Posts Tagged ‘Jadakiss’

Go Behind The Scenes With Cassie In Her Steamy “Make You A Believer” Clip

Wed Jul 13 2011 by Idolator Staff
If Cassie is looking to make believers out of us, she could sure do a lot worse than what we're seeing in her sizzling "Make You A Believer" behind-the-scenes clip. "Gimme your sex appeal, so I can take you home," the VIBE vixen sings on the sexy Jadakiss-featuring track — and whether she's posing near-topless, leaning against a classic car, or staring longingly at dripping water from a hose, Wiz Khalifa's "Roll Up" co-star is definitely giving us sex appeal (and then some!). Check out the teaser (featuring some of what we peeped in BLANK magazine) below. More »

Rick Ross Can’t Stop Sucking On Beef

Thu Apr 30 2009 by Maura

Now that his seemingly neverending squabbling with 50 Cent has resulted in his new album Deeper Than Rap being No. 1 on this week’s album charts (if not much of an in-store draw), Rick Ross has decided to move on to a new target: Known Curtis Jackson associate Eminem, who–what do you know!–has a new album of his own coming out next month. In the above video, which is filmed while Ross is on some sort of expensive vacation, Ross brags about his album sales and kvells over his own personal DJ being overpaid and waves a pair of Kanye West-designed shoes around before taking time to call Em a “hunghkey” (ugh) during Yet Another Tirade About How G-Unit Sucks. I’m sure the pretty much inevitable second-week sales drop-off will result in some Eminem-led counterattack coming from the other side of the table, but for now, let’s look at some figures that a commenter on Nah Right claims are a comparison of budgets for Jadakiss’ The Last Kiss, which came out two weeks ago, and the Ross album: More »


Lost And Found: Yummy Bingham

Thu Apr 2 2009 by Lucas Jensen



In 2005, I got an e-mail from an anonymous Universal PR drone telling me that I could download a track from former Tha’ Rayne member Yummy Bingham for free on iTunes. (This was a surprise; in 2005 major labels didn’t give away free anything, and even though the track was locked up with DRM, a download was a marked improvement from e-cards and streams.) The song, “Come Get It,” turned out to be one of my favorites of the year, but I don’t think anybody else ever liked it as much as I did. Heck, I’m pretty sure that’s the case because this song went nowhere, chart-wise. Giving it away for free must have been a sign of desperation or not knowing what to do with it—which is too bad, because it’s held up pretty well.

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