This video was shot when Jayshaun Agosto was only a 5th grader and 11 years old. IMO, dude will definitely be a pro, unlike this football video… My prediction: Jayshaun = PRO N.B.A. Baller. He is too good at such a young age and definitely has a better workout at a younger age than ANY N.B.A. player has ever had. This kid is dedicated. If you’ve got anything against my prediction… you should STFU right myow!
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Here is some more philosophical thinking ‘roid rage with David Banner. I like that he’s trying to be an good artist who makes positive lifestyle changes, etc. But sometimes, dude gets a little too preachy and starts Vlogging nonstop. Surprisingly, DB brings up a few good issues and makes a few good points. He is crazy though… Dave Chappelle should re-make a sketch comedy of Banner.
Previous: David Banner – Talks About Losing Weight.
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Here we have Evidence who just shot a trailer for his upcoming album “Cats and Dogs LP”… The album will be dropping this fall. All fans of dude shout definitely check out this little preview. I’m not a huge Evidence fan, but dude can make decent music. I’ll be interested in his new ish coming this fall. Hopefully he won’t fail to impress Yung Drew.
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T.I.P. introduces Meek Mill [straight outta Philly] as the newest member of his Grand Hustle clique. I’m not to familiar with dude Meek Mill, but I’ve heard him over a couple of joints before. Probably just a clique member that can rap iight. Anyways, check the cat out and see wussup.
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Here’s Theo and Loj going in over the new “A Milli”… a.K.a. Mickey Factz’ “Incredible” instrumental. Loj and Theo were filmed courtesy of Crack Distributors radio. I’m not familiar with either artist, but check this out. Anyways, Theo murks it…
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Here is more from the 30 day trial version of Big Pun. Hah… I like Joell Ortiz and the positive message he brings to the hip-hop game with this one. Dude is a talented emcee. I was mad when he and Lupe were grindin years back and all commenters kept saying “Joell Ortiz >> Lupe Fiasco.” We all know that’s definitely not true, but dude is definitely respectable and staying true to himself with his music.
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Though this is a relatively old clip of the Fox News Vs. KRS-One interview, I felt it necessary to post after the Ludacris / Barack fiasco. In this footage, we have Sean Hannity (again) going in and attacking KRS-One to make for a terrible interview. Though some of KRS-One’s lyrics can be argued as being controversial, Hannity shows absolutely no respect for his guest. Hannity actually got a better response than he had planned for – after trying to shoot down KRS-One.
Apparently, Hannity left out the fact that KRS-One’s movement has been widely recognized by the United Nations and even the prestigious Harvard University. Basically, he doesn’t realize that he’s not having a conversation with Curtis… Shout out to b000ya for the clippage! Sly Fox (Remix) anyone? – Nas, Ludacris, KRS-One.
Previously: Fox News Vs. Ludacris + Barack Obama (Political Debate)
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There’s been a lot of hype surrounding the official tracklisting of The Game’s upcoming album L.A.X. courtesy of OS. I’m definitely excited to hear this album in its entirety. The tracks I’ve heard thus far have been dope (boys)… He’s got quite a few guest appearances, and some solid production lined up. Anyways, hit up the jump for the official complete version of the L.A.X. tracklist.
01. State of Emergency (Feat. Ice Cube) (Produced By Jonathan “J.R.” Rothem)
02. Bulletproof Diaries (Feat. Raekwon) (Produced By Jelly Roll)
03. Cali Sunshine (Feat. Bilal) (Produced By Nottz)
04. Game’s Pain (Feat. Keysha Cole) (Produced By Knobody)
05. My Life (Feat. Lil’ Wayne) (Produced By Cool & Dre)
06. Angel (Feat. Common) (Produced By Kanye West)
07. Camera Phone (Feat. Ne-Yo) (Produced By Cool & Dre)
08. A Thug And A Gentleman (Feat. Ne-Yo) (Produced By Jonathan “J.R.” Rothem)
09. Us Live (Feat. Chrisette Michelle) (Produced By Scott Storch)
10. Put Ya Hands Up (Feat. Busta Rhymes) (Produced By Scott Storch)
11. Dope Boys (Feat. Travis Barker) (Produced By 1500 or Nothin’)
12. Touchdown (Feat. Raheem DeVaughn) (Produced By Nottz)
13. Ya Heard (Feat. Ludacris) (Produced By Nottz)
14. Nice (Produced By Irv Gotti)
15. House Of Pain (Produced By DJ Toomp)
16. Letter To The King (Produced By Hi-Tek)
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