Posts about Crooked I

Half of Slaughterhouse, Crooked I and Royce Da 5′9″ discuss Crooked’s protege group the Horseshoe G.A.N.G.

Extended drunk “I love you man!” “No, no, I love YOU man!”’s

Video director John Columbo has released this behind the scenes look at the shooting of the video for Slaughterhouse’s “Microphone.”

The Horse Shoe Gang is back with another freestyle video over Jay-Z’s “Run This Town” beat. It’s sick.

Slaughterhouse talks about the art of the cipher.

Crooked I’s protege crew goes in over his own crews “Onslaught” beat for “4 Headed Monster.”

3/4 of Slaughterhouse dropped by B96 and Peter Parker had them each write a verse in 10 minutes and drop them one after the other.

First up, Royce Da 5′9″. Crooked I and Joell Ortiz after the jump.

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When “Forever” dropped, it seemed to quickly be one of the most talked about singles of the year. As all of the emcees went through their verses, Eminem clearly murdered the track. Hands down, in my eyes anyway.

With the video for “Forever”, when it was Eminem’s turn to spit on the track, you could see Slaughterhouse standing behind him dressed in all black. Apparently this was a way to let the fans know that Slaughterhouse and Slim Shady are in negotiations.

The rumors have been flying and running rampant with the possibility of Slaughterhouse signing with Shady Records. But nothing has been confirmed by either crew.

I have to agree with my dude Caesar. It was nice seeing Royce The 5′9′” standing behind Em in the video.

Crooked I’s new group the Horse Shoe Gang takes an old West beat to drop a new track and place their flag for the “New West.”

DOWNLOAD: Horse Shoe Gang – New West

Pardon my ignorance but can someone fire back below and let me know what the difference between the Horse Shoe Gang and C.O.B. is?

Slaughterhouse discuss with Vanessa how many chances a guy should get to prove himself in bed before he gets his ass dumped. Pause.

Here is the forth and final The Gambling Stories with Slaughterhouse this time focusing on Joe Budden. If you missed the firth three I’ve added them after the break.

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DJ Hotsauce managed to catch up with Joell Ortiz and Crooked I at their release party for their Slaughterhouse album. DJ Premier also makes a quick appearance.

Slaughterhouse finally speaks up about the Joe Budden / Raekwon situation. Joe Budden wasn’t in attendance to make a comment, but it’s nice to see the rest of ‘em are on the same page, and ready to move on.

Sometimes, we as fans thrive off that hip hop drama, but for real, we don’t need to lose any ill emcees or any human beings in general, for the sake of our own entertainment. I wish Slaughterhouse and Wu Tang both, the best of luck in the future.

The most important game show ever. LOL at having a Dell be such a lame thing that even rap groups clown themselves for it.

After all that went down yesterday between Joe Budden and Raekwon (just peep the News section, to many to post), Joe Budden drops a public announcement with his side of events and a challenge to Raekwon. One on one, or as he calls it, “a square dance.”

With everything that was going on last night involving Joe Budden, Slaughterhouse and Raekwon there were apparently thirty police officers backstage dividing the two camps.

I’m told that Crooked I and his C.O.B. squad were deep, obviously on their home turf, and trying to find the person that hit Joe, not so much Wu Tang or Raekwon, but the guy directly responsible. Raekwon apparently apologized and said “On my children no one was supposed to get touched” which is why focus was shifted in the other guy’s direction; but he disappeared.

From what I am hearing, Crooked I and his crew were controlling the whole situation and were definitely the force backstage, and the only reason nothing popped off was because of the other force, the Police Force, divided the two camps and calmed everything down. Peace talks ensued but they were apparently heated so we will see what came out of them…