Life, BHS & Vlogs

Beanie Sigel threw some more shots at Jay-Z while in the studio. Jigga still isn’t replying.

Seems like Worldstar is doing the paparazzi thing now. They found Cam’ron doing some grocery shopping the other day and asked him some Dipset related questions and then put the footage over Beanie Sigel’s “I Go Off.” I don’t get it.

50 Cent really knows how to fuck with someone when he doesn’t like them. Get this, in the video below, he takes Rick Ross’s baby mother and Ross’s SON to Floyd Mayweather’s house (who also has beef with Ross).

Here are the first 10 minutes of QD3’s The Carter, a documentary about Lil Wayne.

This was actually released before the ODB/Wu Tang one [click here], but I just found it and it’s too good not to post. Fredro Starr talks about being offered a record deal with Death Row Records after Suge Knight and Tupac went to the Sunset Park premier, and how ‘Pac and others reacted to the offer.

For the record, the ‘Pac song on the Sunset Park soundtrack that ‘Dro mentions is the amazing classic “Pain” that was later bastardized by Ja Rule on his album Pain Is Love.

UPDATE: Thanks to Jon Peters below for pointing out my mistake, the song on the Sunset Park soundtrack was actually “High ‘Til I Die.” “Pain” was released on the soundtrack of another basketball movie, Above The Rim, in which Tupac also stared. My comments on Ja Rule’s version of “Pain” still stand though. Terrible.

Fredro Starr gives the low down about some past beef between Onyx and Wu-Tang, that fortunately never got out of hand or blown up by the media.

Fabolous has a bunch of projects coming up including a mixtape with DJ Drama out this Christmas day.

I always thought Cuban Link was a great rapper with a lot of commercial potential as well, it’s a shame his career never really took off after Atlantic shelved him. Anyway, here he talks about why he slapped Pitbull at a Biggie tribute concert in 2005.

This Is Hip-Hop.

50 Cent was out promoting his new Power fragrance and then dropped by the movie premier for his Before I Self Destruct film, which is packaged with the CD.

Juelz Santana and his Skull Gang make a cameo, and this is the first video I’ve seen of Lloyd Banks with his cousin from the Skull Gang, John Depp.

Not really, but he did lose his pants at his 40th birthday at Quo in NYC. Check it out. No homo.

Here’s footage of Jay-Z and Robin Thicke in the studio making the track “Meiplé” off Thicke’s upcoming album.

G-Unit and DJ Envy came through to cameo in Juelz Santana’s film clip for “Back To The Crib,” featuring Chris Brown. Here’s the behind the scenes footage.

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.”