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For Kendrick Lamar, the future couldn’t appear brighter. At least until he drops new music that makes you question how he manages to out do himself. It’s safe to say K Dot is one of the games premiere lyricists, regardless of tenure, which is the exactly reason Drake made sure the Compton native was apart of his Club Paradise Tour which is going on now.

Kendrick and I crossed paths once again at the video shoot for Game’s “The City” so it was only right I threw a few questions his direction, all of which he was more than willing to answer. We first dive into his head scratching omission from MTV’s Hottest MC’s List.

“I just look at it (MTV Hottest MC’s List) as an opinion factor. It’s all about what the people want at the end of the day. The people know what it is. It’s not really a big thing to me, I know it’s more exposure but the people know what it is. All it’s going to do is bring more controversy to the game. I think it’s dope, though.”

In an in depth exclusive interview, Kendrick discusses working with Dr.Dre and Pharell, Alori Joy’s tragic death, his friendly competition between Schoolboy Q and much more. – Karen Civil

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Kendrick is incredible and Q is definitely getting pretty dope himself. Sat down with them and talked about a lot including why Schoolboy Q put out a record that sort of promotes drinking and driving.

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Aiight Com, let’s get real, you mad cuz Drizzy’s waxin your girl Serena!

Common has responded to Drake after the Young Money rapper seemingly took offense to his track “Sweet.”

As previously reported on “Sweet” Common fires shots at “soft mothaf*ckas” who are “singing like Frank Sinatra.”

“Y’all soft mothaf*ckas, singing all around me man, la la la/ You ain’t motherf*ckin’ Frank Sinatra/Uh, lil’ b*tch…Sweet Ass Mothaf*cka.”

And over the weekend, Drake told fans at Power 106FM’s Cali Christmas Concert that if anyone had anything to say to him, they should say it to his face, more than likely referencing Common’s track.

“I will never stop doing this for ya’ll. I don’t give a f*ck if you have something to say to me. Say it to my muthaf*ckin’ face. Just cause I sing don’t make me no b-tch.”

 

Com obviously got word of Drizzy’s rant (He was at the Cali Christmas concert as well) and responded early Monday on Tony Sculfield And The Morning Riot’s radio show.

Speaking on Drake, The Dreamer, The Believer maker said,

“I made a song that’s definitely a Hip Hop song. In Hip Hop, it’s like stepping in the ring. Rap is a contact sport. So I talked about this cat that’s soft and sweet. Drake felt offended and felt it was directed towards him, so he said, ‘Man, say it to my face.’ My thing is, I’ma keep it Hip Hop. Stay on that tip. But if he falls in that category, then so be it. I’m not going to hold my tongue.”

 

And most recently on this beef my homie Noah 40 Shebib offered his 2 cents on the scenario. Funny cuz I can remembe smoking out to ‘One Day It Will All Make Sense’ in Shebib’s basement when we were younguns – what a trip!

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Young Jeezy | “One on one w/ Elliott Wilson” [Chapter I] from By Any Means T.V. on Vimeo.

As the album that took a billion years to drop finally hit shelves today – Elliott Wilson interviews Jeezy on the craft behind the new project, the documentary DVD doc that comes with the deluxe ed., why he chose FAME for the first single, and pretty much errything you need to know bout the album. I’m listenin to it for the first time in full right now, and I’m always a Jeezy fan but I was looking for a 5 mic album and this one leaves me a bit unsatisfied so far… Thoughts?

Young Jeezy | “One on one w/ Elliott Wilson” [Chapter II] from By Any Means T.V. on Vimeo.

Young Jeezy | “One on one w/ Elliott Wilson” [Chapter III] from By Any Means T.V. on Vimeo.

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J. Cole tells the stories behind “Can’t Get Enough” and “In the Morning” from Cole World: Sideline Story

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in this 3 part interview Drake sits down with my homie T-Rexxx for an extensive homecoming interview that aired last night for a Much Music Rap City Special. Filmed at my boy’s restaurant Vivoli, shouts to Marzvivz!!!

Following his impressive seven-hour CD signing session in Toronto on the day of his sophomore album release for Take Care, Drake sat down with longtime friend and RapCity host T-RexXx. Hanging out in the early hours of the morning at Drake’s favourite restaurant in his hometown, the men discussed everything from Drake’s emotional attachment to the songs, collaborating again with Rihanna, the special meaning behind YOLO, and hints at what’s in store for the future.

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Well, Action didn’t get fat for nuthin – check him out as he turns his Thanksgiving Leftovers into Sliders – it’s ‘total Snuff Film on a plate’

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Cliff stops through Jimmy Fallon on late night to talk about his new reality series, where he got his name, and his new book

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PROFILE: Kendrick Lamar from dee vazquez on Vimeo.

Kendrick is so camera shy still, this dude will always remain humble. Nice candid interview.

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Always thought it was a shame that Mash Out Posse never released an album under the G-Unit imprint and the duo air it out as to why the deal never lasted.

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