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I found this inspirational article on the gospel hip hop artist Lecrae's spiritual journey: http://billygraham.org/story/how-lecrae-gained-everything/

it'd be my dream to hear a remix with will ripping this track, dayne jordan is putting in work, today's fake rappers better watch out!

thanks for sharing these videos 'cause i was watching my eagles last night on monday night football when this was on

i'm listening to willenium while watching the eagles-colts monday night game, life is good!

THAT'S SO DOPE! I'LL HAVE TO TWEET AND FACEBOOK THAT

2pac keep ya head up, 18 years we been missing him

Big Daddy Kane "Long Live The Kane"(Album, 1988), Happy Birthday Hip Hop Legend!

I think there's this reemergence of old school hip hop lately, a lot of the legends are still in the game and doing big things, people are tired of these wack commercial rappers, I see a big change coming, it's the perfect time for a JJFP album

the video got over 1 million views in it's first half day of release so obviously he musta done something right

the new hustler video is a CLASSIC, it got that grimy east coast feel to it,check it at worldstarhiphop.com today! http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh4450RR62pOX4Mqoc

THAT'S SOME REAL TALK, FUNNY VIDEO TOO BTW, SNOOP SHOULD BE ON THE NEXT BOYZ II MEN ALBUM

that's the song i posted AJ but yeah it's a good head nodding track, perfect for the end of summer, it ain't his greatest but he's just getting warmed up like he's been saying, i have a great feeling about this album, btw he said on twitter that his the hustler video is his best in his career, that says a lot!

i think andre 3000 will rap past 40, there's quite a bit of 40+ hip hop artists putting out music/touring still and a lot of them said they'd "retire" but they came back, there is no retirement in hip hop, and btw he has the right to like whoever he likes as long as he don't start sounding like them i could care less

Eminem and LL Cool J are probably the only rappers from the '80s/90s/early 2000s that have had mainstream success in recent times but there's still a lot of old school hip hop artists in the game and the focus ain't really on sales anymore because of the internet, it's basically an even playing field, I used to think it was a bad thing but actually more artists do seem to be doing it for the love of the game in recent days since you can't get rich off of music anymore, with Will coming back to the music shows that he ain't thinking about the money either but I think though with the buzz that he got from doing that hip hop dance skit on Jimmy Fallon and performing with Jeff a couple weeks ago I think he could still have success with a JJFP album, I have a feeling that it could be just as successful as LL's new GOAT 2 album...

rest in peace

common "forever begins"(2007)

from what Jeff said in that interview it seems more promising than ever before for it to be a letdown this time...

that's what i'm talking about, some great news here, hopefully it does come out march/april 2015, that'll be the 10 year anniversary of lost and found

Another single from GOAT 2: "2 On": http://www.inflexwetrust.com/2014/08/31/djfunkflexapp-new-music-ll-cool-j-2-on-remix/

I found this rare DJ Premier album on youtube:

NOBODY??? preseason's over, we gotta decide if we're gonna do this or not...

Here's an inciteful article on GOAT2: http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1165698

It's nice to see different rappers come together for a cause for a change since most of the times it's usually only the legends that speak up for something:

yeah krs still doing his thing, he released an album last year on youtube called never forget, you could listen to it right here:

he did a sneak peek at the hustler video: