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Someone recorded and uploaded the whole Slaughterhouse concert the group did in New Haven last night. This was the first show they headlined as a group. Here is the whole concert cut up into parts.
Joe Budden clears up rumors started by MediaTakeOut that he broke up with his girlfriend Tahiry. Crooked I talks about Eminem, Jay-Z and 2Pac’s Makaveli album. Joell Ortiz talks about not rapping like a bum. Plus other drunken backstage laughs. Crooked I say’s the Slaughterhouse album was recorded in 7 days.

Before we get into it, this is all speculation based on some inside rumors based on observations based on the past week. Ok? Good.
From what I am hearing, things aren’t all good in the Slaughterhouse camp right now. The main situation is this beef with Wu-Tang, most notably Inspectah Deck and now Raekwon [click here]. All the Wu members involved have publicly [click here] said that they are cool with Crooked I, Royce The 5′9″ and Joell Ortiz but have a problem with Joe Budden.
Joe Budden stated during a live video chat [click here] that he wasn’t going to reply to Inspectah Deck’s diss [click here] and the “Fuck Joe Budden” at Rock The Bells DC because of the “politics” and because the rest of Slaughterhouse told him not to.
This whole situation might be causing some friction internally within the camp. After the Rock The Bells Chicago and Toronto, before all of this, both Crooked I and Joe Budden released video blogs [click here & here] of backstage on the tour, promising more at the next stop; but that hasn’t happened with Rock The Bells DC where the beef really took off. No video blogs, no video interviews with reporters like at all the other stops, nothing. No JoeBuddenTVs, nada, all is quiet on the Slaughterhouse front. And what makes it even more strange is that they have an album to promote, promo was rolling at an all time high, the hype and momentum was there after “The One” video clip was released [click here], now nothing.
Hopefully everything is cool, I’d hate to see this bullshit break up one of the most promising groups in Hip-Hop history, but something seems to have changed. Maybe they are just distracted, maybe they are planning for something bigger, who knows. Like I said this is all rumors and speculation.
Stay tuned. Slaughterhouse album out August 11th on E1 (Koch).
Here’s footage of Slaughterhouse dropping some freestyles A Capella at Rock The Bells in DC, including Joe Budden’s verse with his shot at Jay-Z [click here].
http://www.vimeo.com/5570968The lead single from Slaughterhouse called “The One.” Thanks for the eye candy guys. I like the video an all, but it just seems like my typical Monday morning. Watch for the Tahiry cameo at the end, keepin it real.
PS. Im glad official videos stay premiering on dope sites like OnSmash instead of some of the other trash out there.
LOL at Joe Budden shaking the girl off his leg. This is going to be a good clip.
Crooked I is back with his second installment to his behind the scenes series at this year’s Rock the Bells Festival, this time in Toronto.
Once again Crook takes you from the plane to the stage to show you the tour from the artist’s point of view.
There are also some funny moments back stage with Peter Rosenberg, then another one with Joell Ortiz and Joe Budden. KRS-One also makes a cameo in the video and says some nice things about Crooked and Slaughterhouse.
I just posted up the first single from Slaughterhouse, “The One” [click here], and I thought I’d follow it up with some behind the scenes footage from the cameras of Royce The 5′9″, Joe Budden and others, documenting the creation of the song and it’s upcoming video.
Behind the scenes in the studio recording the song:
Behind the scenes of the video clip after the jump + the single’s official cover…

Slaughterhouse, the group consisting of Joe Budden, Crooked I, Joell Ortiz and Royce The 5′9″, have had the internet a buzz with almost as much hype as Drake has lately, albiet without really catching on in the mainstream the same way. So it is no wonder their first official single from their upcoming album is more commercial.
Will it get them that mainstream love? Is it dope? Listen, find out, and comment below.
DOWNLOAD: Slaughterhouse – The One
Here’s a filmclip for Saigon’s “Change Gon’ Come” featuring The Kickdrums. This is from the soundtrack for the film Inside A Change directed by Rik Cordero and stars rappers Consequence and Joell Ortiz. Check out the films website here. Props to ImmortalTech for the heads up.







