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12.15.2008
[BlogorDIE!] Nefu da Don & Wiz Khalifa In Studio
Tell them Foolish N*ggaz to keep hatin!!! HA HA!
Shots out to:
Nefu Da Don
Wiz Khalifa
Heavy HUstle
Taylor Gang
Rostrum REcords
WarNer Bros
[BlogorDIE!] Fight Night Round 4 (Xbox/PS3)
VIDEO GAME HEADS!!!! R U Ready for some more one on one boxing action?! Fight Night is back and this time they've beefed up the rosters. Peep!
Available summer of 2009 on Xbox 360 & Playstation 3
“The EA SPORTS Fight Night franchise has always been synonymous with quality and innovation that raised the bar for the sports videogame genre”, said Dean Richards, Executive Producer, EA SPORTS. “EA SPORTS Fight Night Round 3 was a platform defining game as the industry transitioned to next generation consoles. EA SPORTS Fight Night Round 4 will change how boxing games are played and measured in the future.”
Featuring a re-written gameplay engine, EA SPORTS Fight Night Round 4 will add a variety of fighting styles and boxer differentiation to authentically emulate the greatest fighters of all time. Pressure your opponent with the brawling inside style of young Mike Tyson, bobbing and weaving to set up powerful hooks and uppercuts. Capitalize on Muhammad Ali’s reach, hand speed and fleetness of foot to bewilder your opponent with lightning fast jabs and straights from the outside. For the first time in history, EA SPORTS Fight Night Round 4 gives you the opportunity to pit these legendary heavyweights against one another and name a true champ.
No fight will be the same with an all-new physics-based animation system that recreates the full spectrum of true-to-life punch impacts, giving boxers a devastating arsenal of punches, blocks and ring movement. The new physics system allows for missed punches, glancing punches, knockout blows and for the first time ever, rough and tumble inside fighting. Fatigue, adrenaline, footwork and timing all come into play as you hammer away at your opponents.
Available summer of 2009 on Xbox 360 & Playstation 3
“The EA SPORTS Fight Night franchise has always been synonymous with quality and innovation that raised the bar for the sports videogame genre”, said Dean Richards, Executive Producer, EA SPORTS. “EA SPORTS Fight Night Round 3 was a platform defining game as the industry transitioned to next generation consoles. EA SPORTS Fight Night Round 4 will change how boxing games are played and measured in the future.”
Featuring a re-written gameplay engine, EA SPORTS Fight Night Round 4 will add a variety of fighting styles and boxer differentiation to authentically emulate the greatest fighters of all time. Pressure your opponent with the brawling inside style of young Mike Tyson, bobbing and weaving to set up powerful hooks and uppercuts. Capitalize on Muhammad Ali’s reach, hand speed and fleetness of foot to bewilder your opponent with lightning fast jabs and straights from the outside. For the first time in history, EA SPORTS Fight Night Round 4 gives you the opportunity to pit these legendary heavyweights against one another and name a true champ.
No fight will be the same with an all-new physics-based animation system that recreates the full spectrum of true-to-life punch impacts, giving boxers a devastating arsenal of punches, blocks and ring movement. The new physics system allows for missed punches, glancing punches, knockout blows and for the first time ever, rough and tumble inside fighting. Fatigue, adrenaline, footwork and timing all come into play as you hammer away at your opponents.
[BlogorDIE!] Max B pays Jimmy a Visit
Off The new Cocaine City 12 DVD. In stores now. 
LMAO! Why ain't cuz [camera man] get out the whip?! U already know you ain't recording shit from the inside of the car my nigga! Ha HA!
LMAO! Why ain't cuz [camera man] get out the whip?! U already know you ain't recording shit from the inside of the car my nigga! Ha HA!
[BlogorDIE!] Soulja Boy- Kiss You Thru tha Phone
Video for Soulja Boy Tell' Em (Feat. Sammie) - Kiss Me Thru The Phone. ISouljaBoyTellEm in Stores December 16, 2008!
[BlogorDIE!] Bush dodges Shoes
This Iraqi journalist is the bravest soul, lol or does he have the bravest sole? lol
12.01.2008
[BlogorDIE!] Drake Ain't signed to Yung Money!
By Martin A. Berrios
The music business is a strange beast. Some artists struggle for years and years to get their shot and never even make a dent in the game. On the flipside, there is that rare occurrence where a chance meeting takes place and a career is born. The latter represents the journey of Drake.
Born Aubrey Drake Graham, the Toronto MC has been surrounded by the arts all of his life. Born into a musical family tree, he would take a different route though with a promising acting career. During this time on screen [Degrassi: The Next Generation], he would find himself quietly crafting songs. A couple of years later, Drake has the same team that made Eminem pop behind him and Lil Wayne is performing his verses on the MTV Music Music Awards.
Now with a monster co-sign and a considerable buzz on his side, Drake speaks on where he’s been, where he’s at and where he hopes to go.
AllHipHop.com: How did you get into rapping?
Drake: Well I really started doing a television show for teenagers called Degrassi: The Next Generation. I started on that when I was like fourteen. I did that for eight years. My father was always deeply connected with music, my uncle wrote for Al Green and I’ve always had a lot of musical history in my family.
Within that time period I developed a love for music. I just started taking it seriously when I met a few key people in my life. I did two mixtapes; one with DJ Smalls and one by myself [Comeback Season] that a lot people said should have been an album. Now I here I am, ready to make my debut with a whole bunch of great product to rediscover.
Full Interview on Allhiphop.com
The music business is a strange beast. Some artists struggle for years and years to get their shot and never even make a dent in the game. On the flipside, there is that rare occurrence where a chance meeting takes place and a career is born. The latter represents the journey of Drake.
Born Aubrey Drake Graham, the Toronto MC has been surrounded by the arts all of his life. Born into a musical family tree, he would take a different route though with a promising acting career. During this time on screen [Degrassi: The Next Generation], he would find himself quietly crafting songs. A couple of years later, Drake has the same team that made Eminem pop behind him and Lil Wayne is performing his verses on the MTV Music Music Awards.
Now with a monster co-sign and a considerable buzz on his side, Drake speaks on where he’s been, where he’s at and where he hopes to go.
AllHipHop.com: How did you get into rapping?
Drake: Well I really started doing a television show for teenagers called Degrassi: The Next Generation. I started on that when I was like fourteen. I did that for eight years. My father was always deeply connected with music, my uncle wrote for Al Green and I’ve always had a lot of musical history in my family.
Within that time period I developed a love for music. I just started taking it seriously when I met a few key people in my life. I did two mixtapes; one with DJ Smalls and one by myself [Comeback Season] that a lot people said should have been an album. Now I here I am, ready to make my debut with a whole bunch of great product to rediscover.
“I’m not signed to Young Money but I’m definitely Young Money affiliated. Like I said, me and Wayne do a lot of work together and Wayne is going to be executive producing my album.”
Full Interview on Allhiphop.com
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