Jay-Z To Appear On Time Magazines Most Influential Issue Cover
Time Magazine has presented their latest yearly edition of Time Magazines “Time 100″,a who
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Leave a comment ()Kanye West is a divisive figure it seems, you either love him or hate him. At Word Is Bond, we take a kinda middling view, more of a case of ‘what shoulda been’ rather than ‘what is’. There is no doubting though that when he wants to turn it up Kanye can write the smoothest, RnB styled rhymes. We saw that a lot on College Dropout and Late Registration, and while he’s fallen off lately this goes back to that era. White Dress, from the soundtrack to Man With The Iron Fists (out 23/10), is one of..
So the talks about Q-Tip’s upcoming album, “The last Zulu” have been going on Twitter for a minute….who will be featured and whatnot. This time is on film as Q-Tip talks shortly with VibeTV, on details of his upcoming album. Working under Kanye’s label “G.O.O.D Music”, Busta Rhymes, and most importantly, that he is going to keep it 100% Q-Tip, meaning Boom Bapness galore for all of us fans.
Peep the video above, and keep it locked here for more news. Mad excited about this one.
Umm not sure what to make of this, but The Cleveland Show is trying to start the new season with a bang, by bringing Kanye West, ?uestlove, will.i.am, Bruno Mars & Nicki Minaj to showcase on the first episode of the upcoming 4th season. This is either, yet another move from Kanye, Nicki & Will.I.Am in their attempt for word domination…or it might just be the funniest Cleveland show ever shown…tune in on October 7th to find out.
Producer Rich Appel gives us a sneak peak, on what the premise of the show will be about:
More on Ice-T’s EXCELLLENT documentary…”The Art Of Rap”. Nas kicks some bars, then answers Ice-T
Here’s a preview of the latest Redef 7″ single- “Another You” by The World Famous Tony Williams featuring Kanye West. This is smoothness personified, and it seems both Tony Williams and producer Bink! have inspired Kanye’s feature on this track back to a form many of us have been missing. In stores June 19th, continue reading for pre-orders…
The year was 2004 and commercial hip-hop was enjoying steady record sales through stars that left underground fans shaking there head in disgust. Lil Wayne was beginning his ascent to dominance with the release of “Tha Carter”, Lil Jon put out “Crunk Juice” and T.I. further enhanced the South’s grip on the radio. Aftermath was enjoying success with b-list artists like Young Buck and Llyod Banks. Yet real hip-hop fans shunned these developments and looked to artists like MF Doom and Masta Ace to restore there pride in the music. However there was one artist who everybody could love…