. Bun B, Talib Kweli, and Mickey Factz
151. Obsessed - Mariah Carey
152. My President is Black - Young Jeezy feat. Nas
153. Money Goes, Honey Stay (When the Money Goes Remix) - Fabolous feat. Jay-Z
154. Cuttin' Off Fingaz - Gucci Mane
155. Yes (I'll Be Your Baby) - Laura Izibor
156. Something Else - Jadakiss feat. Young Jeezy
157. City Lights - The New Royales feat. Bishop Lamont
158. Crawl - Chris Brown
159. Cut You Loose - Slaughterhouse
160. Pretty Brown - Amerie feat. Trey Songz
161. Go Low - R. Kelly
162. Close To You - BeBe and CeCe Winans
163. Girls on the Dance Floor (Remix) - Idle Warship
164. My Love - The-Dream feat. Mariah Carey
165. Regret - LeToya
166. Playing Possum - Maxwell
167. Angels - Dirty Money
168. Stadium Music - Day26
169. Red Eye - Amerie
170. Triumph - Wale
171. Psycho - 50 Cent feat. Eminem
172. Baby - Ghostface feat. Raheem DeVaughn
173. Move On (Remix) - Slaughterhouse
174. Showdown - The Black Eyed Peas
175. Your Love - Pleasure P
176. Last Time - Fabolous feat. Trey Songz
177. The Wrestler - Bruce Springsteen
178. Let It Loose - Wale feat. Pharrell
179. You're Not My Girl - Ryan Leslie
180. Black Mozart - Raekwon feat. Inspectah Deck and RZA
181. Mayor - Pacific Division
182. Pain in His Life - Joe Budden
183. Be By Myself - Asher Roth feat. Cee-Lo
184. Does He Do It - Trey Songz
185. Hate - Jay-Z feat. Kanye West
186. Famous Girl - Chris Brown
187. Kelly's 12-Play - The-Dream
188. Pucker Up - Ciara
189. Lonely Girls Club - Mario
190. Russian Roulette - Rihanna
191. Boyfriend #2 - Pleasure P
192. Does She Know - Trey Songz
193. Who's Real - Jadakiss feat. OJ Da Juiceman
194. We Outta Here - Slaughterhouse
195. Rather Be With You (Vagina is for Lovers) - Wale feat. J.Cole and Curren$y
196. I Gotta Feeling - The Black Eyed Peas
197. You Belong With Me - Taylor Swift
198. Sensibility - Mickey Factz
199. I Hate My Job - Cam'ron
200. Give and Take - Coline
201. Ribbon - Mariah Carey
202. Yo Body - Twista
203. Babymaker - Day26
204. Single - Lil' Wayne
205. I'm Okay - Chrisette Michele
206. So Damn Down - Tanya Morgan
207. Turn My Swag On - Souljah Boy
208. I Wanna Rock - Snoop Dogg
209. Go Shawty - Electrik Red
210. Makin' Love - Fabolous feat. Ne-Yo
211. Bad Habits - Maxwell
212. Solo Dolo - Kid Cudi
213. Gunplay - Rick Ross feat. Gunplay
214. Look At Me (When I Rock Wichoo - Kid Gloves Remix) - The Black Kids
215. Let Me - Pleasure P
216. TV in the Radio - Wale feat. K'Naan
217. The Highways of my Life - Zo! feat. Darien Brockington
218. I'mma Put It On Her - Day26
219. 9 to 5 - Electrik Red
220. Trick'n - Mullage
221. More Than Love - Amerie feat. Fabolous
222. We Gone - Kidz in the Hall
223. Ain't No Justice - Sene and Blu
224. Pick Up the Bass - Mickey Factz
225. Lord - Sleepy Sun
226. Mr. Right - Chrisette Michele
227. Walkin' On the Moon - The-Dream feat. Kanye West
228. Slow Dance - Keri Hilson
229. Tito Santana - Wale feat. Joe Budden
230. Can't Blame You - Ginuwine
231. I'll Be the Shooter - 50 Cent
232. Stapleton Sex - Ghostface
233. Popularity - Skyzoo
234. Different People - Amerie
235. A Night Off - Drake feat. Lloyd
236. To the Top - Ryan Leslie
237. The Way (Intro) - Fabolous
238. Rollacoasta - Robin Thicke
239. More Than That - Trey Songz
240. On Top - Trey Songz
241. Shades - Wale
242. Don't Stay - Laura Izibor
243. In My Sleep - Joe Budden
244. By My Side - Jadakiss feat. Ne-Yo
245. Crimson and Clover - Prince
246. What You Do - Chrisette Michele feat. Ne-Yo
247. Number One - R. Kelly
248. Muah - Electrik Red
249. Oh - Kevon Edmonds
250. Swagger - Asia Cruise feat. Young Joc and T-Pain
251. All This Love - Bria Valente
252. Po'ed Up - Fly Union and Big Sean
253. Killaz - Slaughterhouse
254. Our Way - Fashawn feat. Evidence
255. Wrong Lover - J. Holiday
256. 3 Is the New 2 - Bobby Valentino
257. Tie Me Down - New Boyz
258. New Years Resolution - Serius Jones
259. Alpha - Mickey Factz
260. Just Getting Started - Day26
261. I Need A U - LeToya
262. Shittin' Onum - Gucci Mane
263. LOL :-) - Trey Songz feat. Gucci Mane and Souljah Boy
264. Pray For Me - Joe Budden
265. Dangerous - Amerie
266. One Tribe - The Black Eyed Peas
267. Thank You - Jay-Z
268. My Time - Fabolous feat. Jeremih
269. Infidelity - Trey Songz
270. The Calm - Drake
271. Mr. Yeah - The-Dream
272. Possibility - Lykke Li
273. Last Two - Young Chris feat. Freeway and Beanie Sigel
274. Everywhere - The New Royales feat. Self-Scientific
275. W.F.Y. - Electrick Red
276. Us - Brother Ali
277. Papers - Usher
278. Let's Stop Playin' - Ghosface feat. John Legend
279. Holla If You Need Me - Trey Songz
280. November 18th - Drake
281. We Walk - The Ting Tings
282. Mrs. Sexy - Robin Thicke
283. New Girlfriend Music - Charles Hamilton
284. Cloud 9 - Jagged Edge
285. I'm a Mess - Johnta Austin
286. Nerd Girl - Chester French feat. Janelle Monae
287. America's Suitehearts - Patrick Stump feat. Joe Budden, 88-Keys, and Murs
288. Juicy - London feat. Young Joc
289. I Could Take Your Girl - Drake feat. Lil' Wayne and Kid Kid
290. Times Up - Wynter Gordon
291. Choose - Tank
292. I Don't Remember - Ciara
293. Teriya-King - The Teriyaki Boyz feat. Kanye West and Big Sean
294. Uh Huh - Alfamega
295. Searchin' - Young Chris feat. Wale
296. NoNo! - Pacific Division
297. Loco With The Cake - Ace Hood
298. History - Mos Def feat. Talib Kweli
299. I'm In Miami, Trick - LMFAO
300. Real As It Gets - Jay-Z feat. Young Jeezy
1. Empire State of Mind - Jay-Z and Alicia Keys
2. Every Girl - Young Money
3. Best I Ever Had - Drake
4. Under - Pleasure P
5. Fancy - The-Dream
6. Rockin' That Thang - The-Dream
7. D.O.A. - Jay-Z
8. Knock You Down - Keri Hilson feat. Kanye West and Ne-Yo
9. Blame It - Jamie Foxx feat. T-Pain
10. Break Up - Mario feat. Gucci Mane
11. Beutiful Bliss - Wale feat. Melanie Fiona and J. Cole
12. Pretty Girls - Wale feat. Gucci Mane
13. Notebook - Chrisette Michele
14. Epiphany (I'm Leaving) - Chrisette Michele
15. Maybach Music 2 - Rick Ross feat. Kanye West, Young Jeezy, and Lil' Wayne
16. Must Be Love - Cassie feat. Diddy
17. Devotion - Electrik Red
18. Pretty Wings - Maxwell
19. Sex Therapy - Robin Thicke
20. Neighbors Know My Name - Trey Songz
21. Microphone - Slaughterhouse
22. I Miss My Love - Fabolous
23. Lust For Life - Drake
24. Love Sex Magic - Ciara feat. Justin Timberlake
25. Higher - Amerie
26. Poker Face - Lady GaGa
27. Make Her Say - Kid Cudi feat. Kanye West and Common
28. Ego (Remix) - Beyonce feat. Kanye West
29. So Good - Day26
30. Turnin' Me On (Mega Mix) - Keri Hilson feat. T.I., Lil' Wayne, Busta Rhymes, and JD
31. Run This Town - Jay-Z feat. Kanye West and Rihanna
32. Something You Already Know - Bria Valente
33. It Kills Me - Melanie Fiona
34. Already Home - Jay-Z feat. Kid Cudi
35. Sunday Night - Ryan Leslie
36. Boom Boom Pow - The Black Eyed Peas
37. Heard 'Em All (Remix) - Amerie feat. Lil' Wayne
38. Popeyes - The Clipse
39. Exxxes - Joe Budden
40. It's in the Morning - Robin Thicke
41. I Cut Like a Buffalo - The Dead Weather
42. On to the Next One - Jay-Z
43. Lights Please - J. Cole
44. Black Roses - Trey Songz
45. Get It In Ohio - Cam'ron
46. Hot Shyt - Wale feat. Peedi Peedi, Black Thought, Tu Phace, and Young Chris
47. If I Ruled the World '09 - Nas feat. Marsha from Floetry
48. Friend Lover - Electrik Red
49. Make That Sound - J. Holiday
50. Mafia Music - Rick Ross
51. Your Heels - Day26
52. Venus vs. Mars - Jay-Z
53. Nights Over Egypt - Zo! feat. Carlitta Durand
54. Flight School - Kanye West and T-Pain
55. How It Was Supposed to Be - Ryan Leslie
56. La, La, La - LMFAO
57. Wetter - Twista
58. 3 A.M. - Eminem
59. Cuckoo - Slaughterhouse
60. Love vs. Money - The-Dream
61. Love vs. Money Part 2 - The-Dream
62. Say Aah - Trey Songz feat. Fabolous
63. Un-Thinkable - Alicia Keys
64. Thinking Out Loud - Mickey Factz
65. Everything, Everyday, Everywhere - Fabolous feat. Keri Hilson
66. Kinda Like a Big Deal - The Clipse feat. Kanye West
67. Fistful of Tears - Maxwell
68. Hard - Rihanna feat. Young Jeezy
69. 90210 - Wale
70. A Star is Born - Jay-Z feat. J. Cole
71. Say Something - Timbaland feat. Drake
72. Girlfriend - Day26
73. I Couldn't Help It - Joe Budden
74. Forever - Drake feat. Kanye West, Lil' Wayne, and Eminem
75. The Winner - Drake
76. Live From the Black Apple - Mickey Factz
77. Hey Young World - Fashawn feat. Aloe Blacc and Devoya
78. New Wu - Raekwon feat. Ghostface and Method Man
79. Something That I Like - Ryan Leslie feat. Pusha T
80. Invented Sex - Trey Songz
81. Shooting Star - Steph Jones
82. Off That - Jay-Z feat. Drake
83. Up, Up, and Away - Kid Cudi
84. I'm Goin' In - Lil' Wayne and Drake
85. Feel Good, Feel Better, Feel Wonderful - Prince
86. Morgan Blu - Tanya Morgan feat. Blu
87. Give It to Me Right (Remix) - Melanie Fiona feat. Busta Rhymes
88. Ponytail - Mya feat. Nikki Minaj
89. Cooler Than Me - Mike Posner feat. Big Sean
90. Auditorium - Mos Def
91. Chillin' - Wale feat. Lady GaGa
92. Always Strapped (Remix) - Birdman feat. Lil' Wayne and Mack Maine
93. Ciroc Star - Chester French feat. Diddy and Jadakiss
94. Owl Thru Gotham - Sene and Blu
95. Blame It On Me - Chrisette Michele
96. Bed Rest - Electrik Red
97. Ain't I (Remix) - Young L.A. feat. T.I. and Young Dro
98. Kings and Queens - 30 Seconds to Mars
99. What If? - Jadakiss feat. Nas
100. Try It On (Howwedoitoverhere) - Idle Warship
101. Hot Revolver - Lil' Wayne
102. Try Sleeping With a Broken Heart - Alicia Keys
103. Crazy You - Zo! feat. Sy Smith
104. Jupiter Love - Trey Songz
105. House of Flying Daggers - Raekwon feat. Inspectah Deck, Ghost, Method Man, and GZA
106. Tell Me You Love Me - Amerie
107. Sweat It Out - The-Dream
108. Missing You - The Black Eyed Peas
109. Conglomerate (Remix) - Busta Rhymes feat. Freeway
110. So Good (Remix) - Electrik Red feat. Lil' Wayne
111. Sooner Than Later - Drake
112. Shakin' It 4 Daddy - Robin Thicke feat. Nikki Minaj
113. Runnin' Back - Gucci Mane
114. Beneath the Veil - Chester French
115. Rich Off Cocaine - Rick Ross feat. Avery Storm
116. I'm Good - The Clipse
117. Baby By Me - 50 Cent
118. Life in Marvelous Times - Mos Def
119. Panty Droppa (Intro) - Trey Songz
120. Trust - Keyshia Cole and Monica
121. I Love College - Asher Roth
122. Sing 2 U - J. Holiday
123. Birthday Sex - Jeremih
124. Stoopid - Gucci Mane
125. Here Eye Come - Bria Valente
126. Samsonite Man - Fashawn feat. Blu
127. Not Anymore - LeToya
128. Yes - Lil' Wayne feat. Pharrell
129. Callin' - Kevon Edmonds
130. Meiple - Robin Thicke feat. Jay-Z
131. Perfectly Blind - Day26
132. Fight Klub - Slaughterhouse
133. Fragile - Christte Michele
134. Butterfly Tattoo - Bobby Valentino
135. Magnificent - Rick Ross
136. Sweatin' Out Weaves - Wale feat. UCB
137. On the Ocean - K'Jon
138. Right Hand Hi - Kid Sister
139. Let's Call It Off - Drake feat. Peter, Bjorn, and John
140. Hyyerr - Kid Cudi feat. Chip Tha Ripper
141. Drug Dealer Girl - Mike Posner
142. Put It Down - The-Dream
143. One Love - Trey Songz
144. Lay Back - Rick Ross feat. Robin Thicke
145. Spotlight - Gucci Mane feat. Usher
146. Cookies-N-Apple Juice - Cam'ron feat. Skitzo and Byrd Lady
147. Never Gonna Break Up - Ryan Leslie
148. Trust Me - London feat. Sweet Rush
149. Way Cool - Charles Hamilton
150. I'm So Tall - Chester French feat. Bun B, Talib Kweli, and Mickey Factz
151. Obsessed - Mariah Carey
152. My President is Black - Young Jeezy feat. Nas
153. Money Goes, Honey Stay (When the Money Goes Remix) - Fabolous feat. Jay-Z
154. Cuttin' Off Fingaz - Gucci Mane
155. Yes (I'll Be Your Baby) - Laura Izibor
156. Something Else - Jadakiss feat. Young Jeezy
157. City Lights - The New Royales feat. Bishop Lamont
158. Crawl - Chris Brown
159. Cut You Loose - Slaughterhouse
160. Pretty Brown - Amerie feat. Trey Songz
161. Go Low - R. Kelly
162. Close To You - BeBe and CeCe Winans
163. Girls on the Dance Floor (Remix) - Idle Warship
164. My Love - The-Dream feat. Mariah Carey
165. Regret - LeToya
166. Playing Possum - Maxwell
167. Angels - Dirty Money
168. Stadium Music - Day26
169. Red Eye - Amerie
170. Triumph - Wale
171. Psycho - 50 Cent feat. Eminem
172. Baby - Ghostface feat. Raheem DeVaughn
173. Move On (Remix) - Slaughterhouse
174. Showdown - The Black Eyed Peas
175. Your Love - Pleasure P
176. Last Time - Fabolous feat. Trey Songz
177. The Wrestler - Bruce Springsteen
178. Let It Loose - Wale feat. Pharrell
179. You're Not My Girl - Ryan Leslie
180. Black Mozart - Raekwon feat. Inspectah Deck and RZA
181. Mayor - Pacific Division
182. Pain in His Life - Joe Budden
183. Be By Myself - Asher Roth feat. Cee-Lo
184. Does He Do It - Trey Songz
185. Hate - Jay-Z feat. Kanye West
186. Famous Girl - Chris Brown
187. Kelly's 12-Play - The-Dream
188. Pucker Up - Ciara
189. Lonely Girls Club - Mario
190. Russian Roulette - Rihanna
191. Boyfriend #2 - Pleasure P
192. Does She Know - Trey Songz
193. Who's Real - Jadakiss feat. OJ Da Juiceman
194. We Outta Here - Slaughterhouse
195. Rather Be With You (Vagina is for Lovers) - Wale feat. J.Cole and Curren$y
196. I Gotta Feeling - The Black Eyed Peas
197. You Belong With Me - Taylor Swift
198. Sensibility - Mickey Factz
199. I Hate My Job - Cam'ron
200. Give and Take - Coline
201. Ribbon - Mariah Carey
202. Yo Body - Twista
203. Babymaker - Day26
204. Single - Lil' Wayne
205. I'm Okay - Chrisette Michele
206. So Damn Down - Tanya Morgan
207. Turn My Swag On - Souljah Boy
208. I Wanna Rock - Snoop Dogg
209. Go Shawty - Electrik Red
210. Makin' Love - Fabolous feat. Ne-Yo
211. Bad Habits - Maxwell
212. Solo Dolo - Kid Cudi
213. Gunplay - Rick Ross feat. Gunplay
214. Look At Me (When I Rock Wichoo - Kid Gloves Remix) - The Black Kids
215. Let Me - Pleasure P
216. TV in the Radio - Wale feat. K'Naan
217. The Highways of my Life - Zo! feat. Darien Brockington
218. I'mma Put It On Her - Day26
219. 9 to 5 - Electrik Red
220. Trick'n - Mullage
221. More Than Love - Amerie feat. Fabolous
222. We Gone - Kidz in the Hall
223. Ain't No Justice - Sene and Blu
224. Pick Up the Bass - Mickey Factz
225. Lord - Sleepy Sun
226. Mr. Right - Chrisette Michele
227. Walkin' On the Moon - The-Dream feat. Kanye West
228. Slow Dance - Keri Hilson
229. Tito Santana - Wale feat. Joe Budden
230. Can't Blame You - Ginuwine
231. I'll Be the Shooter - 50 Cent
232. Stapleton Sex - Ghostface
233. Popularity - Skyzoo
234. Different People - Amerie
235. A Night Off - Drake feat. Lloyd
236. To the Top - Ryan Leslie
237. The Way (Intro) - Fabolous
238. Rollacoasta - Robin Thicke
239. More Than That - Trey Songz
240. On Top - Trey Songz
241. Shades - Wale
242. Don't Stay - Laura Izibor
243. In My Sleep - Joe Budden
244. By My Side - Jadakiss feat. Ne-Yo
245. Crimson and Clover - Prince
246. What You Do - Chrisette Michele feat. Ne-Yo
247. Number One - R. Kelly
248. Muah - Electrik Red
249. Oh - Kevon Edmonds
250. Swagger - Asia Cruise feat. Young Joc and T-Pain
251. All This Love - Bria Valente
252. Po'ed Up - Fly Union and Big Sean
253. Killaz - Slaughterhouse
254. Our Way - Fashawn feat. Evidence
255. Wrong Lover - J. Holiday
256. 3 Is the New 2 - Bobby Valentino
257. Tie Me Down - New Boyz
258. New Years Resolution - Serius Jones
259. Alpha - Mickey Factz
260. Just Getting Started - Day26
261. I Need A U - LeToya
262. Shittin' Onum - Gucci Mane
263. LOL :-) - Trey Songz feat. Gucci Mane and Souljah Boy
264. Pray For Me - Joe Budden
265. Dangerous - Amerie
266. One Tribe - The Black Eyed Peas
267. Thank You - Jay-Z
268. My Time - Fabolous feat. Jeremih
269. Infidelity - Trey Songz
270. The Calm - Drake
271. Mr. Yeah - The-Dream
272. Possibility - Lykke Li
273. Last Two - Young Chris feat. Freeway and Beanie Sigel
274. Everywhere - The New Royales feat. Self-Scientific
275. W.F.Y. - Electrick Red
276. Us - Brother Ali
277. Papers - Usher
278. Let's Stop Playin' - Ghosface feat. John Legend
279. Holla If You Need Me - Trey Songz
280. November 18th - Drake
281. We Walk - The Ting Tings
282. Mrs. Sexy - Robin Thicke
283. New Girlfriend Music - Charles Hamilton
284. Cloud 9 - Jagged Edge
285. I'm a Mess - Johnta Austin
286. Nerd Girl - Chester French feat. Janelle Monae
287. America's Suitehearts - Patrick Stump feat. Joe Budden, 88-Keys, and Murs
288. Juicy - London feat. Young Joc
289. I Could Take Your Girl - Drake feat. Lil' Wayne and Kid Kid
290. Times Up - Wynter Gordon
291. Choose - Tank
292. I Don't Remember - Ciara
293. Teriya-King - The Teriyaki Boyz feat. Kanye West and Big Sean
294. Uh Huh - Alfamega
295. Searchin' - Young Chris feat. Wale
296. NoNo! - Pacific Division
297. Loco With The Cake - Ace Hood
298. History - Mos Def feat. Talib Kweli
299. I'm In Miami, Trick - LMFAO
300. Real As It Gets - Jay-Z feat. Young Jeezy
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Mike Posner @ University of Dayton
How did I not even hear about this???? I gotta get back in the loop. Mike seems to have pretty good control over the crowd and this seems like an ill performance. Album is due out sometime in 2010.
Pants On The Ground
MY MAN!! The General is letting y'all young boys know you need to pull your pants up, straighten up, and fly right. I love Idol for people like this (and for the kids that can sing as well). And if the Vikings win the Superbowl I expect the whole team to do the dance!
Clipse-"Freedom" Video
This is the opening song off of "Til The Casket Drops". I can't stress this enough; if you don't have the album yet, you are missing out! Troy, do the right thing.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Wake Up Call
Wake Up Calls from Malice of the Clipse on Vimeo.
If you don't have "Til The Casket Drops" yet, do yourself a favor and get it. Smitty, I hope you are listening.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Clipse and Friends
I made a promise to myself that I am GOING to buy this album.
They Hate Pusha's Boots..Til The Casket Drops Album in stores now!!!!!!! from ReUpGangRecords.net on Vimeo.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
This Reminds Me Of The Time When N.O.R.E Cared About His Lyrics
This is a good look for N.O.R.E! For N.O.R.E.........I'm impressed.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Jay-Z - FOREVER YOUNG
No Satanism here! Thanks, Jigga. Not really a big fan of this song, but I really dig the video. So I guess it's the exact opposite of the "On To The Next One" video/song. And Mr. Hudson is The Man. Not like a cop, but like he's a really good artist.
Jay-Z - ON TO THE NEXT ONE
I think this video is too avant garde for me. I don't get it. Oh wait, I do get it. He's worshipping the devil again I guess. People please don't watch this video or your eyes will turn bloodshot red and you will speak in tongues. Lol, I warned you. OnSmash Rocks!
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