- Ghostface Killah
First Things First: Natürlich war das 18-jährige Mädchen nicht die Ehefrau vom Birdman. Baby ist doch schon lange mit Lil Wayne verheiratet.
Der Wu-Tang Clan verkommt immer mehr zu einer schlechten Seifenoper. Nachdem Raekwon den RZA schon als Hippie tituliert hat, spart nun auch Ghostface Killah nicht mit Kritik am Wu Oberhaupt:
„Rza ain’t listening. He wanted to make [8 Diagrams] how he wanted it and it ain’t come out right. He wanna always do the whole thing himself, produce the whole album. We’re like, let’s bring in some other producers too. Bring in Kanye, bring in Pharell. You ain’t gotta do the whole thing yourself. He wanna make his own instruments and shit and it sounded real horrible. So now it’s like when fans come up to me like, ‚Ghost, why you let them put that out,‘ it’s like nah, we ain’t taking the blame for that. That’s what Rae was saying. We ain’t co-signing that. It’s like, the game is different. It’s not how it was 10 years ago. We’re trying to tell him, you can’t just put a Wu-Tang album out and just think it’s gonna sell just because. We been gone for what, six years? It’s hard to win new niggas. A lot of the fans now was in fucking diapers when we first started doing this. That’s why a nigga like me drop every year. I stay relevant.“
Alle prügeln auf RZA ein. Der kann einem fast schon Leid tun.
Auch nach so vielen Jahren im Rap Biz schafft Nas es mit einfallsreichen Songideen daherzukommen:So wird er sich in einem Song auf seinem kommendem Album „Nigger“ dem männlichen Geschlechtsteil widmen und zwar mit einer historischen Herangehensweise:
„I have a song called ‚The Fear,‘. The full title of the record is ‚The Fear of the Black Man’s D—.‘ That’s some shit you can get comedy [from], or you can get some seriousness from it when you talk about the barbaric castrations that happened in our past ? which is very serious, nothing to laugh at.“
Weiterhin spricht er über das Konzept des Albums. Bin sehr gespannt auf das Endprodukt, das nun Anfang nächsten Jahres erscheinen soll.
Preview für das neue Bone Brothers Album. Der Tanz in dem Video wirkt sehr sehr verpeilt…
De-Haven erzählt mal wieder Mist über Jay Z:
„…he ain?t do much selling drugs. I did all that work. He was just a good dude to be around. He was one of my best friends. I taught him some things, but I mainly kept him from being out on the street a lot. Whatever was mine was his. So, we shared clothes, we shared a whole bunch of stuff. We had sex with the same women plenty of times. We both got burnt! We had the drip. My mom took him to the clinic. My mom also got him out of jail. I?m telling you he overexaggerates. He was there to see things, but doing some big-time Frank Lucas?type thing? No. He nickled and dimed, but nothing on a major scale. He definitely didn?t sell nothin? in Marcy. Spanish Jose, who he mentions a lot [in his songs], was a friend of mine. Jay didn?t have no affiliation to Spanish Jose.“
Rick Ross feat. Akon & Kardinal Offishall – Cross That Line (Remix)
By: BJ AN
