Damon Dash speaks on his views about the “Bill Cosby Allegations” and about his new client Author Michelle AKA “The Queen Of Harlem”
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Complex is back with another Magnum Opus and this one’s special. For this edition, they talk to 50 Cent, Eminem, Paul Rosenberg, Sha Money XL, DJ Whoo Kid, Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo and Mike Elizondo about the making of Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ standout ‘Patiently Waiting’.
Before talking about the making of the song, Eminem and Paul talk about history of signing 50 to Shady/Aftermath and why he was bound to become the next big thing in Hip-Hop.
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Nicki promised a surprise for her fans tonight and she delivered. The rapper, who released her third album The Pinkprint this week releases a 16 minute mini movie which serves as a storytelling with various songs from the LP playing as the soundtrack such as ‘All Things Go’, ‘The Crying Game’, ‘I Lied’ and ‘Grand Piano’.
Each song’s clip is directed by a different director. Watch the full movie below which somewhat points to her real life breakup with longtime boyfriend Safaree Samuels.
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The Christmas in Brooklyn event presented by WBLS and HOT 97 is currently going down at the Barclays Center featuring performances by Run DMC, LL Cool J, DJ Z-Trip, Lecrae, K. Michelle and Diggy.
But moments ago, something rare and legendary happened when LL took the stage. Apart from bringing out Raekwon and Troy Ave as special guests, he shocked the live audience by inviting his old time rival Canibus. The duo performed the controversial track ‘4, 3, 2, 1′ together, the same track which ignited a beef between the two MCs back in 1997.
If you’re not sure about the history behind their beef, here’s a brief rundown:
On the song, Canibus rapped the following lines “L, is that mic on your arm? Let me borrow that.” which was a reference to LL’s microphone tattoo. But the Queens rapper took offense to it and hit back at Canibus on the same song. Before the song was officially released, LL asked Canibus to change his verse and he agreed. In return, LL promised to change his verse too but the version that came out featured LL’s original verse where he was dissing Canibus.
People weren’t sure what really happened behind the scenes but a heavy beef ensued with Canibus dropping a diss song ‘Second Round K.O.’ and LL coming back at him with ‘The Ripper Strikes Back’ and ‘Back Where I Belong’.
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