As usual, Tuesday night was jumping at L.A. hotspot Supperclub last night. The always-sexy Mya was on the scene to promote her new EP, With Love, while Jas Prince and Christina Milian, Shantel Jackson, Daphne Joy, Irv Gotti and more were in the building as well. Check out a few pics from the night in the gallery!
(Video) Just Blaze Reminisces On The Making Of Jay Z’s ‘Public Service Announcement’
Hip-Hop producer Just Blaze went back in the day and reminisced on how Hov’s “Public Service Announcement” track off The Black Album came to be. Get the video below!
But Of Course…Irv Gotti Announces The Re-Launching Of, Murder Inc.
This news was bound to drop! With the, (insert pun) “Fresh Out Da Pen” rapper, Ja Rule back on the scene, Irv Gotti has someone to back him up. At one point in time, Murder I-N-C was one of the tag teams that we heard all over the radio – they’re baccck! Hit the jump to get the deets about Irv’s re-launch of his company.
(Videos) Drake Speaks On Kendrick’s ‘Control’ Verse, Instagram Jokes & More On The Angie Martinez Show
It was only right that on the release week of his third studio album entitled Nothing Was The Same, Canada’s Very Own stopped by Hot 97 to chop it up on The Angie Martinez Show. Drake touched on his relationship with YMCMB and Hov, the man making “Yolo Polo Shirts,” his emotional demeanor and the constant jokes and memes, and much more. For the three part interview, click below.
(Video) Ja Rule & Irv Gotti Sit With Angie Martinez To Talk Prison Experience, 50 Cent, Ashanti, Murda Inc & More
Ja Rule & Irv Gotti sat down with Angie Martinez on Hot 97 to reflect on the past, present & future in their personal & professional life.
(Video) “What What” Trailer Shows Famous Rappers Before They Made It Big
Big Pun, Diddy, Eminem, Fat Joe, Jay-Z, Nas, Juelz Santana, Cam’Ron, Irv Gotti, 50 Cent, B-Real, KRS One, Pastor Troy, Busta Rhymes and countless others all took place in Noreaga’s What What project back in the ’90s. The documentary was scrapped for some reason, but the eight minute trailer still exists. The quality of the trailer is a bit rough (I mean it is from the 90’s) but it’s so crazy to see all of these names in one trailer and how these young stars have grown to be the names in hip hop they are today. It’s great to look back on the hip hop we all know and love. Hopefully something will come of the entire documentary, but for now check out the trailer below. Warning there is some nudity in the video.
