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By Isis Wisdom
I have to admit it took me a long time to come to this point and even when I sit back and think about it I come back and read this post every once in a while to make sure that it was me who wrote it. Getting a co-sign from me is not easy hell most dudes barely make it let alone a female emcee. More below.
Raptress Nicki Minaj is seen doing her thing at club Visions in Memphis TN. This girl’s following is ridiculous as you can see in this video. But look at the 7 foot giant of a body guard she has accompanying her. I would hate to get on that dudes bad side.
Here is Mariah’s new video titled “Up out my face” Ft Nicki Minaj. It looks like Nicki is moving on up good for her. Also check out below, Mos Def – White Drapes,Usher “Hey Daddy” [Sneak Peek].
By Isis wisdom
The second single from Lil Wayne & Cash Money’s Young Money group from their upcoming We Are Young Money album dropping December 21st. Their first single “Every Girl (Produced by Tha Bizness)” is in heavy rotation around the country now. Video directed by Dayo. Spotted at Onsmash.com
Check out Trina’s Photos from her video shoot My Attitude. Fellas we all know you love the queen of slip-n-slide stay tuned to the site to check out the video. Flicks below.
Ok were not haters over here, Nicki Minaj interviews with complex and talks about being sexy she also takes some hot photos. We all know how a man can appreciate some eye candy so enjoy.
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