Food for thought...

Check out this BET special interview with Jay-Z...

http://nahright.com/news/2009/09/10/video-food-for-thought-conversations-with-jay-z-bet-special/#more-82526

If you want his old sh*t, buy his old albums...

Hov is back with his 11th studio album. It's called The Blueprint 3, but I consider it The Middle Finger Album. The theme to me of this album, is him proving that he still has it and shutting down the haters. Yes he's older than many current rappers, but would you have stopped listening to Pac or Biggie if they're were still lyrically inclined at age 40? Come on. The beat are cool, although I like when Jay spits of old school samples, I'm just used to it, and the lyrics and metaphors are still strong. I'm mad it was pushed earlier cause it was leak, but I was on line nonetheless. Another class, should go triple...Thoughts?...

YYYUUUUUUUPPP!!! ...

So I was put on to Trey Songz earlier this summer and I'm glad I was. I'm a big R&B fan, and I've been disappointed with recent works of that genre. Usher and Chris Brown have been holding it down I guess, but even they have they're issues. Trey's music is good, fun, and a little different. His mixtape Anticipation is a little more crack than the album Ready, but it's still a solid CD with great songz, mostly about straight sex. What do you all think, future of R&B?...

Been gone for a minute, now I'm back...

Due to lack of internet, I have not updated my followers...that is soon to change...

Seriously?...

I don't know who's more stupid. Eminem has a handle of historic beefs with actual rappers to be beefing with a female R&B singer. Mariah is easily going down in history, despite the new stuff, so why bother. Nick Cannon, well, he can't act, sing, or rap so he's really just there. Anyhow, Eminem does go in on her and it is funny so here you go...thoughts?

New King of Pop?...

Article provided by defsounds.com

A little over a month has passed since the death of Michael Jackson and we already have a new "King Of Pop"--at least according to Kanye West.

“You know everyone loves and respects Michael but times change. It’s so sad to see Michael gone but it makes a path for a new King of Pop and I’m willing to take that on." Kanye is quoted as saying.

"There’s nobody who can match me in sales and in Kanye West respect so it only makes sense for me to take over Michael’s crown and become the new King,” he continued.

“First there was Elvis, then there was Michael, now in the 21st century its Kanye’s time to rule.

I have nothing but respect for Michael but someone needs to pick up where he left off and there’s nobody better than me to do that. I am the new King of Pop.”

Though Kanye has received an enormous amount of success since his 2004 mainstream debut, many argue his clout is not nearly as large as Michael Jackson's career span.

Is Kanye the new "King Of Pop?"...

Fabolous - Loso's Way is out today...

If you haven't already, you could go out and get Faboulous' new album, Loso's Way. Get it by any means because it is really that good. For the first time in about 3 years, and before that even longer, I am going to go out and buy the real CD. To me, it's his best album lyrically and production wise. There's a story, there are metaphors, good beats, etc. Try to find the DVD Loso's Way that comes with the CD in some places...