Last Week In Music: 12/6- 12/12
Last Week In Music: 12/6- 12/12
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Light Up - Drake has crafted the perfect track for Jay-Z. However, the God MC doesn’t know about it yet. Drake told Rap-Up TV of the future collabo, “I actually did the record for me and Jay-Z last night in the studio. It’s crazy and I’m really excited about it. I mean, I hope he likes it. I’m going to shoot it to him to see if he likes it.” The track is titled “Light Up.”
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Super Tuesday - Still think the economy is affecting the music industry? Don’t worry, Super Tuesday will change your mind in a heartbeat. December 8th highlighted releases from Chris Brown, Timbaland, Snoop Dogg, Gucci Mane and The Clipse.
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Big Poppa - Though Kelis has current custody of the child, Nas’ attorney, Mark Vincent, demands that his client receive overnights with his son, Knight. When asked why he was behind on child and spousal support, the Queensbridge MC responded that he thought he was up to date.
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Bad News - TMZ is reporting that Bryant Norwood is now asking for a “substantial amount of money” from Jay-Z’s 40/40 Club, claiming that security beat him for “no reason” as he was leaving the venue in November. According to the lawsuit filed in New Jersey State Court, Norwood alleges he has sustained “diverse personal injuries” and “permanent injuries.”
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Happily Ever After - Last week, The-Dream and Christina Milian shared an intimate wedding ceremony in Rome with only three guests in attendance. The-Dream brought in Ivanka Trump (Donald Trump’s daughter) to assist in the creation of Milian’s ring.
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The God - Rakim said of his rhyme fight with Big Daddy Kane: “That would have been a hell of a battle, man," he told BET.com. "We was talking bout that today as well. I think the difference between me and Kane, Kane was more of a punchline rapper...and some of my rhymes you had to wait 'til you play it 10 times, rewind it and figure out what I was doing. I don’t know, man. Honestly, you would have had different opinions of who you thought won."
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Sibling Rivalry - Turmoil within the Dipset circle just won’t go away. In addition to Cam’ron being pegged as the bad apple in the group for his shady business dealings, Freaky, who called out Jim Jones last week for stealing money, was hit with a response from the capo on his own track, “Live It, Like it, Love it.”
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Number One - With a total of seven chart-topping hits throughout the 2000s, Billboard.com revealed that Usher had the most number one singles in the past decade. Usher’s seven songs– “U Remind Me,” “U Got It Bad,” “Yeah!” (with Ludacris and Lil Jon), “Burn,” “Confessions Part II,” “My Boo” with Alicia Keys, and “Love In This Club” – were two higher than both Beyoncé and Rihanna, who tied for second place on the list.
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Loyalty - After a couple studio sessions with Pharrell, Game showcased a sincere sign of loyalty by tattooing Pharrell’s Star Trak logo onto his left wrist. Game said of the move, “Pharrell’s gonna take my career to the next level, keep me ’hood and cross me over at the same time by executive producing my album, so that’s how I show my loyalty.”
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Not Again - The attack of the album delay has yet again affected the release of Lil Wayne’s rock-inspired set, “The Rebirth.” According to Cash Money head honcho, Birdman, the project is now slated for a February 1 release instead of December 15.
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