Time magazine are getting creative. They recently referenced Lil’ Kim on the cover of their latest issue which has a feature on Kim-Kong-il’s successor and son. As you might know, many people that Lil’ Kim had passed away when the news broke that the North Korean ruler had passed away. Funny and punny.
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When you put all the radio powerhouses you will, of course, get a hit, at least stateside, even if its utter shit.
For my lil’ bro.
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Erykah Badu is back in the game with this number that is bound to bring in the numbers as Lil Wayne is in it. The song gets the psychedelic video treatment. Its a cute video and very well recession-budgeted. The idea is nothing new but it compliments the song very well.
“I think it’s amazing what’s been done for Haiti.
But I also think it’s amazing what hasn’t been done for New Orleans.”
- Newly-incarcerated Lil Wayne
Erykah Badu has previously vowed not to release the album should anything after her collaboration with Lil Wayne “Jump Up In The Air And Stay There” leaks. Now the first single, which saw the arrival of its artwork to the blogosphere recently, has leaked in its full quality all over the internet. We hope that Erykah Badu releases New Amerykah, Part 2: The Return Of The Ankh and doesn’t forbid us from some smooth sultry beats.
Update: Good news. Erykah Badu leaked it herself on her twitter account. So, the album’s still coming. And, it’s a guilt-free fully legal download.
He’s doing all the promo stops before he does his time in jail. He will probably have the number one album in the US next year, which is not to say his new “rock” album is of any quality. Brother likes it, so we are posting it.
Last year, Lily Rose Allen declared herself a neo-luddite and refrained from using Twitter again. Now, she’s back loving everything technological and advanced and internety, if that’s a word. She’s back on Twitter. All hail Lily!
She’s mixing up the single sequence and she hasn’t given “Did It Again” a time to breathe yet. This is probably one of the weakest singles Shakira has ever released and it is an obvious plea to tap the hip hop market. It’s not working.
