First off, big ups to Warrick Dunn who held his 4th annual Wash ’n Wear Fashion Show last week at the King Plow Arts Center. He does this every year in an attempt to provide down payments on homes for single moms. I know for a fact that Warrick has been active in the community for the past decade in both Atlanta and Florida, so hip hop related or not he deserves serious props for his work.

Also, did anybody catch Ludacris rip Club Nocturnal at his album release party a couple weeks ago? He did the stage justice. No doubt Club Nocturnal was packed to the tilt but when Luda hit the stage it seemed like it got even tighter in the spot.

I initially notched "Release Therapy" as Luda's second best album but others are saying this is his best album to date. I just think people "live in the now" and are quick to to forget the past sometimes. However, you can never forget some of the classics that Luda has dropped for the A over the past decade. It's still up for debate.

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Off the subject, but who is edging Luda up these days? I need to see his barber for real--he has the tightest edge up I've seen in a minute...Calm down lil' buddy, who said Photoshop?

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Carmen. Superhead. The list goes on...

DMX's "baby moms," Monique Wayne, who conceived the poor child sometime in 2003 during a one-night stand, is suing X over his claims that she raped him.

I have no respect for groupies at all whatsoever. Homewreckers are even worse. The slut is guilty of both.

What is she mad for? If the little groupie slut wasn't standing outside every concert with her panties at her ankles then the tacky ho wouldn't have to worry about having her name thrown all over the place. The filthy whore knew he was married, and now her feelings are hurt because she's been called ugly, hard to look at, and labeled as the reason every man should "turn the light on before I go to sleep." She should have thought about this before she had his genitalia all down her throat.

This is nothing short of prostitution. All the smut had to do was ask for the $6M dollars in advance.

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It seems that everyone's album gets leaked these days… and all the labels can really do is be tight about it and have their panties in a bunch. But when it comes to Hov? Def Jam recognizes no such thing. And I find this hissy fit hilarious.

According to Mediatakeout, Def has gone as far as contacting the F.B.I, threatening the leaker with promises to carry out criminal charges against them. Although there is no precise lead on who is responsible, Media says that a West African immigrant exclusively told them tracks from Kingdom Come began to surface globally after Jay accidentally left the disc in his hotel room in Africa, where it was stolen.

Media then said they later encountered a street vendor in Brooklyn, who had copies of the album for sale. The hustler told them the copies had just recently come from Africa. Who knows.

Jay has nothing to worry about. But if you're as corny as Jobbs or Jabbs or whatever his name is, then leaks are definitely something worth fretting over. Especially being a new artist on the scene.

Which would you rather have? A leaked album or an (accidental) fucked-face baby's mother? Neither one is a good look. Nevertheless, good luck to both.
Posted by SOHH Reckless at October 16, 2006 04:2

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It's funny how things can quickly change for the better. Just a few days ago, we were discussing the possibility of Flipperachi's new album, I Need Mine, becoming a commercial flop. Then he turns around and drops this monster of a song to silence his critics. Check it.

Lil' Flip feat. Lyfe Jennings - "Ghetto Mindstate" (mp3) :
I can't stand Lyfe and his monotonous crooning, but cot damn he's been on a roll lately. This song really brings out the best in Flipperachi, and if you can't respect that, then your whole perspective is wack. It's got that whole "Hard Knock Life" feel to it. Of course, the strength of an entire album does not hang on one song alone, so let's hope the rest of I Need Mine jams like this.

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The other day I was perusing Isiah Carey's Insite when I came across this Bun B article:

Bun: I see some fools like to ignore the blogs and the bulletins that say no spamming, but thats aight. I'm now only manually approving comments on the page to stop these people from fillin up the entire page with advertisements. I've already said countless times for people not to do this, but no one seems to care so for now on there is gonna be no more advertising. Sorry to all the fans for this cause now your comment may not be approved because it might simply just get skipped =/ Sorry guys but blame all these cats that like to say "ayo check me out" a million times.

Unlike many of his peers, Bun seems like the "let me check the internet and see who's talking bad 'bout me"-type. First, he attacks one XXL Blogger for calling out the south, now he's taking war to MySpace spammers. You gotta love him for taking a stand, though. (No Clay Aiken). I like Rhymefest and all, but I still think SOHH should have kept Bun B's blog alive as well.

Speaking of Bun, I'll leave you with my favorite song at the moment:

Hi-Tek feat. Bun B, Devin the Dude & Dion - "So Tired" (mp3)
Posted by SOHH Rizoh at October 16, 2006 06:19 AM
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Posted by: NYC 4 LIFE at October 16, 2006 09:02 AM

man im feeling that flip but you right 1 song dont make an album you know what i hope flip get his spot back just for the haters

nigga fuck your first nigga fuck your first nigga

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It seems like everybody was trying to put out an album this month. I guess because of Christmas, and they assume people are going to buy their albums during this time. I know some of these albums were rushed, and I don't think their going to be that great.

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