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Gucci Mane f. Ludacris – Atlanta Zoo

by ILLIONAIRE on March 17, 2010

Here goes the first leak off Gucci Mane & DJ Holiday’s The Burrrprint 2HD courtesy of NMC’s first lady Miss Info.

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It’s not time for Gucci Mane to come home from prison just yet, but the flamboyant rap star is giving his fans brand new music on April 13. Gucc has masterminded a mixtape album from behind bars, and it will be sold with the official sanction of Asylum Records. The title, The BurrrPrint 2HD, is familiar to fans of Gucci LaFlare — it’s a sequel to last year’s The BurrrPrint street CD.”

 
Tracklist after the jump.

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Waka, Diddy and Ross shoot the visual to the remix for Flocka’s hit record. Footage by Get Noticed Media.

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Video: Fabolous – Mr. R.I.P. (Trailer)

by ILLIONAIRE on March 16, 2010

Here’s the first installment of Fab’s The Funeral Arraignments which is a viral series courtesy of By Any Means Marketing. The record in the clip above appears on Loso’s There Is No Competition 2 mixtape.

Directed By Aristotle & Thi Chien.

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Here’s a behind-the-scenes clip from the video shoot to Teddy P’s new single off his upcoming rEVOLVEr album. The music video will premiere on March 18th is directed by Jeremy Rall.

After the jump are pictures from the video shoot courtesy of Derick G.

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Snoop Dogg f. Soulja Boy & Bun B – Pronto (G-Mix)

by ILLIONAIRE on March 16, 2010

Here’s the Bun B G-Mix to Snoopy’s “Pronto” which will appear on his upcoming More Malice CD+DVD dropping on March 23rd.

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A preview of Snoop’s upcoming More Malice film after the jump.

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“The song is called ‘Massive Attack,’ ” she explained. “I’m excited for people to hear me … doing more than one verse. It’s really creative. Shout-out to [songwriter] Sean Garrett. I’ve always loved his style. He really kinda had a great idea of what I wanted to do. I wanted to be theatrical, but I am very serous about what I do. He was able to mesh that together and have a really fun but direct record, if that makes sense. … This video, it’s just, like, monsta. The video is a monsta.”

Drake, the Birdman. Garrett and Amber Rose all made the trek for the clip, directed by Hype Williams. Earlier in the afternoon, a helicopter swooped down as Minaj and Rose put pedal to the metal in a pink Lambo.

“I brought my BFF Amber Rose out here,” Nicki said while sitting in her ride. “This is a massive attack. We shot the helicopter scene. Obviously, I had to have a hot-pink Lamborghini. We’re having fun in the car, and we see a freakin’ helicopter chase us. So we get on the walkie-talkie, like, ‘Mayday! Mayday!’ It’s really fashion and beauty shots, and we’re acting like we’re doing something important.

“I kinda always like to do things in an unexpected fashion,” she added. “I didn’t want to shoot the typical new-artist vision. Thank God I have a wonderful label that stands behind me and my vision. I met Hype in a freakin’ airport. I didn’t recognize him without his dreads. We exchanged information, and it happened to be a week before I wanted to shoot a video. I told him the idea. Of course, I had to let Baby and Slim know and hope they would understand my expensive taste. It all came together. Sean Garrett is on the hook.”

Nicki also filmed scenes where she jumps in the mud and crawls through the forest. “It’s just beautiful — the clothes, everything. The ambiance,” she said. “It’s for all the girls that like to play dress-up. They’re gonna love this one.”

Minaj’s next video will be a feature: She and Usher are shooting “Lil’ Freak.” Meanwhile, the Young Money diva will also be working on her debut LP. Like her song, it will also be massive.

“You can expect it to be almost like the soundtrack to a movie,” she explained. “It’s gonna take you somewhere that … it’s kinda gonna tell a story. I didn’t just want to make an album that had a club record, just the obvious. I wanted to paint a very graphic picture. And every record that I’m doing for the album, I can see the stage show, I can see the video. It’s just gonna be big. You can expect it to be big.” – MTV

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Video: Just Blaze On Grind Music Radio

by ILLIONAIRE on March 16, 2010

Just Blaze visits Grind Music Radio to talk about how he started out in the game, first piece of equipment he purchased, his first breakthrough record, working with Jay-Z and more.

PREVIOUSLY: Kidz In The Hall f. Just Blaze & Colin Munroe – Take Over The World

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Video: Drake x Jack Labadie

by ILLIONAIRE on March 16, 2010

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