HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA. 50...you've done it again.
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Showing posts with label Fat Joe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fat Joe. Show all posts
October 01, 2009
April 10, 2009
Mafia Music Remix (AKA: We Are the World Against 50, lol).
Here's the order. The Game, Ja Rule, Fat Joe, Rick Ross
Ok a few questions 'bout this..
1. Why would Rickey want The Game on his diss to 50 when he said "50 eatin' you!!"
2. Why is The Game tryna make his voice more deep n raspy like The Bawse?
3. Why would Fat Joe bring up snitchin' when he snitched on 50, and Gucci Mane on the radio? He's got you recorded on the radio Fat Joe! Recorded!
4. WtF is Lil' Wayne?! They were sayin 'he was jumpin' on this. Lol.
5. Rule York?? Wow. That was a cold verse from him though.
March 20, 2009
Fat Joe - Hey Joe
How can one artist be so god damn inconsistent. Lots of people forget Joe was holdin his own in DITC and his FAT JOE DA GANGSTA days. Even his All or Nothing album was worth the purchase IMO but nothing lately. Well Cook Coke himself goes the fucc "N" on this latest joint with "Infamous" on the beats killing the Jimi Hendrix Sample.
DOWNLOAD: Fat Joe - Hey Joe
and FUCK a zshare out here. This Box site is WAYYYY better.
And as if you didn't even KNOW better, catch the writer not a biter version below:
Hey Joe - Jimi Hendrix Experience
Sample of the Week should return next week, I've been quite busy, it's a god damn Miracle Wes came along the help out the blogging. Also, look forward to interviews with Big Pooh and Saigon (hopefully) coming soon!
Also, credit where it's due: NMC Exclusive
January 11, 2009
50 Talkin' 'bout the Diss Record (Play This On The Radio), Wayne, Kanye, The Industry, Oprah
I hope this turns into somethin', hopefully Wayne'll get off that vocoder shit n rap. N he can't just brush this one off like he's Gillie n say "He's not big enough."
Just Incase to didn't hear the diss record. Here you go. It's pretty decent. He throws in alil' Ferrari F 50 Style, lol.
HIP HOP NEWS @ DEFSOUNDS.COM
January 09, 2009
The Elephant in the Room (No Fat Joe)
The Chop Suey Shooting seems to be on everyone's mind. So I wanted to drop a few of my thoughts in the mix. Mainly on the fact that the Hip-Hop Scene is going to die and we're not going to have a place to go anymore, and people are going to blame hip-hop. I'll admit when I first heard about it, I thought that was it for Seattle but I've realized none of that will happen if we don't want it to and I'll tell you why.
Hip-Hop doesn't kill people, people kill people.
A few years ago. Seattle used to have a pretty dope nightlife for clubs and such. At least it felt like that to me. I was like 20 getting drunk and going to 131 and heavens every weekend, all weekend finding random skeeza's to bang, having fun with the homies every night and listening to some dope dj's. Then I don't know what happened, it seemed like all of a sudden every night was a fight, or a shooting. Pretty soon there was this public outcry on Nickles to do something and he started blaming it on all the clubs and they kept closing down different places. The place in Pioneer that Hamlin got beat up at (name escapes me), They turned Tabellas into a church, sugar got sold and turned into a gay bar (last time I checked) and who knows what ever happened to level 5. Now personally I go out once in a while to catch up with old friends but the clubs suck, the dj's suck, and the people are still ignorant and looking for a fight or get grabby on the girls. But if you need to scratch that club itch, there's still a zillion places to go despite all that's happened.
Point is... Seattle's hip hop scene will never die and there will never be a shortage of clubs as long as we want to go to them. There's a million examples as to why this is. They tried shutting everything down with the club scene. The clubs still popped up in new spots all over. If you prefer football, Pacman Jones will STILL get a contract after the cowboys just released him, despite all the trouble attached and Mike Vick will play when he's released from prison. It's just the way it happens. However, even if it becomes some sort of ridiculous law in seattle that it becomes illegal to perform hip-hop in public I'm sure some of us will open our houses/apartments and make that shit in our bathtub (c) prohibition.
Somehow there has to be a responsibility for these clubs to always have security, if it's an added fee on the ticket, I will gladly pay it and I'm sure others will. This can't just be their responsibility either. It's on us too. Promoters make sure it's happening, artists insist it at your show, fans that show up and don't see security ask for the club owner or someone in charge and let them know they're fuckin up or leave and don't support that club.
It will be all the rage on the news and they will blame it on the music, but we ought to be used to defending our culture by now. So what's new?
October 06, 2008
KRS-ONE says "Put bread in yo brotha's mouth before putting a diamond on your neck."
Also Scarface and Fat Joe pops up and speaks to KRS. Either Scarface is your average rapper height (no taller than 5'4, lol,) and KRS one is a tall guy.
October 02, 2008
July 07, 2008
April 04, 2008
Fat Joe - 300 Brolic Remix
I'm only posting this because the crackheads in the first part of the video are pretty entertaining.
Off a new mixtape called "Kill All Rats & Suge White - Gay Unit Volume 1"
DREW
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March 20, 2008
The Results from Super Tuesday.. And The Winner Is
The big Boss himself.
Rick Ross clocked in with 198,000 copies according to Soundscan. That's actually really good for this day and age of album sales.
The Big Boss Dogg Snoop Dogg rang in 137, still pretty nice numbers.
The Elephant in the room who we later found out in the sand only scanned 46,000. And yall know good n well 50 is laughin' his ass off.
But other than this, this is a nice sign, three mainstream artists come out in the same day and we still get numbers like this. Hopefully it can stay like this.
-Freshness
March 12, 2008
March 11, 2008
A Fresh Mixtape - G-Unit : Elephant In The Sand
G-Unit : Elephant In The Sand
Download here
For those who thought Buck was gone.. Buck's back, lol. And of course it's a slap in the face for Fat Joe since his album drops today.
1 - Rat Joe = skit =
2 - Hollow Through Him
3 - Rider Pt. 2 (Hilarious, 50 usin' the T-Pain effect)
4 - Red Light Green Light
5 - I'm On It Like That
6 - Hip Hop Cop = skit =
7 - Fully Loaded
8 - Rat Joe = skit 2 =
9 - Confrontation
10 - Sunroof Open
11 - Fucked Your BITCH
12 - Chase Da Cat
13 - Lifetime Achievement
14 - Outro
March 10, 2008
The Sheriff Is In Town Mixtape Ft The Roots, Common & U-N-I
Download HERREE
Legend - The Sheriff Is In Town (Hosted by 2ew Gunn Ciz)
01. 2ew Gunn Ciz - Intro
02. 2ew Gunn Ciz - Cold Life (Prod by All Purpose)
03. Torae feat Stimuli & Kep Spencer - Save The Day
04. Skyzoo - Necessary Evils (Prod by Needlz)
05. Pete Rock feat Redman - Best Believe
06. Termanology feat Big Noyd - Kilo Rap (Prod by MosS)
07. Stimuli feat Cashmere - Dont Come Outside
08. AC - Get Em
09. Mark Ronson feat Radiohead & Blaq Poet - Just (Justremixit) (Prod by DJ Premier)
10. Ciz - Sheriff Is In Town Freestyle
11. Gnarles Barkley - Run
12. The Roots - 75 Bars (Black's Reconstruction)
13. The Cool Kids - Action Figures
14. Talib Kweli - Independent Hustle Freestyle
15. 2ew Gunn Ciz - The Sheriff Speaks
16. 2ew Gunn Ciz - Kill A Whole Lot (Prod by Khari Mateen)
17. Naledge - Apollo Kidz Freestyle
18. Saigon feat Grand Puba - Who Can Get Busy (Prod by Just Blaze)
19. 2ew Gunn Ciz - Where Im From (Philly) Freestyle
20. Godchild - Shotgun Blast
21. Termanology ft Ghetto - Whos The Nicest (Prod by DC)
22. U-N-I - Beautiful Day
23. Blu - MyBoyBlu
24. Common - The Light 08 (Prod by Just Blaze)
25. Joell Ortiz - 90's Free Agent Freestyle
26. Method Man & Redman - Broken Language 2008
27. Fat Joe - That White (Prod by DJ Premier)
28. Torae - Crash (Prod by Krysis)
29. Phene feat Big Skeem - Weekend (Prod by Sean Ross)
30. Ciz - Outro
Bonus Track
31. ESSO feat Ms. Williams - PTI
Looks like a bunch of stuff that came out over the last week or two all wrapped in one. So if you didn't cop some of the files while you had a chance, WAKE THE FUCK UP!
DREW
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March 07, 2008
WTF?! Papoose and Remy Getting Married.
Last night on BET's The Black Carpet, rumors concerning a quiet-as-kept Hip Hop union were confirmed by host Egypt in revealing that rappers Papoose and Remy Ma are set to be husband and wife, with a wedding planned for summer. Remy Ma allegedly confirmed the rumors with the show host.
Both rappers have had a difficult last year. Papoose was recently let go of a blockbuster deal with Sony Records, after many speculated that the label had no intention of releasing the debut album from the Brooklyn emcee. Remy Ma, who remains in trial for attempted murder charges stemming from an early 2007 nightclub shooting, is also seeking a label home. Initially billed for 2007, Remy's next project is said to be PunisHER, which was to be released on Sureshot Records.
With a recent altercation between Papoose and former Remy Ma mentor and Terror Squad member Fat Joe, the seemingly unmotivated incident has two degrees of separation from Remy, who remains critical of Joe's ethics, leadership and integrity.
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WTF?
I'll believe it when I see it folks.
Source
DREW
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March 06, 2008
C-Pain I mean Curtis ft G-Unit - Rider pt. 2
Curtis using the T-Pain thingymajig.
Also of note. He didn't jack a gangster movie for this video, just took all his old videos and pulled clips from those.
DREW
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March 05, 2008
A Fresh BreakDown - Fat Joe: The Elephant In The Room
Cook, Coke, Crack! He's been in the game for a minute now, but it seems like his popularity is finally comin' back alive since Pun was 'round (thanks to the 50 beef and chillin' in Miami.) Fat Joe seems to have been granted a 2nd chance in this game, cuz seriously, when has he ever been relevant? Anyway, The Elephant In The Room it suppose to be one of his most promising works, sales-wise and quality-wise.
Now I must say, one thing that Fat Joe stays on top of is his production game. He always has a nice line-up of production on his albums, it doesn't even matter if you've heard of the producer or not. Only problem is, the lyrics hardely ever meet the calibur of the beat. He did have his bright spots on the LP though. (We're gonna leave along who-wrote-what for him in each song, you listen and determine that.) Without a doubt, his hottest song on the CD is "My Conscience" with fellow Bronx bomber KRS-One. Even though it's apparent KRS is way ahead here, he keeps up enough to keep the song from goin' into a down-ward spiral. Funny part on this song is when Fat Joe says "I'm the Greatest Of All Time" KRS responds back with "Joe, I'm the best, you must be out your fuckin' mind." Lol. I thought that was hilarious. And it's 2008, post-make-it-rain-on-them-hoes, so it's not uncommon to see Lil' Wayne n Fat Joe hook up on "Crackhouse." But it seems like Wayne can't keep up with Wayne, I mean... Fat Joe can't keep up with Wayne on this song, so it kinda loses it's flare. Joey Crack also has a cut from Dj Premier, another beat where his lyrics can't keep up with the calibur of the beat. And at the end you get to hear Fat Joe get his own New Orleans / Atlanta swag on.
Now on to the dark spots. The words "hustler" n "crack" floods this album somethin' terrible. Yea yea yea, that's all he's been about, well wtf eva, every other older rapper is showin' growth, why not him? If he switches up from the crack, he takes it to the club. Now other than his one-tracked topics, the lyrics aren't attractive at all. Even it seems like he's doin' good on the tracks, you hear another rapper rappin' for 'em basically. It even sounds like he jacked some rhymes from Big Pun's rhyme book in the 1st verse of "K.A.R." Just when you try to give 'em the benefit-of-the-doubt, and say maybe it was all him, you don't hear a trace of what your just heard in that 1st verse, even if Wayne wrote the last verse.. Nuthin' even close. Now I like the song "300 Brolic", all it is... Is Lil' Wayne, with Fat Joe's voice, I mean, plenty of people have ghostwriters, but do you hafta jack Wayne's adlibs too?
The Elephant in The Room didn't do anything special but take up space and make the room stink. No Dumbo tricks or anything of the sort. Maybe when Joey finds his own swagger and talks about other things, maybe he'll have a good album under his belt in his Post-Pun career. The beats really hold this album up.
Album Ratin' - 3.2
Worth Buyin' - Na
Fav Tracks - "Aint Sayin' Nuthin, My Conscience, That White, CrackHouse"
March 03, 2008
Fat Joe vs Papoose (Continued)
Joey speaks out...
Also - Download an album sampler for Elephant in the Room, March 11th.
The song in the background was alright by me. I don't know that I'll buy it, but I'll give it a listen. I mostly like Joe's music.
DREW
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