Here’s Grand Hustle’s next big thing, Alfamega, speaking to at-risk youth in Newark, NJ. He even gets C-Murder on the line to give the kids a few words of wisdom. I guess this dude does know all the real goons. Taking a page from T.I.’s book & doing the good citizen thing. I guess he knows he’s about to mess up.
Seems like there’s no loyalty in T.I.’s studio either. He has sprung several leaks from his upcoming album Paper Trail. One features the boy Ursh, the other Rih Rih. I dropped two after the jump for you to check out my Dukes..
Grand Hustle takes you inside the debut video for Alfamega. Parts two and three after the jump my Dukes.
I WILL NOT d*ck ride this track at all. This is strictly a good press tool by having all these dudes on one track. I will not be fooled like the youth and some adults. That is all my Dukes. The Recession continues to pic up steam to me. Did I ever mention I loathe the word swag?
Disclaimer: Goat thinks T.I. is the better rapper but thinks that there are too many yes men in the studio for this project and no real opinions.
Who says Clifford can’t go to Bankhead. Here’s photos from T.I.’s “What Up/What’s Happening” video shoot in Bowen Homes. Yes I said Bowen Homes. For all of you that’s late that is Shawty Lo’s home. Well it was his home til’ Meatball ran him out. Chess and Checkers man, more pics after the jump.
T.I. takes us behind the scenes of his album Paper Tail. I remember when looking at a booklet meant something. We shall see when it drops,
See what happenes when rappers make peace. Good muf*cking music comes out. I’m still prone to the pop shots cause these two are good at it. Side Note: Does anyone remember the intro track to Chicken & Beer. The hating rapper on it was down with a click called Posse Family Cartel. PFC….PSC, see any similarities?
Via BoBo
T.I. revealed his album cover for Paper Trail to MTV yesterday. The album which is slated to hit stores September 9th. As an artist myself I’d have to say this is his best cover to date. I can appreciate an artist that lets the graphic designer room to flew there creative muscle. Here’s what he had to say about the cover.
“We didn’t want to just do a typical cover, especially for my sixth album,” T.I. told us via e-mail. “I wanted to try something a little more different. The illustration for Paper Trail pays an obvious homage to my rekindled affinity for writing my lyrics down as well as displays my commitment to keep my art slanted towards the abstract.”
Well it looks like it’s going to be a real slug fest in sales between The Recession and Paper Trail my Dukes. What do you think about the cover art.
