Saigon is a little whiny bitch.

Sorry about my inactivity as of late, I haven't really felt like there was much for me to be inspired to post about. But, as I was checking Celebully.com I notice that one of my personal favorite rookie rappers, Saigon has "retired" from the rap game (here)


I was going to go off on a whole rant about this but I figured. Saigon is just freaking out like he did at Just Blaze last year and then apologized. And if he is retiring, I'm sure he'll make an excellent accountant. Because, I just feel that he's going to do what he did last time, be pissy for a week, post a retraction and leak a single from his album. Because I'm sure there are SOOOOO many opportunities for a verbally gifted ex-con.

PS: Expect me to be posting more often.

*http://www.xxlmag.com/online/?p=16507
there's the whole thing if you want it via XXL Magazine. IT'S HILARIOUS.

American Gangster Track Preview...

Here they are... Courtesy of XXL Magazine's Website. Umm... Sorry about the inactivity I've been really fucking swamped.

Why I Will Not Be Posting Pirated Audio...

My thesis...

'Ye vs. Curtis (1 Month Later)

Okay, so I meant to make this post yesterday, but... I crashed.
Anyways, Kanye's official sales are placed at 1,409,400 copies, Fif is at 956,800 copies. So who really won? Neither of them, because Kanye and Curtis both moved substantial units, sure Kon is at almost 500k more than Interscope Jackson. But, the real winner? The suits at Universal Records. Interscope is under Universal, Def Jam is under Universal. So there wasn't really any competition. The same guys won in the end. They still received substantial profits, Curtis and Kanye both hyped up a non-existent beef. What do I think they would've sold without the Rolling Stone Cover or any of that. Kanye: 720,000 and Curtis: 420,000. (I'll finish later).

Jay's "Blue Magic" Video:

featuring Pharrell, from American Gangster November 6th. I would've thought he would've gone with something that fit the Gangster Movie motif, but what the hell I like the song.

Rap music is dead to me.

No Stopping Soulja Boy On Billboard Hot 100
Soulja Boy's "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" begins a fifth non-consecutive week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in a week when his debut album, "souljaboytellem.com," debuts at No. 4 on The Billboard 200. Kanye West's "Stronger" and Britney Spears' "Gimme More" hold their spots right behind, at Nos. 2 and 3, respectively.

I GOT THIS FROM THE BILLBOARD WEBSITE! PEOPLE, WHAT THE FUCK?!

Saigon Vs. Mobb Deep

I gotta say, it's pretty impressive... Especially Prodigy getting clocked. Saigon did the right thing by running. Trust me...

(I'm trying to do 3 posts a day for the first month)