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Soulja Boy brags about his newly acquired Lambo. Also, at the end of the video he challenges Bow Wow for pink slips.

The beef really heats up now. 50 really goes in at Ricky Ross and tells him what he plans on doing after he comes back from trips and finishing songs with Em and Dre.

Here is 50cent’s diss out of no where, coming at Lil Wayne, Ricky Ross, and DJ Khaled.

Here is Rick Ross responding to 50cent on Shade45 saying the diss was wack.

Cappadonna has experienced the best and worst of times as a Hip-Hop artist. Not many can attest to rocking international tours one year, and later choosing homelessness as a symbolic rebellion against a materialistic world. Through it all, Cappadonna has remained one of Wu Tang’s sharpest swords, and he seeks to solidify that reputation on the new album Slang Prostitution (Chambermusik Records).

At his best, Cappadonna offers verbal wizardry reminiscent on his early work on The Pillage. “Savage Life” showcases Cap’s attacking the microphone with the hunger of a rookie emcee. On the appropriate soulful vocal loop chords of “Pistacio,” Shaolin veteran King Just, Lounge Lo, and Luga join Cappadonna in reflecting on the dire perils on street life.

This sobering maturity is an overarching theme of the LP, united by three spoken installments entitled “You Can’t Keep A Good Man Down.” In each set, Cappadonna is frank not only on his professional and personal shortcomings, but how his brief separation from Wu Tang lead to his spiritual crisis and subsequent self-imposed homelessness.

Although high-profile Clan guest spots are scarce, those that do appear make good use of their time. Over the Suspiria-like, melodic production of “Life’s A Gamble,” Raekwon steals the show with an enjoyable, allusion-heavy verse referencing everything from the Flintstone Kid’s Captain Caveman to the X-Men’s Nightcrawler.

Unfortunately, too often it is the musical arrangements of Slang Prostitution, not Cappadonna’s words, which bring down the project. Tracks like “That Staten Island Sh*t,” “Grungy,” and “Walk With Me” suffer from uninspired, plodding production that in turn noticeably stifles Goines’ usual flawless delivery. And while these missteps can many times be overlooked on a shorter LP, over nineteen songs these problems become more exacerbated as the album trudges on.

Despite setbacks that would have ended most careers, Cappadonna remains unbowed thirteen years after his introductory appearance on Only Built For Cuban Linx. But for future releases, the slang specialist must ensure the production does justice to his lyrical potency.

Cappadonna Featuring Masta Killa

"Fire"

Cappadonna Featuring Lounge Lo

"Da Vorzon"

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This was the first performance that Lil’ Wayne performed with his new single, “Prom Queen” off his rock album, Rebirth. I posted earlier that I didn’t think this was a great single, but after listening it for awhile it caught on. I like this single now, what about you?

One of the best songs I have heard from Jadakiss in awhile. You can expect this to be on Jadakiss’s album, The Last Kiss, due March 10th. This can also be heard on the Notorious sountrack.

“I’m gonna take my time with it.” Jay-Z told MTV when asked about the highly anticipated Blueprint 3 album.

“I don’t have any quotas, and that’s a good thing. It may be too freeing. It’s a good thing and a bad thing. You know, I think I need some restrictions. ‘Cause if I had restrictions, I would have done it in three weeks. I would have made what I believe to be a great piece of art.”

Producer Kanye West, who’s rumored to be the only producer on Blueprint 3 said the album is going to be phenomenal. “We went in, and we [did] the whole album,” Kanye explained. “He wanted to do a few more joints, so he kinda pushed it back. Now we’re gonna go in and just work on some more records. So I got some more stuff to kill it with! I think [Jay pushed the album back because] ‘Swagger’ just did so incredible. We wanted to go up [and make sure] everything was on that level.”

“Jockin’ Jay-Z” and “Swagger Like Us” will be on the album as well as “”Brooklyn Go Hard,” which also appeared on the Notorious soundtrack.

“I actually recorded a lot of records already,” Jay said. “You know, all those records that leaked [online] were on The Blueprint 3.”

It is still unclear whether the album will be released on Def Jam or Live Nation.

Here is a full video of a Slaughterhouse concert provided by Amalgam Digital:

Slaughterhouse is making a name for themselves. They have to be coming out with a mixtape soon.