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Create a dance video to "WET". Upload to Youtube and send to Snoop via Twitter/Facebook or a video response to the video above. Name the video "Snoop Dogg Wet Dance" New single "Wet" from Snoop Dogg upcoming album Doggumentary Music In Stores March 2011.
So here's a new documentary featuring Drake. Hip Hop's diversity is illustrated here with Jewish, Canadian Drake being the "new face" of the hip hop game. I'm all for the diversity in the game right now, but 'Born to Be?' Easy on the crown.
He represents the new generation. And with hip hop royalty in his corner, he’'s on his way to inheriting the throne of the new rap world. Aubrey Drake Graham was Born to Be. - Karla Moy
“Lupe had an interview at a radio station and he said ‘Mickey Factz is part of All City Chess Club,’” said Factz yesterday (Nov. 23). The Jive/Battery Records rapper says he had no idea Lupe was inducting him. “I just twittered him: ‘I humbly accept.’”
“Me and Lupe, we’ve spoken a lot in the past, toured together, so it just makes sense,” Mickey says of joining the team. “We kind of have the same ideology when it comes to music, so I’m glad that he finally decided to put me down. It’s definitely a natural fit.”
Dr Dre is set to release his long-awaited album ‘Detox’ in February 2011. The record features collaborations with Eminem, Jay-Z, La Roux’s Elly Jackson and The Game. It will be preceded by the Snoop Dogg and Akon-featuring single ‘Kush’, which is set to be made available for download on iTunes November 21. - GW
On the making of his “Looking For Trouble” verse…
“[That verse] was last minute. I got the beat the night before from my manager. But nobody told me they wanted to do it for G.O.O.D. Friday, and definitely not that G.O.O.D. Friday. I was like, ‘Oh man, that beat is dope. I’ll write to it soon.’ The next day I woke up in Kalamazoo, Michigan—I was on tour—and I was getting ready to go to Detroit because I had a radio promo event to do. So I got a call from Kanye and he was like, ‘What’s up? It’s Kanye. Can you get that verse today? I’m tryna put the song out tonight.’ I honestly didn’t think I could do it in time so I told him that. He said, ‘I’ll wait. We got engineers up all night so you got a while to do it. But if you can, have it done by today.’ I said, ‘I’ll make it happen somehow.’“I wrote my verse on the hour-and-a-half ride to Detroit, did the radio promos, left that, went directly to the studio, laid the verse, and sent it to him by 5 o’clock. Mind you, I didn’t hear anybody else’s verses or the song itself, I just heard the beat and did my verse. I drove back to Kalamazoo and did the show. When I got offstage, he had just put the song out, and I sat back and watched all the comments as people went crazy. It was a beautiful night.“I don’t know what it is [when it comes to features]. What it comes from is fear, that’s why I go so hard [on guest spots]. I’m a real competitor. It’s just a fear of somebody besting me and dominating me with a better verse. Not every song is like that, but on a song like ‘Looking For Trouble’ it is. It’s that spirit of hip-hop: Let’s see who can come the best. I don’t know if I’m going to have the best verse, but I know ain’t nobody just gonna kill me.”
For their most recent in-store, RSVP Gallery brought KiD CuDi to the shop with Chip Tha Ripper to celebrate the release of his album and meet with fans. Afterwards the festivities continued at @superfunparty that night with Chuck Inglish and Big Sean. - IR
“The world was not ready to hear ‘Hold My Hand’ when it leaked a couple years ago. We were devastated about it. But its time has definitely come; now in its final state, it has become an incredible, beautiful, anthemic song. I’m so proud to have had the chance to work with Michael, one of my all time idols.” - Akon
