You might remember that Lupe already tweeted about a possible collabo between him and Kid Cudi. Here's what illseed heard about it:
"I heard that Kid Cudi was or is in New York and he’s spreading the creativity all over the place. In fact, I heard that he’s working with Lupe Fiasco on Lupe’s next album. And guess what? I heard that he’ll be doing a song with Lupe on his own album, too. This is cool and sounds like a great rumor. "
(BONUS VIDEOS: Press Continue Reading..) Lil’ Jon, who was a former skateboarder, talks to the good folks at Famous Stars and Straps for the 10-year anniversary of the streetwear line (part-owned by Travis Barker). Thank you to Matt Kipper for the vids and for always showing love : )
After the jump, Paul Wall, Alchemis, Estevan Oriol, and Mark Hoppus from Blink-182 add their insight as well….
In Part 3 of Cam'ron's interview with Miss Info, Cam discusses the making of Crime Pays, as well as the current membership of Dipset. Cam also speaks on the feasibility of a Dipset reunion album......
This is the second part of Cudi’s interview with Hip Hop Official from the streets of SXSW. Cudi talks a bit bout his first single Day ‘n’ Nite and the soon to be monster that is Sky Might Fall.
Jessie Maguire: …any chance there will be a collaboration between the two powerhouses? [D-Block & Slaughterhouse]
Jadakiss: Who’s Slaughterhouse?
Jessie Maguire: Joe Budden, Royce, Crooked I & Joell Ortiz
Jadakiss: Oh aight, I didn’t know they was named Slaughterhouse but I like all of them before they even teamed up with each other. I’m supposed to be doing something with Royce but the timing of my promo tour and whenever he gotta hand in his project, I don’t know if it’s gonna conflict.. But I like Slaughterhouse, they’re definitely on the come up. They’re definitely artists that faced some of the same adversities that we had to face.
Jessie Maguire: How far are you into the LOX album?
Jadakiss: We’re trying to make it like an NWA album, no radio songs. Maybe one, if that. New LOX Order is the name of it. We’re probably like 6-7 songs deep. But you gotta get The Last Kiss album first, April 7th, then you get the D-Block compilation, then you get the new LOX album. But you can’t get none of them if you don’t get my album. If you don’t buy my album, they won’t even sell you the other two.
Deep in YN's hip-hop treasure trove comes a candid interview with Nas at the height of his battle with [insert any rapper/ DJ here]. At the 4:22 mark, Nasir throws Funk Flex off the train.