This originally leaked in 2007 but Mannie remixed it with another beat for Return Of The Ballin, out 11/17.

Mannie Fresh ft. Rick Ross - Drought (Remix)

Props to TJ Chapman.

From the US edition of She Wolf, dropping Nov. 23rd. Props to HHNM

Shakira feat. KiD CuDi - Did It Again

Related: Rich Hil x Kid Cudi - Trippy

Shouts to Sickamore

Previously: Shakira feat. Lil Wayne & Timbaland - Give It Up To Me

Nicki recalls a time when the tour bus broke down and everyone tried to get her to drink. She doesn’t drink so it took Drake giving her $100 for her to finally do it. After three shots, she passed out.

After the jump, Rhymefest reminisces on when Q-Tip almost had him kicked off an ATCQ tour after telling his mother how much he killed it.

Previously: MTV2 x 247HHs Wild Tour Stories: Ghostface & Raekwon

Full version of the snippet Robin played on Rickey Smiley. Off his 4th LP Sex Therapy, 12/8.

Robin Thicke ft. Nicki Minaj - Shakin It For Daddy (prod. Polow Da Don)

Props to DJ Neptune

Yesterday: Robin Thicke feat. Jay-Z - Meiplé (Radio Rip)

Live from J. Prince’s birthday party in Houston, Texas last night - Drake performs with Bun B and then kicks a quick verse from Thank Me Later.

Make sure to fast forward to the appropriate part in the video: Drake only gets on stage around 30:30, “Uptown” starts around 35:00.

Props to ATF for the heads up & Mazy at Ustream.

Off Detroit producer Keyz’ World Premiere album.

Crooked I - Worldwide (prod. Keyz)

Spotted @ 2DB

QD3’s long delayed documentary is finally being released on DVD on November 17th.

Yayo: “Shout to Sigel. Don’t know what’s up with the papers yet, so we can’t really speak upon it.”

Previously: Mixing Up The Medicine ft. Yelawolf | Back To The Crib ft. Chris Brown

Joell Ortiz - On Tour Freestyle

Props to Mr. X

Previously: Election Day | Back By Popular Demand | Run This Town | Sunday Hangover (prod. DJ Emz) | Crime Wave | Grand Street

While Donny works on his next album, here’s something to tide the fans over.

Donny Goines - Run This Town Freestyle

Joell Ortiz - Election Day Freestyle

via RR

Previously: Joell Ortiz - Back By Popular Demand Freestyle

It seems like Funkmaster Flex has a bit of a soft spot for Lil WayneIf you partake regurarly in the online constituent of the hip-hop culture, youd notice Hot 97s Funkmaster Flex steers clear of it. And not because he has a habit of saying the wrong thing(s), it seems like (imo) its just not his cup of tea. Think about it, when was the last time you saw Flex on your favorite blog?

Well, last week I had the pleasure in kicking it with Flex during a meet and greet/pow wow session for the revealing of his new customized Ford Taurus SHO. After touching on the differences between the automotive industry and the music industry, I thought it would be interesting to see where Flexs head was at in regards to the current state of hip-hop. Out of left field, Flex went in (insert HOT 97 explosion here).

I found Flexs perspective very intriguing. However, Ill tuck that in the holster and reveal it later this week. What I found even more interesting is Flexs positive and even remorseful rant towards Dwayne Carter.

Based on our conversation prior, I could see exactly where his Weezy commentary derived from. It just shocked me he was so open with his admission. And to be quite honest, I agree with him 86%. At times, as a culture, we do expect A LOT from Lil Wayne. -LowKey

It seems like Funkmaster Flex has a bit of a soft spot for Lil WayneIf you partake regurarly in the online constituent of the hip-hop culture, youd notice Hot 97s Funkmaster Flex steers clear of it. And not because he has a habit of saying the wrong thing(s), it seems like (imo) its just not his cup of tea. Think about it, when was the last time you saw Flex on your favorite blog?

Well, last week I had the pleasure in kicking it with Flex during a meet and greet/pow wow session for the revealing of his new customized Ford Taurus SHO. After touching on the differences between the automotive industry and the music industry, I thought it would be interesting to see where Flexs head was at in regards to the current state of hip-hop. Out of left field, Flex went in (insert HOT 97 explosion here).

I found Flexs perspective very intriguing. However, Ill tuck that in the holster and reveal it later this week. What I found even more interesting is Flexs positive and even remorseful rant towards Dwayne Carter.

Based on our conversation prior, I could see exactly where his Weezy commentary derived from. It just shocked me he was so open with his admission. And to be quite honest, I agree with him %86. At times, as a culture, we do expect A LOT from Lil Wayne. -LowKey

If you didn’t already know, Lunch Box Theory’s monthly Afrobeat parties are the hottest looks in the city and still continues to grow by leaps and bounds. DJ Underdog is spinning as always and it’s STILL a recession-friendly $1 cover charge!

And let’s not forget the Face Painting. Check it:

Selam
1524 U St NW
Wash, DC
Metro: Green/Yellow Lines

Continuing to forge ahead in creating the ultimate destination point event for the Hip hop, urban, alternative dance and EDM scenes, ALL KILLER! NO FILLER! returns on November 5th with a lineup dedicated to the premise of “all respect all” under the banner of dope performances and the hottest dance music in the universe.

$5 ALL NIGHT
21+

Click Through for the Lineups!

The amazing lineup is as follows:

XO (Studio 43) -

XO is an emcees emcee who has come to be one of the dominating forces of Washington, DC’s rising hip hop scene. As 1/3 of the Diamond District with Oddisee and YU, he’s on the tongues of national and international underground hip hop tastemakers with a stellar new album. As a solo act, his “Crabs in the Barrel” is an anthemic track that in many ways defines the “All Killer” concept. He’s going to leave every ear on November 5th just a bit more open, accepting and overwhelmed by the quality coming from DC.

James Nasty

If there was ever a man who’d be the first person to play club music on the moon, it would be this producer and DJ. A DC native, James Nasty is a believer in the healing effects of classic Baltimore club music. Having played the My Crew Be Unruly party this year w/ on again off again collaborator in the 1.21 Jiggawatt Soundsystem, Andrew Jaye, and having released a new EP of Baltimore Club tracks, “Good Times,” James is on the cusp of much bigger things. With a style reminiscent of legendary B-more selectors Rod Lee, Diamond K and KW Griff, he overwhelms partygoers with effusive glee through music. James just doesn’t stay in the club though, he drops the hottest in top 40 as well with equal talent and adeptness.

Andrew Jaye (12 LB Sound)

Andrew Jaye is a kingpin selector. With an encyclopedic knowledge of all music, dancing to Andrew Jaye is like dancing to the illest jukebox you’ve ever encountered. With James Nasty, he spun a set at My Crew Be Unruly in Baltimore this summer that made everyone in attendance believe that the four horsemen of the apocalypse were coming, and that club music would save the day. But he’s so much deeper than that. it will be a joy and pleasure to have him in attendance.

Adam Gonzo (Served/Tensday, Baltimore) -

He’s the Best DJ in a Club in Baltimore as judged by the Baltimore City Paper for 2008. He’s a former hip hop DJ who came to Baltimore and fell in love with club music. Besides that, he spins at his Served party monthly in Baltimore at the Wind Up Space, one of the better parties in a city known for knowing how to get down. His most recent mix, “Black Man in the White House,” (http://www.divshare.com/download/7623339-9e8) is an absolute joy to hear, and shows his distinctive soulful style quite well. Adam Gonzo will leave you in awe.

Phil Real (Lazuh Beam/University of Maryland – College Park) -

Phil Real is the future of the DC party scene. THE It selector, along with partner DJ Soohan at UMD, Phil Real has shown the talent and dedication to steadily improving his style and game and is set with this event to begin a stratospheric rise. With a populist style blending the hits of electro, hip hop, dubstep and whatever strikes his fancy, if you don’t catch his opening set, you’ll hate yourself for “not being there when” Phil has his coming out in the DMV.

HILARIOUS!

Download Mike Posner | One Foot Out The Door [Mixtape]

TRACKLISTING:
01 One Foot Out The Door
02 I Dont Trust Myself
03 Traveling Man (Snippet)
04 You Dont Have to Leave
05 Cooler Than Me (Gigamesh Remix)
06 Dont Trust Me (Benny Blanco Remix) ft Kid CuDI and 3OH!3
07 Kiss Me Thru the Phone ft. Saigon
08 Red Button
09 Bring Me Down ft. Big Sean and Freddie Gibbs
10 Mirrors Edge (Benzi Remix) ft. Bun B, GLC, & XV
11 Speed of Sound ft Big Sean
12 Close the Door ft Clinton Sparks