Killa Cam goes at Jay-Z once again with “You Must Not Know.” He spits, “You act old. You are old. You asshole.” Come on Cam, what the fuck is that shit? With all these beef against Jay, his Kingdom Come, which released today, must be selling like hotcakes. Dig a hole, Hov!
Asia has done it again with Chosen One, turning him from a homo MC to a clowning army. If dropping his verse over the campy shit like “Voulez Vous” is not lame enough already, homeboy goes on rhyming along side with Mai Le Huyen in “Huynh De Chi Binh.” Damn, I thought Vanilla Ice was bad.
J.R. Writer, another one of Dipset’s bitches attempts to bite Jay with “I Got Em.” Damn, who else is next?
Take a look at what creative minds can do with a piece of paper. Sometimes, working within limitation brings out the best in you.
From The Everything Sex Signs Book:
Material comfort and well-being are essential for Taurus. He won’t feel sexy or willing unless there is money in the bank, food in the refrigerator [my emphasis], and a secure job or prospects for the future.
Cafe De Flore is just what I needed to take my mind off the hip-hop beefs for a bit. From the sensational bossa nova of Paris Combo’s “Senor” to the soulful blues of Nicoletta’s “Ou Es-Tu Passe Mon Saint-Germain-Des-Pres” to the hipnotizing swing of Nana Mouskouri et Michel Legrand’s “Quand On S’Aime,” the mood is set for the gorgeous weekend. Enjoy listening, folks!
Jim Jones brings in his boy, Juelz Santana, to get at Jay on the remix of “We Fly High.” The biggest mistake these two Dipset clowns made was bringing Nas into the ring. Not that Jay couldn’t take these two rhymeless roaches himself, but nasty Nas will smash them. With both Nas and Jay together, Dipset will become Dipshit. No disrespect, but only Cam’ron is the real rapper out of all the Diplomats.
Hov digs another hole for the Dipset Capo with “Brooklyn High,” a response to Jim Jones’s “Alarm.” Capo is obviously no competitor for Hov, but Jay-Z licks shots from nobody—not even someone who isn’t up to his stature like Jim Jones.
Kevin Mahogany had me damn near intoxicated when he took over the stage. Check out his live performance of “Yesterday I Had the Blues” and hear it for yourself. With a deep, strong, and soulful voice, he is the modernist blues shouter. Big ups to the keyboardists, George Duke nad Rick Jasckson, for the kick-ass improvisations.