All I gotta say is,who said Hiphop is dead?or do you wanna kill ya self?Either way,your dead!You can “Self Destruct” now or” Detox” later,either way your gonna feel “The Empack”. The monster is coming,drop your lp’s right now,2009 will not be your year.There coming… This is for the fans,the streets,the clubs,the east,the west,the south,the blogs the whole HIPHOP World!!

Source: Sha Money XL

Do these three still have the same impact they used to have? We have seen what a long delay can do with Nelly’s recent results, so will Eminem & Dr.Dre still bring in big numbers?

Webisode #3

The Blueprint 3, a project that has been 90% constructed by Mr. West, will be hitting the masses December 2nd, 2008. The “Swagger Like Us” sequel has been CONFIRMED. Verses from Jeezy, Nas, and Andre 3000 have already been recorded.

Props LowKey

Who would you put on a Swagga Like Us part 2?

Gem Archer of OASIS had this to say to Jigga throwing jabs at Glatsonbury & on, “Jockin Jay-z.”

“It’s like eight-year-old girls in a schoolyard, running off and writing ditties like that. Grow up!

“But rappers love a ruck. It’s what they do. They set out to have a fight and it’s there in their lyrics. They love biffo.”

Source: The Sun

Thought this was already dead and I’m assuming biffo=beef.

LOL!

I was there at the beginning, but I was already getting older. … What I’ve appreciated, watching this hip-hop generation, is to see how entrepreneurial they’ve been. In the past, musicians oftentimes were commodities. They were just shuffled around. Obviously, they did well, but they didn’t have the vision to say, ‘I’m going to build a business. I’m going to build my own studio. I’m going to create my own production operations.’ I think they’re a lot more sophisticated than in the past, and that is a wonderful thing.”

“What I’m starting to see is them stretching out more and thinking about social responsibility and how they can impact the culture in a positive way,” he said. “And I hope that continues.”

Full Story: MTV

Still waiting for an Obama freestlye to, “Swagga Like Us.”