Wednesday, September 8, 2010

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***Last Updated September 6, 2010 Update***

Bobby Flex - Lap dance ft. Shade

Opanka - Obiaa ne ni Taste

Yohane - Menwu bie mu (Am not afraid cover)

2Toff - Togoi ft. Bandana

Konfi - Bend Down

Klu - Power [Kanye West Cover]

Batman Samini - Tempo ft. Mugeez

Okyeame Kwame - Mr. Versatility

Bohyeba the shyne - Vanilla ft. Ruff n Smooth & Bradez

Trigmatic - Platinum and Gold ft. Rayoe

Eazzy - One Gal ft. Richie

Guru - I Dey ft. EL. GH

Merqury Quaye - Mr. DJ

Scientific - Better Life Tomorrow ft. Irene

Scientific - I like u girl ft. Sarkodie & E.L. GH

Sarkodie - Useless Rumour

Sarkodie - Nice me ft. Atimbila & Muhammed

Qweiks - Home Again ft. J-Town

Klu - Gimmie a Chance

Klu - Ain't Right

Klu - You Loose

Klu - Single [ACCEPTANCE] ft. Lyrix, Boy Nash

Takyi - Booty Call ft. Klu, Loonee

Eazzy - Get Into My Pants

Kriptic - Tell 'em ft. StoneBwoy

M.anifest - If I was King ft. Krukid

M3NSA - See where we dey

Moxkito - Life ft. Merqury Quaye

Padlock - No Matter What ft. Lil Shaker

AnajoBlack - One Day ft. Baba Labanti, Eli Believer, Quabena Kevin

Lyrix - Ebi You ft. Physh & Kay-Ara

Ball-J - Not Afraid (Eminem Cover)

Disastrous - Fresh Off The Boat ft. Randy

E.L. GH - Letter To Reggie ft. Stargo

LV - Twisted ft. Meaku & Spitfiya

Lil Shaker - Ma Hood ft. Joey B, Killmatic, Rumor, Kevin Beats, Gemini, & Jayso (Skillions New Generation)

Lyrix - M'aben Dada freestyle

Renny - Gotta Go ft. Lyrix

Kay Dizzle - Doin' it big ft. Sarkodie

Rep Your Block-Flip Merdack & Zig-zag Zus

Lateev - Lamugie ft. Wanlov the Kubolor

Monday, August 30, 2010

Eminem continues to sell albums, period. The Grammy slash Oscar-winning rapper once again tops' the charts with his new "Recovery" album with a helpful boost from his new music video which features Rihanna and Megan Fox. Triple C's leader Rick Ross drops two spots (landing at 8th) as his new "Teflon Don" album sales another 29 thousand copies plus Drake's "Thank Me Later" debut album moves close to 24 thousand units.

The Black Eyed Peas, of course, stay in the top 20 by keeping thier spot at 18th while Usher's "Raymond vs Raymond" album drops two slots. Bun B's 5Mic winning new "Trill O.G." album (according to The Source Magazine) goes from 4th all the way down to 20th, losing 65% in sales this week. B.o.B's "Adventures of Bobby Ray" lands at 32nd only moving 2% less in sales while Big Boi's new project drops 3 slots.

Number	Last Week	Artist	Album	This Week
1	1	Eminem	Recovery	130,810
8	6	Rick Ross	Teflon Don	29,110
11	8	Drake	Thank Me Later	23,944
18	18	Black Eyed Peas	E.N.D.	14,959
19	17	Usher	Raymond vs Raymond	14,857
20	4	Bun B	Trill OG	14,020
32	30	B.o.B	Adventures Of Bobby Ray	11,081
42	39	Big Boi	Sir Luscious Left Foot	8,143

Young Jeezy Black out!!

At this point, I'm beyond frustrated with Young Jeezy. He's still too good to be makin' so many bad moves. The TM 103 project has had more false starts than Kwame Harris. And are we really dissin' Rick Ross at this point? You already threw a record out with Meech that achieved nothin' but blank stares. Now you're gonna finally rap over dude's summer anthem to basically declare you're BMF certified and the former officer's not official tissue. Well no shit. He may not be a Don but William's current career status is teflon. Why? Well he's drop not one but two strong albums since The Recession. What are you doin'? A flat soda has more fizzle than "Jizzle". "All White Everything"? Can we leave that to young H.O. "Lose My Mind" is cool but who can tell if that's you or Plies' record. Seriously at this point I highly doubt Mr. Jenkins can overcome the long delay and deliver anything on par with his classic third album. Be clear: The rap game needs Young Jeezy. But still... SMH. Y'all better hope I'm wrong.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

NU NEWZ

Jay-Z, Diddy, Akon Top Forbes' 2010 "Hip Hop Cash Kings" List

For the second year in a row, S. Dot Carter tops the Forbes rankings. See what estimated sum your favorite star brought in.

Despite the rocky economy of this past year, Hip Hop's elite have still found a way to keep their earnings piling in.

Forbes has put out their 2010 Forbes "Hip Hop Cash Kings" list, which includes many returners as well as some rookies. For the second year in a row, Shawn “Jay-Z

” Carter tops the list with estimated gross earnings of $63 million, while second- ranked Sean “Diddy” Combs pulled in $30 million.

Mr. Carter’s earnings stemmed from the release of his album Blueprint 3, the launch of his worldwide tour, his 40/40 nightclub chain, as well as his partial ownership of the New Jersey

Nets. Diddy’s role in Get Him To The Greek, Diago vodka, Ciroc, Diddybeats ear-buds, and other miscellaneous roles in television and film, helped him cash in his $30 million.

Lady Gaga, the Konvict Clothing label, and a World Cup

soccer ad campaign with Pepsi, assisted Aliuane “Akon” Thiam in his first top five appearance on Hip Hop Cash Kings. Akon ranks number three with $21 million, and right behind him Dwayne “Lil Wayne” Carter lands himself a spot at number four with $20 million. Andre “Dr. Dre” Young rounds out the top five with $17 million from his Beats by Dr. Dre headphone line.

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