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Lidget Green Project ft. Guilty Simpson - Trusted (Lying Bitch)

March 31, 2008 at 10:09 am · Filed under Music Videos, Street Videos, Videos

somethin new from guilty….

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Don Doggy Promoting Game vs. Spider Loc Boxing Match?

March 31, 2008 at 10:08 am · Filed under Battles, Videos, WTF?

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Who Shot Ya?

March 30, 2008 at 7:28 pm · Filed under Good Vs. Evil, He Said / She Said, JaySmoove, Videos

Gravy on the set of the new BIG biopic… they better not fuck this one up!

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KING of Philly?

March 30, 2008 at 11:06 am · Filed under Interviews, Videos

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Tings…

March 30, 2008 at 10:54 am · Filed under Audio, Free Mixtape Downloads, The Streets Singles

State Property- Oceans Eleven

Superstar Jay & Busta Rhymes - I’ve Already Outshined Your Favorite Rapper (Mixtape)

Memphis Bleek - Feed The Streets pt.3 (Mixtape)

Grafh - Gossip Freestyle

Rich Boy - Feel The Wood

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Real Recognize Real

March 30, 2008 at 10:36 am · Filed under Dat Piff, Gossip, He Said / She Said

URB caught up with rap legend Nas last week and he was reportedly “smitten” once presented with the Jay Electronica issue. He also confirmed that Jay will appear on his upcoming album as producer and emcee:

URB: What makes Jay so special?
Nas: “He does him man. I thought that when you get into something you get into it because you want to represent and do it to the fullest, regardless if you getting the credit or not. I hear people that think they not getting the respect they think they deserve, complaining to people because they not on top. Or blamin’ record companies or blamin’ other rappers they record with. And you know that happens all the time but it’s rare that you see someone that’s not asking for a handout, that’s not looking for a lookout. Someone who came into the business like how I came. I didn’t come in with a platinum, multi-platinum act in the middle of the rap world when it was on top. I had a verse in ‘91 with a fairly underground rap group. And it created my buzz and I had to climb on my own. I would not have accepted me coming into the business any other way. You know? And today people get superstars to endorse them and it got a lot easier and they still complainin’. Somebody like Jay Electronica got their awareness of the same shit, superstars. He’s onto his own thing and that is everything to him. It doesn’t matter if people pay attention today. It doesn’t matter when they get it, but they going to get it.”

URB: And musically?
“He got that shit where, you know, shit just sound like music. And you can hear what he’s saying and when he gets into it he goes all the way into it. He knows there’s an audience out there that can hear what he’s saying and that’s what he’s been with me in the studio, like fuck that, they going to know what you mean, they going to know what you saying.”

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