With an uninspiring name such as “Hit Em Up”, you’d think this would be the usual post-Dipset mediocrity but this bangs sonically and visually. Maybe Dipset has a chance. [flashvideo file=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJnP51o5Ufc&feature=player_embedded /]
How many times have we heard that Dip Set is going to reunite? Too many. Well at least now it appears the two founding members Jim Jones and Cam’ron are on “talking in front of the camera” basis. I wouldn’t even be mad if Juelz Santana made amends with Killa at this point, on second […]
A stoned Jim Jones talks to VladTV about his upcoming mixtape simply titled Rich Porter, his twitter stalker and his astounding hustling abilities. [flashvideo file=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XatUu6bCNA&feature=player_embedded /]
Jim Jones talks to Angela Yee about Cam’s recent comments about “Dip Set being over”. He also goes off. [flashvideo file=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGH7Vy8ndCA&feature=player_embedded /]
Here is another part of the Jim Jones documentary called “This Is Jim Jones”. If anything is worth it about watching this is the score and the editing.
I never thought rappers I looked up to would ever become disgruntled like the broke ass old school rappers of yesteryear. I guess when your album’s trash, your street cred annihilated by Jay-Z, and you happen to be 4 feet tall, life sucks. Rapper Prodigy from the oh so infamous Mobb Deep, decides to post another blog today in the hopes of stirring up more controversy on the internetz and sucking every last drop of fame he once had from the masses. Here’s an excerpt from Webster’s diary (note the caps lock held down),
[youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6qRp4XC1zE] Shouts to the Parker Report for this one. He asks Dip Set what rules are there for New York hip hop? The discussion turns into nothing but Dip Set self-aggrandizement. Anywayz, the whole New York Rap is dead has been done to death lol.
