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From chart-topping records to serving time behind bars, Lil Wayne and T.I. have a lot in common. In fact, they were both set to lavish lyrics on what eventually became Weezy’s latest joint, “6’7″.”
Producer Bangladesh, who supplied the rumbling, insistent beat for Weezy’s beastly 2008 banger “A Milli,” recently revealed that Wayne’s lead lyrical K.O. from Tha Carter IV was originally sent to Tip’s camp.
“Due to the situation and the circumstances of the Cash Money situation, I really wasn’t thinking about Wayne at that moment when I made it,” he told BET.com about sidestepping Weezy’s label due to static that cropped up when Bangladesh claimed Cash Money owed him some, well, cash money. “I just knew that the beat was a big track and I couldn’t at the time think of nobody that could swag this out like that or was worthy enough of this beat really.
“I was actually sending the beat to Gee [Roberson, Atlantic Records executive] for T.I.,” he added. “I mean, not that I think T.I. would sound good on the beat, they were just looking for a single and somebody said, ‘Man, send that to Gee; T.I. need something.’ ”
Even though the producer sent over the track, he knew that Tip wasn’t likely to latch on to the record. Instead, Roberson, who co-manages Weezy, insisted the beat was Carter IV material.
“I already dealt with T.I., I know how T.I. is. I knew he wouldn’t really be rocking this beat right there, so I sent it anyway,” he added. “And Gee just hit back talking about Wayne: ‘Man, Wayne’ll kill this, Wayne’ll kill this,’ so I had to really see if I wanted to do it or not, but they’ve been communicating, they’ve been reaching out.” Continue reading ‘Lil Wayne’s ‘6’7″ ‘ Originally For T.I., Bangladesh Says….’
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Drake‘s upcoming debut album, “Thank Me Later” album, has finally got a release date and it will reportedly hit stores on May 25th. According to multiple reorts, including one of ours, Drake will head across the states on his fist solo tour called “The Away From Home Tour” shows kicking off on April 9th in PA and ending in Houston on May 20th, just a few days before the album is dropped.
JAY-Z WITH HOMOSEXUAL PAST????
BIG FACE MEDIA just got its hands on an EXPLOSIVE interview, posted on the web with Jay Z’s former friend – Brooklyn rapper Jaz O
In it, Jay’s former friend appears to be saying that Jay is involved in some kind of GAY SECRET SOCIETY. The interviewer asked Jay Z’s former friend about whether he believed that Jigga was involved in a secret society. Jaz O responded:
The secret society with Jay Z . . . he’s involved . . . but he’s involved with this sh*t [sticks his finger in and out of his hand in the universal hand sign for f*cking] . . . he’s involved in that play sh*t”
Jaz O then goes of on a bizarre rant about the Illuminati. But he ends it with the following, “The people that [Jay Z’s] worshiping, that he’s kissing their ass and letting them feel him up, they don’t know sh*t.”
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remember when they were speaking the names of Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan, with it all relating to Hip-Hop? For those that weren’t part of that circle, Young Jeezy was able to utilize his fixation with the drug game and these popular celebrities to describe that “White Girl” with his group U.S.D.A. Since their 2007 album, Cold Summer (The Authorized Mixtape), the ranks of the CTE label has enlisted new soldiers for the army. Along with Slick Pulla and Blood Raw, Jeezy now has the likes of Boo Bossini, 211 and JW on his squad and he plans to showcase them with the release of a new group album. With no mention of a release date as of yet, the group released the single “Bag Music” to serve as a warm-up before the true bout begins. The upcoming release has, however, been given mention to go out in early 2010. “This album is not about just laying down another compilation of different lyrical creativity, but more about letting the streets know that U.S.D.A. is still united strong and fierce in that same branded Corporate Thuggin Way,” stated Young Jeezy. As with every other group in rap, each went their separate ways in order to pursue a lifestyle as a solo artist as Jeezy did when he left from Boyz N Da Hood. As with most things, a person should be willing to let go and if it comes back, then it is where it needed to be. Member Slick Pulla has been incarcerated since 2007 on a probation violation, but is on the verge of being released to a halfway house at the top of the new year. And for those that are still salivating in anticipation to return to class and get a lesson in Thug Motivation: 103, the album is slated to hit around the time of the group album. So far, features have included Jay-Z, Ludacris, Kanye West, Fabolous and many more heavy hitters. “Trap or Die II,” “I Got This” and “Biggest Movie Ever” have all dropped and are expected to be on Jeezy’s fourth helping. Looks like class will be back in session 2010.
Lil Wayne maybe be heading to prison soon, but his Young Money label president Mack Maine is focussing on the upcoming albums from the group. 
“My main focus and priority right now [is the] Young Money album December 15,” Mack Maine said before adding album info from Lil Wayne and others Rebirth, December 15. Baby album, November 23. That’s the main s**t. Jay Sean, November 23 too. So that’s what I’m worried about right now.”
When asked about the time Lil Wayne will be doing, Mack replied “It’s supposed to be eight months, but you know how that go,” the rapper/music executive said. “They can get that cut down. Hopefully he won’t have to do the whole eight.” Mack then added “Keep going though, no ceilings. That’s the name of the new [Lil Wayne] mixtape that just leaked. So if it’s no ceilings, what’s the top? There is no top.
Jody Breeze Explains Jeezy Beef
“Jeezy knows that I done came up on him on different occasions and asked if we had a problem.”
Before Young Jeezy exploded as a solo artist in the rap game, he was part of Bad Boy’s Boyz N Da Hood back in 2005 alongside Jody Breeze, Duke and Bigg Gee. After leaving the group to pursue his own career, there was no real word as to his relation with the other three members, but without any hostility, it felt as though things were alright. Continue reading ‘Jody Breeze Explains Jeezy Beef’
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