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Take A Look At The New Trailer For The Entourage Movie! (Video)
Vince, E, Turtle, Drama and Ari are set to give us an update on their lives since the HBO cult classic show went off the air in 2011. The new flick is set to hit
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Enzo – B.R.B.
Enzo returns with some fresh material called “Black Rap Bastard”. The up and coming emcee from New York, gets a couple things off his chest with the high impact track. Stream or download the new
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B.o.B – YRWAS Ft. London Jae & Jaque Beatz (Video)
They’re just young, rich, wild, and stupid. Bob hooks up with London Jae & Jaque Beats of the No Genre imprint, and run wild in the streets of Atlanta. They get into all sorts
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Flex Kartel – Bullet Has No Name Ft. Chaz French (Produced By Tyrellington)
DMV artist Flex Kartel returns with the second leak from his latest body of work, “Just For You.” “Bullet Has No Name” features Raheem DeVaughn cosignee and newcomer Chaz French, who is also making a name for himself in
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Cam’Ron’s ‘Killa Crunch Cereal’ Is Coming To A Bodega Near You, With Two Prizes Inside!
Over the past few weeks we’ve been seeing Cam’Ron on Instagram and Twitter showing off his new breakfast cereal ‘Killa Crunch’. Though it appears to be a sweet morning treat, it is actually
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K Camp – Lil Bit (Video)
This is definitely a song that makes me stand on the couch in the club and lose my mind. K Camp has tracks that make you say “Damn, he made this one too?” In his
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Mannie Fresh Talks Molding Cash Money Sound, DJing, Variety Being Lost In Hip-Hop, Kendrick Lamar New Album, Kanye West, Outkast & More With HHS1987 (Video)
HHS1987’s Philly correspondent EMoney, sits down for an exclusive interview with the legendary DJ & producer, Mannie Fresh at the Heineken Green Room event at The Dolphin Tavern in Philadelphia. Mannie Fresh talks about
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Q Major – Gangland
“Growing up we all had family members and friends who were down or affiliated with some sort of gang. This so isn’t just about violence, it’s a reflection of one part hip-hop culture and every-day life for
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