RichYung

New Sidekick LX .Looks sick. Camera only 1.2 though

Lux vs Murda Mook PT1

Lauryn Hill is lyrically above all other female mcs.Even some guys.Foxxy was ite for a short period. Still can never forget how she finished of that affirmative action tune with nas n dem.

scorcher is going on f*cked

4 realIm in the chevy same colour as ponnochio

Sneak PeakSounds like it could be a banger

Tune is sick. They coming with a new album?

With all this hype round joey.Should help his sales. No 1 aint interested in his music nowadays unless he got some 1 big featuring.

What i was tinking. But i aint sure.

Can't stop playing Born & Raised.Tunes Harrrd.

http://anonym.to/?http://www.zshare.net/au...833445345b8fda/Big track

Nah it still aint dropped. Something to do with his record company i think.Guy is too talented.

The Beenie Man and Bounty Killer one is sick.They still doin these?

Aint heard that tune in while.Carter 1 was big. Prob better than Carter 2

Last mixtape was ite still. Not really the best move for him though.

While an official track listing has yet to be released for Nas's upcoming album "Nigger", a few heavyweight producers, DJ Khaled, Polow Da Don, and Jermaine Dupri, discussed their contributions with MTV News."Me and Nas did a record together, and it's huge," DJ Khaled said.. "Remember when Diddy and Nas did a record together called 'Hate Me Now'? In 2008, it's Nas and Khaled. We did a record for my [upcoming] album. I'm in the studio right now working for my [new] album. But I told Nas if he wants to use that for his first single, we can go and do that and make history. I hope that goes down. Either way, you will hear the record. We definitely did something, and it's huge. I actually don't know what he's calling it. I do have the record, though, and it's amazing."While Khaled hopes to land the first single, Polow has similar aspirations."I just did one with Nas," Polow said. "It's crazy. I think it might be the first single. I think he might put the DJ Khaled record out. If not, he's gonna put this one out. It's f---ing crazy. It's him; it's still a hit, but it's a club banger. He gets to be himself and please the masses. The song is called 'My Legacy,' and it's talking about putting yourself on the line. He done spoke his mind his entire career, stood up for the people, but at the end of the day, 'They still look at me as, "He's just a nigger." No matter what great sh-- I do, they gonna always try to discredit me. So this is my legacy. When I'm gone, what's gonna be my legacy? Will they say, "He's great," or will they say, "He's just another nigger?" ' At the same time, it's a club joint. That's what's dope about it. It's so deep, but it'll be serviced enough to where you'll be like, 'This is my joint!' We didn't stretch for the radio, but it'll be perfect for the radio."Meanwhile Jermaine Dupri discussed contributing to the album as well."I'm just waiting for him to finish it right now," Dupri told MTV last month. "He's on the West Coast working on his album. I'm just waiting for him to call me and tell me it's done. Hopefully, he likes it. The producer world is hard. [Artists] don't be liking every beat you make. He gave me a lot of direction, so I felt it would have been easy for me to get on and do. A lot of the rappers' rappers were coming at me after they heard the 'Fallin' ' record on the Jay-Z album [American Gangster], like, 'Make me one of them.' It's in the same vein as that [song]. I'm back on that [vibe]. I'm not back on that completely, but if that's what they want me to do, I can do them records easy in the midst of me doing Janet and Mariah and Usher and everything else. That's the type of sound he wanted for his record. He wanted me to give him something that was soulful but at the same time had a little commercial feel to it. It's gonna be interesting to see."