Big Boi is back and it’s one of my favorite songs from Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son Of Chico Dusty, “Ain’t No DJ”. I dig Yelawolf, despite his hair (I look at it and think Cassie LOL).
I likek the video is stop/go to exemplify what a real DJ does — scratch. The beat on this song is what makes it though. Big Boi definitely needs to push more units because Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son Of Chico Dusty is not a smash, but it deserves to be. It’s in stores now!
Wow, this isn’t terrible at all Donell! I gave him a hard time for his appearance on The Mo’Nique Show a couple of months ago, and he came for me on Twitter, but it was all love. His new video for single “Love Like This” has dropped and it’s not half bad (the song at least). It’s just good to see one of our 90′s stars not strung out and looking like they got beat over the head of Life with a Shabba Ranks stick, ya know?
He also has a new song with Yung Joc called “Strip Club” (ugh, trite) which you can listen to after the jump. His new album Lyrics drops on September 28th. Thoughts?
I don’t know what Walkers Extra Crunchy even is, but this commercial?! I absolutely cannot!!
Lionel Richie still is doing his good singing though, but I got to say, I had a certain feeling of satisfaction seeing him get tossed through a window onto his behind ROFL.
I feel like that blind woman from the “Hello” video finally got her justice!
If he had stole that chip from a Black man, Lionel’s lips would have been deflated from that mouth getting popped real quick like! HA!
F**K YOU…AND F**K HER TOO!
I’m sorry, this song right here is my ish HAHAHA. I sing it all the time. The non-edited version. LOL yes, don’t judge me.
And the video is perfect! Cee Lo Green is the Soul Machine, even though this Bruno Mars-produced song does sound like something he’d be singing. But I ain’t even mad, because it’s dope and Cee Lo works it.
Man, this echoes my sentiments on so many levels right now. EFFFFFFFF YOUUUUUUUUUUU!
*turns up speakers*
I know I am going to catch some hate for that title, but seriously. It was sleepy time over here. I know it was an acoustic performance and featured just a piano and John, but I tell you, I fought to make it through these full clips…
Check out his acoustic version of “Wake Up Everybody” and the other two you can see after the jump below:
On Aug. 19 John Legend dropped by The Recording Academy headquarters in Santa Monica, Calif., to perform a few songs, chat with GRAMMY.com and even pick up a surprise replacement GRAMMY Award. Legend is in the midst of a tour with the Roots supporting their new album Wake Up, a collection of classic ’60s and ’70s R&B. During his visit, Legend played a few solo songs at the piano, including the album’s title track, originally a hit for Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes (and their vocalist, Teddy Pendergrass), and “Shine,” the album’s only original song.
“[These] songs evoke an era of activism and a time when musicians were really a part of the social movements that were happening, and their music reflected that,” says Legend on why the concept of the album appealed to him.
He also performed versions of “Shine” which is the other new song on the album and also “Save Room”. I just can’t get into this “Wake Up Everybody” cover. I’m trying, but it just zaps all the zeitgeist that the song exemplified for that moment in time. His version is slightly bland and undercooked. Just my opinion!
I honestly don’t know WHAT to say or THINK about this. Seriously.
It’s like Lenny Kravitz fell into a vat of bleach, hit his head, and woke up making terribly bad music in the form of a Justin Timberlake clone. Ay dios mio! Jared Evan has been making the rounds as a “buzz” artist, but if this is how they are trying to put him on to the mainstream, it could work but also backfire. The Youtube comments range from “good” to “worse”…
That’s all I got. I thought this was…ummm…interesting to say the least LOL. Thoughts?
Oh, this was when LL Cool J was trying to reclaim his gangsta because his Mr. Smith album was chock full of radio-friendly ladies jams LOL. LL set the bar though with that album. The remix featured a bevy of hip-hop stars, including the incarcerated Prodigy and one fine looking specimen known as Foxy Brown. My my my how things and times change LOL.
Did anyone catch the My Mic Sounds Nice special on BET last night? Twitter suggested this video today for the Classic Flashback joint in reference to that special being shown last night. I missed it, but sound off here if you caught it!
Besides the questionable choices by her stylist in the pants category, Jazmine Sullivan can do no wrong. The lyrics on this song are sick, and the opening lines show you just how talented this girl is — as a writer and as a vocalist. Talk about getting your attention from jump! And…even the pants do that!
Cameos abound in this “throwback” clip — Missy Elliott (who co-produced with Cainon Lamb), Doug E. Fresh, Pete Rock, Pepa from Salt N Pepa, and some folks I am sure I missed. It’s all “House Party” vibe with the fashions and dances — but I didn’t know they were drinking Nuvo back in 1989. #fail
All that being said, I love this song. The remix? Not feeling so much, but Jazmine is one of those people who gets my money, no questions asked. Her new album Love Me Back is due this fall…I’m ready. I think it comes out on the same day that Faith Evans is also slated to drop. There is YET hope for R&B.
Wow, I love JoJo. Seriously. This is one of the best singers hands down we have out right now. Girl is COLD and I have been waiting for new music from her for a while. Well, the wait is about to be over because she’s dropping a new mixtape that is a mash-up of all the styles that is the musical DNA that is JoJo. “In The Dark” is the first offering from that, and it’s a slinky, dark, and slightly futuristic soul-influenced jam that upon first listen caught me off guard, but grew on me after the next one.
JoJo’s mixtape Can’t Take That Away From Me debuts on September 7th exclusively on Rap-Up. I’m excited. I listen to “Lose Control” that she did from Shock Value 2 for Timbaland ALL the time.
So I was super stupid busy this weekend, and I’m currently working with a handicap in this recession for a few more weeks with my internet being down, but I managed to get enough access to hear that Lauryn Hill’s big comeback at Rock The Bells hip-hop fest in NYC was pretty lackluster and terrible, as some folks were just outright saying. However, I heard that she brought out such luminaries as Mary J. Blige, Jay-Z, Chris Rock, etc. to show love during her set. Much to my chagrin, they just came out and waved. Anyone one of them could have helped this little legend that could.
We love L-Boogie, but I think we might have to let her past be her past and maybe choose whether or not we want to embrace her future. Maybe some new songs would let us let the past go? What ya’ll think?
This performance was all over the place and she replaced “hype” with precision. I see you Lauryn! RITA LOUISE WATSON! Get it together! LOL.
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