Oh hey, Rih Rih isn’t the only one milking the beatdown for publicity. Chris has also been working the media circus like a stripper pole. Hit the play button to hear C-Breezy’s response to Rihanna’s 20/20 interview.

People keep asking why she’s doing this interview. The real question is, “Why is she doing this interview now?” If you don’t know the answer to that, then you need a primer on the music business. The interview itself as revealing as you might expect. Pop the lid for the full clip. Read the rest of this entry »

Rocsi is the co-host of BET’s 106th & Park, which I’m assuming is a music show of some sort. She recently gave a candid interview to Honey Mag. The interview reads like a therapy session, as Rocsi delves into her anorexic past and debunks allegations of sexual favors. Pop the lid for excerpts. Read the rest of this entry »

Tekitha appeared on several Wu-Tang songs back in the day. Here she is gushing to Rolling Out about her days as the First Lady of the Clan.

[Thanks, m2wice]

So, Nas goes on CNN to speak out against teen violence, following the death of Derrion Albert – the Chicago teen who was beaten to death. Rather than focus on the issue at hand, CNN’s Don Lemon decides instead to focus on some wack lyrics Nas wrote 20 million years ago and how it might have led some teenagers to go on a killing a spree. He literally rips a page from The O’Reilly Factor, citing the same exact line that Bill-O used to campaign against — yes, you guessed it — Nas in the wake of Virginia Tech shooting. Now Nas could’ve handled the interview better. Saying “I’m not gonna change my music to make it more positive…because that’s not real,” for example wasn’t the most reasonable thing to say while trying to speak out against the violence that occurred in Chicago.

Now what I really want to know is who dressed him up in a pink spandex tee and black leather jacket? C’mon, son.

Jay’s promo bus made a stop in German to plug the criminally underappreciated Blueprint 3. The host seemed drunk (he blamed it on Oktoberfest) and Jay looked uncomfortable at times. Take a look.
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Young Turbo sits down with MySpace Today to discuss his artistry. “I didn’t have any aspiration to be a superstar. I really just wanted to have a job.” Ha! He also talks about battling Busta Rhymes in high school.

I agree that Vol. 1 would’ve been a classic with the right song selection, but it’s still the best in the trilogy. Agree? Disagree?

[Via Roc4Life]

Go ahead and say it, Mike, “the greatest femcee of all time.” See, that wasn’t so hard.

[Found at Janee's spot]