Music Video featuring music producer, journalist, and MC John Forte and Blacksmith Entertainment's MCEO, Talib Kweli. Recorded soon after John's release from Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institution December 22, 2008.
Directed by The ICU.
Thanks to Onsmash.com for posting that video. That caption is also directly from the site.
I really liked the video and the song and Kweli Puttin him on the song I thought it was very fitting. John Forte did great on the verse. Much respect.
Just when you thought it was over... Fox news finds something to complain about. These two bimbos are worse than the other two bimbos (O'rielly and Miller) discussing race and hip hop. But what else can really be expected from Fox news?
Max B and his lawyer Gerald M. Saluti, Esq. break their silence regarding Max B's pending murder trial and the implication of his Co-Defendant/Ex Girlfriend’s Plea Deal.
I'm sure you guys aren't surprised about Bill O'Reilly even saying what he says. But it's hilarious to hear two men who don't know wtf they talkin about in regards to hip hop. But blatant extremist are always biased. Jeezy didn't say anything that most people weren't already feelin. People hate bush and he has some of the lowest approval ratings in history. How can anyone object to that?
Here is the link to the audio. I personally don't think it's a diss at all. I think Phonte was asked a question about his opinion and he gave an honest answer. I think Phonte's answer was very valid. I may be biased cuz I enjoy more of phonte's music than I do Kanye's especially as of late. Let's face it Kanye's autotune sh*t sucks ass. I don't care how "creative" and "against the grain" it was... it was wack as sh*t.
OK so I'm sure some of yall heard of this beef (publicity stunt) between Saigon and Joe Budden. Well it looks as though it's continuing. Saigon released another diss to Budden.
But let's be real.... who takes Souljah Boy Seriously on any topic... we can't say he's sellin more records than Nas... cuz Nas outsold him in the first week.
But to be fair, he did make a claim and attempted to back his claim with some reasoning (ok granted his analogy to basketball was retarded)... but if anything... he's saying that Nas has so much power and say that he can say somethin like "hip hop is dead" and it holds weight to the point where people won't buy a Souljah Boy album.
Listening to his entire conversation with his friends who are just as dense, just proved that today's youth are lost.