taken from GraphJam
This survival food that ranks just above drinking your own blood, was supposed to be left in college, but unfortunately….
also footage of ALIen playing in Bobby Ray’s band. Check below for more videos…
ALIen and Jon of the T!Katz do a cover of
Kanye West Feat. Lil Wayne
“See You In My Nightmare”
by Visual Vinyl
iamaalien.com
myspace.com/thunderkatz
This ‘ish is crazy!!! This was shot at my crib/office a few months ago on spontaneous ‘ish!!! The stories a fly could tell from being on the wall here…
If you didn’t know, one of the dopest ATLiens doing it right now has had a change of heart (with his former hip hop alias). No longer will he be known as B.o.B. Ladies & gentlemen, meet Bobby Ray. The name change comes with a new sound. A lot of instrumentation and a rock-and-roll edge…
Now I go by the name Bobby Ray. Make sure you put Bobby Ray. I’m really going into a new direction — more free and not trying to live up to any particular genre. I don’t feel like I’ve been doing that. I don’t feel like I’ve been trying to fit in, but I feel even more free-spirited. I have more willingness musically. That’s all I’m about. I’m about guitars, chords and keyboards. - B.o.B Bobby Ray B.o.B [via MTV]
DOWNLOAD: Bobby Ray - Mr. Bobby
taken from 2DopeBoyz
I’m supportin’ this decision unlike my thoughts on Kid Cudi’s retirement (silence). Bob, er, Bobby is a cool and talented dude. He actually was just at my crib a couple days ago so we’ve had a chance to chop it up a few times. He, PlayBoi Tre, Dreamer, Bobby Creekwater and Stat Quo are a great representation of Atlanta’s untapped balance of talent of marketability…….
I f**ks with this dude cause he’s makes good music consistently. Shout out to Nesby Phips, E. Green and my girl Nina (miss ya homie) from da N.O.!!
, Omarion, Santo Gold, Bun B and more. Drake is an artist out of Toronto and many of you may have not have heard of him. If you haven’t heard of him then you should definitely download the tape. The music is refreshing and Drake’s style is very unique. For those who know Drake, then you already know what it is. Always a free mixtape download here. Home of the free hip hop mixtape downloads. Tracklist and downloads below.
If you notice that during the perfromance, Jose Louis Gotcha is on his phone. We all know what that means. Twitter is taking over everything.
courtesy of 2DopeBoyz
![XXcLusive: Rick Ross Fesses Up In May XXL Cover Story, “Yes, It Was Me In Those Pictures”
With his third solo album, Deeper Than Rap, slated for an April 21st release, Rick Ross is gracing the cover of XXL magazine’s upcoming May issue.
In the cover story written by news editor Clover Hope, Ross addresses initially denying being a correctional officer, his street credibility and his feud with 50 Cent, among other things. This marks the second time the Boss graces the cover of XXL. He first posed alongside DJ Khaled, Trina and Flo Rida for XXL’s July 2008 issue and now gets to shine solo on the May 2009 issue. Here are choice quotes from the cover story.-XXL Staff
On Denying Being A Correctional Officer
“Me not answering or addressing that situation has nothing to do with my career. I’ve accomplished enough, and I’ve made enough money for me to be good… Yes, it was me in those pictures. But I’ma tell you this. Me taking that job, I was doing my job. You understand what I mean?”
On His Street Credibility
“The stuff I talk about is real. The dope is real. The gun talk is official. Look up Kenneth ‘Boobie’ Williams. Look where he’s from. That’s not nothing to be proud of. I wish that on no man. But, just to let you know, that’s what I witnessed. It’s a reality. I cannot discuss certain people that’s still in the streets, and I will not. I took a street oath, and I’ma live by that, and I’ma die by that. And it’s not about a music career, ’cause that shit, I’m good. It’s about me and being in the streets.”
On His Feud With 50 Cent
“50 Cent made a statement [that he’ll] ruin somebody life. Where I come from, it takes a AK-47 to do that. Cartoons, we laugh—funny. You put on a wig, come out the closet—funny. At the end of the day, we in the streets finna drop another No.1 album, we pressing on.”
XXL magazine’s May 2009 issue featuring Rick Ross on the cover hits newsstands April 7th.
taken from XXL
This is cool and all cause I actually said that he shoulda took this route when this story first broke. He still doen’t address the lie he said about the pics being photo-shopped. That was not the look, homie!!](http://12.media.tumblr.com/uxNOVyLZBl9csoaiiuriDLTyo1_400.jpg)
With his third solo album, Deeper Than Rap, slated for an April 21st release, Rick Ross is gracing the cover of XXL magazine’s upcoming May issue.
In the cover story written by news editor Clover Hope, Ross addresses initially denying being a correctional officer, his street credibility and his feud with 50 Cent, among other things. This marks the second time the Boss graces the cover of XXL. He first posed alongside DJ Khaled, Trina and Flo Rida for XXL’s July 2008 issue and now gets to shine solo on the May 2009 issue. Here are choice quotes from the cover story.-XXL Staff
On Denying Being A Correctional Officer
“Me not answering or addressing that situation has nothing to do with my career. I’ve accomplished enough, and I’ve made enough money for me to be good… Yes, it was me in those pictures. But I’ma tell you this. Me taking that job, I was doing my job. You understand what I mean?”
On His Street Credibility
“The stuff I talk about is real. The dope is real. The gun talk is official. Look up Kenneth ‘Boobie’ Williams. Look where he’s from. That’s not nothing to be proud of. I wish that on no man. But, just to let you know, that’s what I witnessed. It’s a reality. I cannot discuss certain people that’s still in the streets, and I will not. I took a street oath, and I’ma live by that, and I’ma die by that. And it’s not about a music career, ’cause that shit, I’m good. It’s about me and being in the streets.”
On His Feud With 50 Cent
“50 Cent made a statement [that he’ll] ruin somebody life. Where I come from, it takes a AK-47 to do that. Cartoons, we laugh—funny. You put on a wig, come out the closet—funny. At the end of the day, we in the streets finna drop another No.1 album, we pressing on.”
XXL magazine’s May 2009 issue featuring Rick Ross on the cover hits newsstands April 7th.
taken from XXL
This is cool and all cause I actually said that he shoulda took this route when this story first broke. He still doen’t address the lie he said about the pics being photo-shopped. That was not the look, homie!!
“Greg street says fuck it leaks out the album he did for Interscope records. After the label wanted to just put it out with no effort behind it. Street said, I don’t need a label to just throw my shit away. I’d rather get a million downloads than sell only 100,000 & never recoupe. I’m a real DJ & music is for the music lover, so here you go!”
01. The DJ is Dead
02. Mahagani Ft. Maino & The Game
03. Sertified Radio Skit
04. Turning Me On Ft. T-Pain, Keri Hilson & Lil Wayne
05. Feed These Streets Ft. Ray Paul Massaun & B.o.B
06. Voicemail Ft. Gorilla Zoe
07. I Think I Love Her Ft. Gucci Mane
08. Swag On Ft. Soulja Boy, Keri Hilson & Yung L.A.
09. Oh Yeah Ft. Chubbie Baby & Lil Wayne
10. Dope Boyz Ft. Lupe Fiasco, Wale & Kardinal Official
11. Fly Away Ft. Rock City, Shawt Dawg & Shortie Wop
12. That’s Street Ft. Polow Da Don, Rick Ross, 6’2 & Big Zak
13. Old School Chevy Ft. Jody Breeze, Ray Paul Massaun & Young Fresh
14. Voicemail Ft. Big Block
15. Drop It Down Low Ft. Yung Joc, T-Pain & AK
16. That Come Back Ft. Boo Rossini
17. 1st Annual Player Haterz Award Ft. Tang
18. Haterz Ft. Rich Boy
19. Ain’t It 6 O’Clock Ft. Yung L.A.
20. Saturday Ft. G Malone, Mistah Fab, Mack 10 & Fiend
21. Good Day (Remix) Ft. Nappy Roots, Beenie Man & Rock City
22. Action Figgas Ft. Battery 5STAR
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