The third confirmed track from Nicki Minaj’s sophomore album Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded has dropped – and it doesn’t make for good listening for Lil Kim.
‘Stupid Hoe’ sees Nicki’s gay, British alter-ego Roman Zolanski taking thinly-veiled shots at the Queen B within the first few bars: “I get it cracking like a bad back/ B**ch talkin’ like a queen when she lookin’ like a lab rat.”…See Who SaidIt
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Cease-A-Leo revealed in a recent interview that Heavy D and Notorious B.I.G. planned to put out a joint album which never came to fruition due to scheduling conflicts and Notorious B.I.G.’s untimely death. Heavy D’s recent death rocked the hip hop community and a number of rappers responded with condolences and prayers that memorialized the plus-sized singer.
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Beaded Ornament Cover, 10 a.m. today, a Bead or two, 703 N. Bullard. Cost is $25 plus materials, which includes ornament. Instructor: Karen Rossman.
Mismatched profanities like “I’m a real bitch” and “Hoes on my dick” don’t typically fly through the air at a UW-sponsored concert, but when the WUD music committee booked odd couple Kreayshawn and Neon Indian to play the Sett at Union South Friday, fans had to expect a night of contradictions.
Jenny from the block still loves hip-hop. during the Mohegan Sun’s 15th anniversary concert in Connecticut this past Saturday (Oct. 22), Jennifer Lopez had a few hip-hop heavyweights accompany her onstage. She brought out fellow Bronx native Fat Joe to perform their collaboration “Feelin’ so Good.” She also let the LOX: Jadakiss and Styles P hit the stage with her and together they performed “Jenny from the Block” for the first time ever.
Everybody’s favorite leader in hip hop, Soulja Boy, recently did an interview with BillBoard.com and gave a few notable quotables. his delusions of grandeur never cease to amaze me.
On being the Steve Jobs of music:
On New Year’s Day, hip-hop heads awoke from their hangovers to discover an encouraging photo among their Twitter feeds: 9th Wonder and Phonte, former friends and little Brother members turned enemies and social media sparring partners, were together in the same room, reunited. since then, collaborations have been sparse and appropriately unpredictable (particularly “Base for your Face” with Web weirdo Lil B), culminating in appearances on each other’s solo albums (Phonte’s Charity starts at Home, 9th’s The Wonder Years), released on the same day last month. now they’re touring together. and yeah, attending means you’re witnessing Triangle rap history, but instead of requesting your favorite little Brother song, try living in the moment, OK? Shout out a recent track, such as Phonte’s 9th-produced recession rap banger “Good Fight,” instead. these guys are complex, ever-evolving rap artists still putting out excellent music—and let’s allow them to stay that way, no matter the politics. also on the bill are Median, Rapsody, the away Team, HaLo and DJ Flash. —Brandon Soderberg
Artist and designer Ishac Bertran puts LPs under the knife for a novel way to create samples.
Designer Ishac Bertran has developed an analog music-sampling technique by physically cutting and pasting pieces of vinyl together to create new tracks.
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If you look up in the sky you may notice a sight from the past.
A World War II B-29 Superfortress rumbled onto the Easterwood Airport runway late this afternoon and will be here for the next few days along with a B-24 Liberator.
Jock Music is a weekly examination of professional athletes who attempt to indulge their creative side by making music. this week, we look at the latest video from former SEC Player of the Year and aspiring rapper Brandon Bass.