iFFY the Bad Man - Do You (Prod. by Frequency)

Fuck it. It's been on youtube for a month, I'm posting it.

Co-produced by Mike Heron. Additional Production by Anna Yvette.

Already in rotation on Sirius Channel 2 & 3. Being added at a station near you as I write this...

Wais P - Game & Claim

K'LA - All Your Love

This is my shit for the last couple months. Figured I'd post it (a lil late, I know).

Wayne Brady - You Are What You Eat

What's a carbohydrate? Let Wayne explain...

Just peeped this on the Disney Channel. Is this part of Michelle Obama's healthy food campaign? I know they tried to go squeaky clean, but ain't that the same guy who said this:



Just Sayin...

CanKoone - School's Out (Prod. by J. Cardim)

Wais P - Game & Claim (BTS)

Jon Hope - Welcome To Atlanta (3 Little Digs)

Jon Hope "Welcome To Atlanta" listening party from 3 Little Digs on Vimeo.

Dude is a problem.

Meteor Hammer - Ghostface Killah, Action Bronson & Termanology

Brossalini killed this

I Can See It All - Focus f/ Matt Fingaz & Raheem DeVaughn (Prod. by Focus)

There's a Platypus Controlling Me - Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz (Phineas and Ferb)

This is my joint.

Redman makes the front page of the New York Times

New Jersey loses out on tax revenue as residents like Reggie Noble, the rapper known as Redman, buy fireworks in Pennsylvania.

By ANDREW MARTIN

Published: July 2, 2011

The Fourth of July promises to be more explosive than ever this year in cities and counties where fireworks had been banned for decades.

Colorful pyrotechnics with names like “Untamed Retribution” and “Rain Fire” will paint the skies above backyards and beaches as consumers find it easier to buy fireworks and elected officials try to reap the benefits.

Desperate to find any source of untapped revenue, many cities, counties and states are scrapping decades-old restrictions on firework sales, trying to rescue budgets battered by several years of economic doldrums.

A 65-year-old ban on fireworks in Hawkins County, Tenn., was lifted in May after a county commissioner persuaded colleagues that the sales could generate as much as $200,000 in annual permit fees and sales tax revenue.

“Every penny helps,” said Shane Bailey, the county commissioner.
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Oldie But Goodie -- Joe Budden & Frequency on BlogTV

Going through old emails...Got my Worldstar phone cameo at the 4:50 mark lol