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Last night Young Jeezy took the stage in Screwston, Texas aka Houston. The 2nd stop on the BP3 Tour. here’s a few flicks to hold ya over Stay tuned more coming soon
Young Jeezy shows he had never forgotten where he comes from and he displays that by going back to the hood that gave him so much love at the start of his career the 4th ward. Check out the video and photos of him going door to door and putting a smile on the kids faces this year for Christmas.
Photography by Exclusiveaccess.net
It’s this time of year when people tend to reflect over the year and realize how blessed we are. Looking back on his blessings Young Jeezy knows how important it is to give back & pay it forward. He chooses to do it through his Non-Profit foundation called Street Dreamz. More under the hood.
Rihanna got a new video out titled “Hard” featuring the south’s number one trapper in the game Young Jeezy. the video has a war theme attached to it so you could get a feel for the song. I actually like this song and that is saying a lot because after I heard Russian Roulette Rihanna’s album was not one that I was going to support this year.
Photography by ExclusiveAccess.Net
Rick Ross and his group Tripple C shot their video during the BET hiphop awards weekend in Atlanta. Special guests that came through were, DJ Khaled, Roccett,Young Jeezy,Nipsey Hustle and lot’s of others. Check out the video shots from behind the scenes.
Spotted at RapRadar.com
DJ Drama is not one to get in to rap beefs. He is a DJ for crying out loud. But based on is response to RapRadar Drama ain’t no punk. Check out his response to Young Jeezys rant.
The picture above shows better days, of the dynamic Duo Young Jeezy and DJ Drama. One could even go as far to say that the mixtape “Trap or Die” Gangsta Grillz was DJ Drama’s shot to fame and solidified his position as the go to guy DJ of the south. More up under the hood.
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