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Radio One VP/Programming Colby Colb interviewed The Notorious B.I.G. in 1994 before his debut “Ready To Die” dropped, and it’s cool to hear them chop it up before Biggie became a legend. Hear their conversation in the player above.
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Atlanta artists Canon and Derek Minor put a twist on Richard Pryor’s 1985 comedy, “Brewster’s Million” for the music video for, “Over Do It,” a song off of Canon’s “Loose Canon Vol. 3″ album. The hype hip-hop song wastes no time turning up for the listener, and not only because of the beat. Canon and Derek Minor tag team their verses with skill, switching up the flow, offering perfect variety for the listeners ear. Check out the video above to see for yourself.
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Atlanta artists Canon and Derek Minor put a twist on Richard Pryor’s 1985 comedy, “Brewster’s Million” for the music video for, “Over Do It,” a song off of Canon’s “Loose Canon Vol. 3″ album. The hype hip-hop song wastes no time turning up for the listener, and not only because of the beat. Canon and Derek Minor tag team their verses with skill, switching up the flow, offering perfect variety for the listeners ear. Check out the video above to see for yourself.
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John Legend’s new song, “Love Me Now,” is a passionate and bittersweet ballad to a loved one, disguised an upbeat tune that makes you want to dance. The R&B crooner dropped the official lyric video, which seems to be a touching ode to all of the different types of love that we experience in life. Check out the video above to see it now!
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John Legend’s new song, “Love Me Now,” is a passionate and bittersweet ballad to a loved one, disguised an upbeat tune that makes you want to dance. The R&B crooner dropped the official lyric video, which seems to be a touching ode to all of the different types of love that we experience in life. Check out the video above to see it now!
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Travis Scott and Juicy J tag team on this trap track, “No English,” as they celebrate partying, women, weed and money. The song is definitely meant to hype you up, and it just might, the way Juicy J rips through his verses, which are perfectly punctuated by Travis Scott on the hook.
In the video, the rapping duo has ball lighting joints and busting cars, while women slink down poles in dim lighting. Check out the video above to see it all for yourself!
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Travis Scott and Juicy J tag team on this trap track, “No English,” as they celebrate partying, women, weed and money. The song is definitely meant to hype you up, and it just might, the way Juicy J rips through his verses, which are perfectly punctuated by Travis Scott on the hook.
In the video, the rapping duo has ball lighting joints and busting cars, while women slink down poles in dim lighting. Check out the video above to see it all for yourself!
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Lil Ronny MothaF built a big buzz in 2015, but his new club banger “Up In The Air” seems like it’s going to be his biggest song thus far. The music video has just been released, and the well-produced clip features references to the films “UP” and “E.T.”
About his new song Lil Ronny MothaF says, “From the moment I heard the beat I instantly gravitated to it’s sound. I free-styled the entire track from beginning to end, “Up In The Air” was birthed in fifteen minutes.” Take a look at the visuals for “Up In The Air” in the player above.
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Jay-Z stops by Radioactive in 1996 to discuss “Dead Presidents 2” with Colby Colb. Speaking about the songs music video, Jay-Z said that numerous artists would appear in the visual. “We had Notorious B.I.G, AZ came down, Lil Cease, Junior Mafia, Smooth the Hustler came down.” He also discussed the production behind Reasonable Doubt and the features on the album. “Clark did a joint that me and Biggie did, and a couple other ones. Ski did the bulk of the album,” said Jay-Z.
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Jay-Z stops by Radioactive in 1996 to discuss “Dead Presidents 2” with Colby Colb. Speaking about the songs music video, Jay-Z said that numerous artists would appear in the visual. “We had Notorious B.I.G, AZ came down, Lil Cease, Junior Mafia, Smooth the Hustler came down.” He also discussed the production behind Reasonable Doubt and the features on the album. “Clark did a joint that me and Biggie did, and a couple other ones. Ski did the bulk of the album,” said Jay-Z.
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