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Saturday, November 13, 2010

The Boondocks: Complete Second Season


"...Or Die Trying"

Robert, Huey, Riley, and Jazmine sneak into the movies to watch Soul Plane 2: The Blackjacking! At the theater, they do their best to avoid Ruckus, who is fervent about reporting them to the authorities.
Snoop Dogg, and Mo'Nique guest star.

"Tom, Sarah and Usher"

Sarah and Tom split after an unexpected appearance by Usher causes an infatuated Sarah to put on a girlish display at their anniversary dinner. Tom, chagrined, is kicked out of the house and attempts to learn assertiveness from A Pimp Named Slickback.
→ Katt Williams guest stars.

"Thank You for Not Snitching"

A rash of home invasions has Woodcrest in a panic and the neighbourhood watch on high alert. But when Riley witnesses the theft of Robert's precious car, Dorothy, Riley has to decide whether to "snitch" or not to "snitch".
→ Charlie Murphy, Samuel L. Jackson, Mos Def, and Bill Duke guest star.

"Stinkmeaner Strikes Back"

The spirit of Colonel H. Stinkmeaner is released from Hell and possesses Tom Dubois to exact vengeance upon the Freemans for killing him.
→ Ghostface Killah, Terry Crews and Kevin Michael Richardson guest star.

"The Story of Thugnificent"

When world renowned rapper Thugnificent moves in across the street from the Freemans, Robert files a complaint against him after a boisterous party. Thugnificent, in response, makes a diss video entitled "Eff Granddad."
→ Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, Fat Man Scoop, MTV's Sway, Xzibit, and Nate Dogg guest star.

"Attack of the Killer Kung-Fu Wolf Bitch"

Robert's online dating adventures lead him to a beautiful woman named Luna, whom he invites for the weekend. Unfortunately, Huey, Riley and Robert soon learn that Luna is an expert on deadly arts of kung-fu...and is somewhat psychotic.
→ Aisha Tyler and Tichina Arnold guest star.

"Shinin'"

After proving himself worthy, Riley is finally initiated into Thugnificent's Lethal Interjection crew and given the crew's official chain. Unfortunately, a local bully jacks his ice, so Riley tries to retrieve it before the Lethal Interjection crew finds out.
→ Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, Charlie Murphy and MTV's Sway guest star.

"Ballin'"

Riley joins Tom's youth basketball team and discovers the benefits of practice and team play. He also learns how to cope with humiliation and the agony of defeat.

"Invasion of the Katrinians"

Displaced by Hurricane Katrina, Jericho Freeman (Robert's cousin) and his family move in with Robert and the boys. As a result, Robert does whatever he can to get rid of them as quickly as possible.
→ Cedric the Entertainer and Lil Wayne guest star.

"Home Alone"

When Robert goes on vacation, he leaves Huey and Riley home with Uncle Ruckus as their chaperone. The Boys cause enough havoc to chase Uncle Ruckus away, which leaves Huey in charge... much to Riley's disappointment.

"The S-Word"

Robert and the Rev. Rollo Goodlove try to cash in big after a teacher calls Riley 'the n-word' in school.
→ Cee-Lo Green and Fred Willard guest star.

"The Story of Catcher Freeman"

Three very different versions of a slave revolt led by Huey and Riley's great-great-great-great-great-great-grandparents. Who said the 1860s couldn't be fun?
→ Donald Faison, Charlie Murphy guest stars.

"The Story of Gangstalicious 2"

Much to the chagrin of Robert, Riley starts to walk, talk, and dress like his favorite rapper, Gangstalicious. Riley arranges for rappers Thugnificent, Flo-Nominal, and Macktastic to collaborate with Gangstalicious on a remix of his new hit song, "Homies over Hoes." But when rumors surface about Gangstalicious being gay - following in the footsteps of gay rapper Booty B - Riley's world is turned upside-down.
→ Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, Mos Def, Katt Williams, Fat Man Scoop, and MTV's Sway guest star.

"The Hunger Strike"

Huey goes on a hunger strike in a boycott of BET, and receives some high-profile support from Reverend Rollo Goodlove (whose origin is explained in this episode), who may be more interested in his own self-promotion than any good intentions.
Though there were rumors that BET executives were threatening to sue if the episode was shown, a Cartoon Network representative denied this [2]. It was aired in Canada on March 16, 2008.

"The Uncle Ruckus Reality Show"

BET decides to film Uncle Ruckus in his day to day activities around the city. Chronologically this episode takes place before The S Word but after The Hunger Strike
→ Donald Faison guest stars.
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Friday, November 12, 2010

Lil Wayne-The Carter Collection 2


Tracklist:

01. Lil Wayne - I'm Raw (4:36)
02. Lil Wayne - Walk It Off (4:05)
03. Lil Wayne - Blow My Mind (3:36)
04. Lil Wayne - All Alone (2:07)
05. Lil Wayne - That's My Baby (3:21)
06. Lil Wayne Feat. Curren$y - Diamonds N Girls (3:26)
07. Lil Wayne - World Of Fantasy (1:22)
08. Lil Wayne - I Feel Like Dying (2:58)
09. Lil Wayne - Pom Pom Pom (3:24)
10. Lil Wayne Feat. Pharrell - Hello (5:07)
11. Lil Wayne Feat. Pharrell - Yes (3:55)
12. Lil Wayne - I'm A Beast (4:04)
13. Lil Wayne - Best Thing Yet (4:49)
14. Lil Wayne - We Come And See About It (3:09)
15. Lil Wayne - When They Come For Me (3:28)
16. Lil Wayne - Need Some Quiet Time (4:06)
17. Lil Wayne - Prostitute (5:13)
18. Lil Wayne Feat. Tyga - California Love (4:13)
19. Lil Wayne - Me And My Drank (6:00)
20. Lil Wayne - Down In The Studio (4:07)
21. Lil Wayne - Pussy MVP (1:07)
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Thursday, November 11, 2010

Young Money Ent Presents Lil Wayne & Drake - Young Money Year 2K9 Vol. 1
































































Tracklist
01 Lil Wayne, Birdman – South Side
02 Lil Wayne, Mack Maine – Baseball Sex
03 Drake – Juice
04 Drake, Lil Wayne – Man Of The Year
05 Lil Wayne, Young Money – Sacrifice
06 Drake, Lil Wayne, Glasses Malone, Bun B, Akon – Certified (Remix)
07 Jr. Writer, Lil Wayne – We Like The Cars
08 Lil Wayne, Smitty, Ice Berg – Mr. Gangsta
09 Drake, Lil Wayne – Stunt Hard
10 Drake, Lil Wayne, Kid Kid – Want This 4 Eva
11 Drake, Lil Wayne, Santagold – Unstoppable (Remix)
12 Drake, Lil Wayne – Stunt Hard
13 Young Money – Every Girl
14 Drake, Lil Wayne – Ignorant Shit
15 Drake, Lil Wayne – Congratulation
16 Drake, Lil Wayne – Brand New (Remix)
17 Drake, Lil Wayne – Ransom
18 Drake, Lil Wayne, Bun B – Uptown


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Friday, October 22, 2010

Gucci Mane-Gucci Classics (Presented by Greg Street)


TrackList:

01 -Str8 Drop Intro form 2001/2002 [01:19]
02 -My Hood [05:22]
03 -Trap House [04:08]
04 -Bricks (Remix) [05:00]
05 -Kitchen [03:37]
06 -Vette Ride Past [03:57]
07 -Pillz [04:43]
08 -Wasted [04:39]
09 -Go Head [04:45]
10 -Black Tee [02:50]
11 -Photo Shoot [03:38]
12 -Obnoxious [03:51]
13 -Still Cooking [03:52]
14 -Shirt Off [05:01]
15 -Greg Street Interlude [00:27]
16 -I Think I Love Her [03:32]
17 -Freaky Gurl (Feat. Ludacris) (Remix) [03:58]
18 -12 [03:37]
19 -Special Greg Street Exclusive [03:46]
20 -Greg Street Outro [00:33]
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Thursday, October 21, 2010

Waka Flocka Flame-F*ck This Industry (Presented By DJ Jay Rock)



Tracklisting

01. Waka Flocka - Intro (0:05)
02. Waka Flocka - Sex (3:55)
03. Waka Flocka - G Check (3:09)
04. Waka Flocka - All I Got (3:05)
05. Waka Flocka - Feeling Good (0:57)
06. Waka Flocka - Checks In (0:10)
07. Waka Flocka - No Fear (2:05)
08. Waka Flocka - F*ck Dis Industry (4:46)
09. Waka Flocka - Hard In The Paint (2:36)
10. Waka Flocka - Oh Lets Do It (3:04)
11. Waka Flocka - Hatian Fresh Checks In (0:09)
12. Waka Flocka Feat. Haitian Fresh & Frenchie - Mad At Me (4:12)
13. Waka Flocka - Go To School (3:42)
14. Waka Flocka Feat. Harvey Miller - Gangsta Nerd (3:05)
15. Waka Flocka - White Boy Wasted (3:28)
16. Waka Flocka Feat. Brick Boy - Wal Mart Money (3:26)
17. Waka Flocka - Get Em (3:39)
18. Waka Flocka Feat. La Chat - I Am An Illusion (2:37)
19. Waka Flocka - Bustin' At Em (4:01)
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VA-DJ Keyz-Corna Boyz 9 (Rick Ross And Young Jeezy)



Tracklisting

1. Hard In Da Paint - Rick Ross & Young Jeezy

2. Powder - Young Jeezy

3. Freeze Me - Rick Ross

4. Dope Boy Swag - Young Jeezy

5. Maybe - Rick Ross

6. Jizzle - Young Jeezy Feat. Lil Jon

7. Bang Yo City - Rick Ross

8. Just Like That - Young Jeezy

9. Cocaine Muzik - Young Jeezy & Rick Ross

10. B.M.F. (Blowin Money Fast) - Rick Ross

11. Death Before Dishonor - Young Jeezy

12. Summer's Mine - Rick Ross

13. B.M.F. (The Real Blowin Money Fast) - Young Jeezy

14. Audio Meth - Rick Ross

15. Porsche Muzik - Young Jeezy

16. Hello Good Morning - Rick Ross

17. Yayo - Young Jeezy

18. Your Love - Rick Ross

19. In Da Wall - Young Jeezy

20. Free Mason - Rick Ross

21. All White Everything - Young Jeezy Feat. Yo Gotti

22. Mc Hammer - Rick Ross

23. Killer - Young Jeezy

24. I Am The Hood - Rick Ross

25. Unforgettable - Young Jeezy

26. I'm Not A Star - Rick Ross

27. Look Like - Young Jeezy

28. Swagger Right - Rick Ross
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DJ Rell-Plies & Young Jeezy-Goon Motivation 2



TRACKLISTING

01. Plies - Ak (3:44)
02. Young Jeezy - Choppa N Da Paint (3:10)
03. Plies - Da Realest (2:11)
04. Young Jeezy - Death Before Dishonor (3:00)
05. Plies - Lil Mama (3:34)
06. Young Jeezy - Dope Boy Swag (2:57)
07. Plies - Game Over (3:52)
08. Young Jeezy - Drug Dealin' Music (2:25)
09. Plies - All Out (3:49)
10. Young Jeezy - Stop Playin' Wit Me (2:28)
11. Plies - Mtf (2:54)
12. Young Jeezy - Powder (1:53)
13. Plies - Really From Da Hood (1:53)
14. Young Jeezy - Whippin' All Of Dat (3:02)
15. Plies - Do Ya Thang (2:02)
16. Young Jeezy Feat. Lil Jon - Jizzle (3:29)
17. Plies - Come By Yo House (3:38)
18. Young Jeezy Feat. Clipse - Illin' (4:18)
19. Plies - Bond Money (3:06)
20. Plies - Ain't Worried Bout Yall (2:46)
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Monday, September 13, 2010

Swift's Song to Kanye Ripped as 'Pathetic'




A magnanimous move or a comically overwrought publicity stunt? That's the question being asked in the wake of Taylor Swift's performance Sunday night at the MTV Video Music Awards, where she debuted "Innocent," a song dedicated to Kanye "I'mma Let You Finish" West, who, as we all remember, interrupted her acceptance speech at last year's show.






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The doll-faced popster, sporting dramatic makeup, emotionally evocative bare feet and an angelic white dress, belted out her new ditty after a quick replay of Kanye's onstage award-jacking.

"It's okay, life is a tough crowd,
Thirty-two and still growing up now...


Time turns flames to embers,
You'll have new Septembers,
Every one of us has messed up, too (ohh),
Minds change like the weather,
I hope you remember,
Today is never too late,
To be brand new (ohhhhhh)


It's all right, just wait and see,
Your string of lights are bright to me (oh!),
Who you are is not where you've been,
You're still an innocent"


Watch: See part of Taylor's song

While the performance would have earned a, "It was a little pitchy, dawg," from Randy Jackson, there was no doubting Swift's earnestness: She wants everyone to know she has graciously forgiven West for ruining her big moment (granted, she was collecting a VMA, not, say, a Pulitzer or even a Teen Choice award. Plus, the incident did give her career a boost, but regardless ...).

The critics, however, were not quite ready to let bygones be bygones.

"Ridiculous" and "pathetic," declared Gawker.  "Our eyes have never rolled so hard," opined Zap2it.  

Photos: 2010 VMA red-carpet gallery

NPR was equally unimpressed with the ditty, calling it "unintentionally uproarious."

That, it turns out, was the nice part of the review: "The spectacle of an insanely wealthy 20-year-old singer using the phrase 'who you are is not what you did' to describe not a reformed criminal or a family member who grievously erred and must be forgiven, but to describe someone she doesn't really know whose only misdeed is rudeness at an awards show is just jaw-droppingly self-involved, and adding 'you're still an innocent,' with its implications of purity, borders on the creepy."

More: 2010 MTV VMAs | List of winners 

But Taylor still has her fans. Entertainment Weekly found the tune "genuinely heartfelt," while Salon called it "a model of pure class."

Kanye, meanwhile, had his own self-referential moment at the end of the show with his song "Runaway," which included the thoughtful lyrics, "I always find something wrong/You've been putting up with my s--- way too long ... Let's have a toast for the d-----bags/Let's have a toast for the a------s/Let's have a toast for the scumbags/Every one of them that I know/Let's have a toast for the jerk---s ... Baby, I got a plan/Run away fast as you can."

Which apparently isn't what happened when West met up with Swift before the VMAs kicked off.

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"Kanye got word she was going to do the song about him and wanted to talk it out," a source tells Us Weekly of the apparent tête-à-tête, which reportedly took place in Swift's dressing room. "Taylor felt bad. They talked and everything is good between them now. But they promised to keep what they spoke about between them." 

Earlier in the day, Kanye tweeted that he knew his beloved mother was looking down on him from heaven: "I want to make her so happy today."

Sure, that's a nice thought. But we're guessing that from whatever cloud she was floating on, his mom was saying, "Enough already. Can we all just move on from this now? I have better things to do, like get ready for my hot date with Rudolph Valentino."



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