More footage of Jim Jones educating the youth has surfaced. I didn’t know that he was teaching a “Music Business” class and I’m wondering if the school he’s teaching at couldn’t find anyone else. I mean Jim Jones? A Music Business class? I can think of a few people that might have a few more credentials in this area. 50 Cent, Diddy, and Jay-Z are all New York area MC’s who have created empires stemming from their music careers. 50 made 100 million selling Vitamin Water, Diddy has…well Diddy has everything, Jay’s got the 40/40 chain, Roc Nation, Beyonce, the list goes on and on. I think that Brooklyn High could have gotten someone a lot better to teach these kids.
Diddy brings out Ricky Ross at the House Of Blues in Atlantic City and addresses the statements he made about The Bawse and Notorious B.I.G. Afterwards, Ricky performs his latest hit “B.M.F.” in which the crowd goes bananas for. He follows up with some bars over the “Angels” remix. Check it out!
At the Highline Ballroom in Gotham City, Jay Electronia rocked a sold out show with Joell Ortiz. Here he performs “The Ghost of Christopher Wallace” with “Eternal Sunshine” as the intro. “Eternal Sunshine” is my favorite Jay Elect track, and the Biggie tribute sounds a lot better without Diddy talking on it.
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The Gorilla Unit spits some dope bars for “Where The Dope At”, a recent release that has that classic 50 and G-Unit sound. After Diddy’s publicized friendship with the BAWSE Ricky Ross, his most recent rival in the rap game, I smell some diss records brewing. 50 doesn’t miss any opportunities to quarrel with anybody on the mic, making a career out of rap beef. This isn’t one of those tracks with shock-value rhymes, but its still cool. Check it out!
This is how the original should have been, minus DJ Khaled rapping. No disrespect to Snoop but his flow kinda killed the song for me. The remix features Rick Ross, Fat Joe, Busta Rhymes, T-Pain, Swizz Beatz, Nicki Minaj, Diddy, Fabolous, and Jadakiss.
Diddy joins the world of blog, and claims that he won’t be advertising any of his other ventures on his website. Can’t wait to see what this is about. Log on June 21st at 7 in the morning!
