KiD CuDi (Feat. MGMT & Ratatat) - Pursuit Of Happiness [Alternate Version]

KID CUDI...ENOUGH SAID!!!

Alternate video to KiD CuDi's latest single "Pursuit Of Happiness" featuring MGMT and Ratatat off his debut album Man On The Moon: The End Of Day, in stores now.

THIS TOON IS TOOOO FRESH!

T-Pain Presents "Freaknik: The Musical" [Cartoon Episode 1] (Part 1)

Auto-Tune king T-Pain has produced an animated homage to 1990's Atlanta Spring Break fiesta Freaknik, which is scheduled to air on the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim on March 7. The one-hour special, 'Freaknik: The Musical,' took Pain two years to create, and features vocal appearances by Lil Wayne (playing Jesus), Snoop Dogg, Keri Hilson, Kelis, Big Boi, Rick Ross, George Clinton and Bootsy Collins. Saturday Night Live comedians Andy Samberg and Bill Hader also round out the bill. T-Pain also voices "a party ghost." 'Freaknik' focuses on a group of students hoping to revive the party, which at one point attracted more than 250,000 people, until it was shut down in the late 90's. Part 1 of 3

T-Pain Presents "Freaknik: The Musical" [Cartoon Episode 1] (Part 2)

 Auto-Tune king T-Pain has produced an animated homage to 1990's Atlanta Spring Break fiesta Freaknik, which is scheduled to air on the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim on March 7. The one-hour special, 'Freaknik: The Musical,' took Pain two years to create, and features vocal appearances by Lil Wayne (playing Jesus), Snoop Dogg, Keri Hilson, Kelis, Big Boi, Rick Ross, George Clinton and Bootsy Collins. Saturday Night Live comedians Andy Samberg and Bill Hader also round out the bill. T-Pain also voices "a party ghost." 'Freaknik' focuses on a group of students hoping to revive the party, which at one point attracted more than 250,000 people, until it was shut down in the late 90's. Part 2 of 3

 

T-Pain Presents "Freaknik: The Musical" [Cartoon Episode 1] (Part 3)

Auto-Tune king T-Pain has produced an animated homage to 1990's Atlanta Spring Break fiesta Freaknik, which is scheduled to air on the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim on March 7. The one-hour special, 'Freaknik: The Musical,' took Pain two years to create, and features vocal appearances by Lil Wayne (playing Jesus), Snoop Dogg, Keri Hilson, Kelis, Big Boi, Rick Ross, George Clinton and Bootsy Collins. Saturday Night Live comedians Andy Samberg and Bill Hader also round out the bill. T-Pain also voices "a party ghost." 'Freaknik' focuses on a group of students hoping to revive the party, which at one point attracted more than 250,000 people, until it was shut down in the late 90's. Part 3 of 3

 

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1) If thou a bitch, Ye shall not breathe

2) Puff Puff, Giveth

3) Thou shalt not SNITCH

4) Thou shalt not Loveth thy HOE'S

5) Thou shan't knock the Hustle

6) REAL shalt recognize REAL

7) Thou shalt only pop bottles on models

8) It's no fun if the homies getteth none

9) Never covet thy neighbors BITCH

10) FUCK THE POLICE

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J. Cole & Jay-Z Perform "Star Is Born" At The BP3 Concert!

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B.o.B (Feat. Bruno Mars) - Nothing On You

The official video for B.o.B's "Nothing On You" featuring Bruno Mars from his forthcoming The Adventures Of Bobby Ray album in stores April 27th.

 

Red Cafe - Wasted Freestyle

 

Romeo - Willy Wonk Remix

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Lil Wayne Sentenced To A Year In Prison

After multiple sentencing delays, the rapper turns himself in to begin his jail term.

 

Mar 8 2010 2:46 PM EST

Lil Wayne Sentenced To A Year In Prison

After multiple sentencing delays, the rapper turns himself in to begin his jail term.

NEW YORK — Lil Wayne turned himself in to authorities Monday (March 8) after multiple sentencing delays for a July 2007 gun-possession charge.
A near riot broke out in front of the Manhattan Criminal Court Building when the superstar MC entered, escorted by police and his Cash Money crew. Photographers aggressively angled to capture the last images of the rapper before he was formally sentenced to one year in prison.

Dressed in black jeans, a black shirt and a gray jacket, Lil Wayne made his way in, before Judge Charles H. Solomon sentenced the rapper. The New Orleans native sat next to his lawyer, Stacey Richman, without addressing the court.
After Solomon reminded Wayne of his charges, the rapper firmly nodded that he understood. Police then handcuffed Lil Wayne and he stood up to be taken away.
He paused momentarily before leaving and nodded to Cash Money execs Birdman and Slim, who were present in the courtroom. Just like that, Wayne was gone.
The rapper reached a deal with prosecutors in November to plead out to a lesser deal, and in return, he is expected to be released from prison as early as October. In 2007, Lil Wayne was arrested for attempted gun possession following his first headlining performance in Manhattan at the Beacon Theatre. New York is among the toughest states in the country when it comes to gun-possession laws. In other states, Lil Wayne could have gotten off with a misdemeanor rap and probation. However, in New York, only law-enforcement officials and those affiliated with authorities are permitted to carry firearms.