Diddy and Jadakiss
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The O.D.: A Mixtape Daily Exclusive

People have been talking about Diddy and Mase reuniting ever since an online video surfaced in which the Harlem MC said he was coming from a meeting with the Bad Boy head honcho. But a different reunion might be going down between Diddy and one of his other acts.

"I would definitely love to do the next LOX album," he told Mixtape Daily recently in Los Angeles. "I would love to collaborate with them. I think it's important just to do. ... I would look forward to it."

Puff and the Warlocks together again? That would be big news for New York. The two factions were at odds for years before eventually patching things up. Jadakiss has openly discussed the possibilities in the past, but nothing has ever come out of it.

Now, with the Yonkers trio and Diddy both aligned under the Interscope umbrella, it sounds like things could be happening soon.

"We been talking about it," Diddy revealed. "We have to sit down and have a real meeting about it."

The ink on Diddy's new deal for Bad Boy with Interscope is still drying, but he's hard at work managing projects between the 'Scope and Atlantic, where a handful of his artists, including Cassie and Day26, still reside.

Acquisitions were on Diddy's mind, as he spoke about Raekwon's previous comments about him trying to sign the Cuban Linx rapper and Ghostface. But Diddy has too much unfinished business to handle, not to mention putting the finishing touches on his next album, before he recruits anyone into the fold. So any future plans may have to wait.

"I've always been a fan of Raekwon and Ghostface and Wu-Tang," Diddy explained. "To be honest, I don't know what the future holds for Bad Boy/ Interscope. I wanna take it day by day and get acquainted. The first move now is to get out this Dirty Money album, The Last Train to Paris. We gonna focus on that. Cassie has a new single, we're gonna focus on that. Day26, we still in business with Atlantic, we're gonna see that all the way through. We still have some unfinished business we have to take care of before we get into the future."

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Jadakiss
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Jadakiss says he has nothing to do with activities that led to two people being arrested for drug possession in an apartment leased under his name on Saturday.

Yonkers police raided an apartment leased to the MC and found seven pounds of marijuana, five grams of heroin and about $42,000 in cash, along with "other items," according to a police press release. They were led to a building at 1 Van Der Donk Street after housing-unit officers stopped a suspicious vehicle out front on Friday. According to the report, an investigation "revealed the presence of marijuana inside the vehicle." The driver was arrested and a passenger was taken in after a short foot pursuit.

On Wednesday (August 26), Jadakiss told MTV News that he was not present at the time and has not visited the home for months.

"What happened on Saturday was an unfortunate situation, but one in which I have no involvement in," 'Kiss told MTV News exclusively Wednesday afternoon. "Since the release of my recent album Last Kiss, I have been on the road touring and promoting my project. I am focused on my performance schedule and career."

Gabriel R. Henriquez, 39, was charged with second-degree criminal possession of marijuana, second degree assault and obstructing governmental administration in the second-degree. Alberto Lajara, 25, was taken into custody for criminal possession of marijuana in the fifth degree and disorderly conduct, according to the report. Yonkers police say the investigation is ongoing.

'Kiss has, indeed, been on the road this summer. While a tour planned with Cam'ron dubbed "The Bosses" did not take place, the pair performed several concerts together.

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Rakim
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Celebrity Favorites

Big ups to DJ Drama. We just had the homie in NYC the last few days. Look for something major from Drama and not one, but two of your favorite New York City rhyme murderers.

Last week, one of the Big Apple's most legendary MCs, Rakim, performed a gaggle of material from his new LP, The Seventh Seal, as well as his classics. Backstage, Ra sat down and reflected on our upcoming Hottest MCs in the Game list. (The 2009 Hottest MCs in the Game list has been rescheduled for October — so you, the fans, can have a seat at the table! The readers' poll now closes September 21. Head here for more info and voting information.) Rakim was voted on our Greatest MCs of All-Time list a few years back, and when looking at who's hot right now, the first name he says is another G.O.A.T.: Jay-Z.

"You gotta give it up to Jay. He's holding New York right now," Rakim said. "You have brothers like Fabolous that's holding New York right now. Rap is spread out right now. It's like the NFL last year. A lot of the teams we thought was going to the Super Bowl last year didn't make it. You have young teams that people sleeping on in the playoffs. It's the same thing in rap. New brothers is sprouting out. It's crazy. From Drake to you name it. I'm a fan of hip-hop as well. I like everybody who keeps the game on their toes and keep it pushing."

Rakim said he's a huge fan of 50 Cent's song "OK, Alright," and he co-signed another New York thumper: Jadakiss.

"Jada, he's the definition of the streets," the legendary MC said. "Jada, Styles P, the LOX, period. You throw on one of their joints ... I'm in the whip, I try to keep my cool in the whip. I don't like bouncing around, getting my crazy on, but it's certain joints you gotta wild out. Roll the window down, blast the joints, let it be heard. That's one of them groups that bang it out."

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Young Jeezy performs at Hot 97's Summer Jam on Sunday
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EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey — You guys better stop sleeping on Young Jeezy. The Atlanta rap king pulls out all stops during his big show appearances. The Snowman had the highlight of the night at Sunday's Summer Jam concert, bringing out both Drake and Jay-Z on his set.

Young set it off with his massive stadium knockers/ club bangers, such as "Who Dat" and "Bottom of the Map." He always seems to have the upper hand on shows such as these, at any concert for that matter, because the sound of his music is huge, and the crowd loves his anthems.

Jeezy said he wanted do something for the ladies, and with a couple of thumps of bass preceding him, Drake ran out for "Best I Ever Had." Tens of thousands sang along as the energetic Canadian bopped and performed his hit. "You the f---in' best!" he yelled.

Drake, and you could say everybody else on the lineup, was trumped when Jay-Z came out during "Put On." The Tri-State area crowd filled the home of the New York Giants with applause for the musical icon. Jay spit the verse to his Jeezy remix, then laid his game down with "D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)," the new song that has been getting played on Hot 97 nonstop. Jay simply walked off the stage when he was done.

	Jay-Z, Young Jeezy, More At Summer Jam

The Diplomats — Jim Jones and Juelz Santana — were the show closers. Three years in row now, the collective from Harlem have been the chosen send-off act.

"I heard somebody got killed," Jones said, sarcastically referring to Jay-Z's musical burial of Auto-Tune. "They say my man Auto-Tune got killed. Is this a funeral or we came to party?"

Jones then went into "Byrd Gang Money." Juelz Santana came out for a few favorites, like "Hey Ma," then the Dips addressed the elephant in the room: There'd be no reunion with Killa Cam'ron at Summer Jam. It seems like he's really done with Jimmy and Juelz.

"We here, and we love Cam," Jim said. "You wanna do something as if Cam was here?"

They played "Suck it or Not."

Soulja Boy Tell'em came out as a guest for "Turn My Swag On." Ryan Leslie came out for Jim's "Precious," and as expected, Ron Browz brought the Auto-Tune for "Pop Champagne," as did DJ Webstar for "Dancing on Me."

Other Summer Jam guests included Red Man and Method Man, who came out during Mary J. Blige's set. It was big to see Lil' Kim do "Lighters Up" as one of T-Pain's surprises. The Queen Bee was grinding all over the singer during her new song, "Download." Pain also brought out DJ Khaled and Ace Hood.

Jadakiss left the stage in a hurry after his set. He went on pretty early in the show, before the sun had even gone down. The Lox member did bring out Busta Rhymes for "Respect My Conglomerate," but a few of his major tricks outta the hat didn't solidify. No OJ Da Juiceman, Gucci Mane or DMX, and a big rumor that he was going to bring out Cam'ron wasn't true.

Also on the bill were The-Dream (his guest was Fabolous), Day26, Elephant, Mavado and Serani, whose "No Games" had the audience chanting, "It's, it's Serani!"

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Jay-Z performs at Hot 97's Summer Jam 2009 on Sunday
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Jay-Z's march to battle continued right into East Rutherford, New Jersey, where he rocked the Summer Jam stage. Jay appeared as a guest of Young Jeezy and performed his new record off of Blueprint 3, "D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune,)" for the first time.

Hov first appeared on the stage during "Put On," strolling out as the music set up his verse from the remix. The crowd cheered so uncontrollably, you could barely hear Jay rap.

"I put Marcy on the map, I put Brooklyn on my back," he began to rap, before getting drowned out by the crowd reciting his lines. "I put Fab back on the charts, I put Biggie in my raps/ I put Nas with Def Jam, I let Diddy do my tracks./ I put on for my city, that's a mother----ing fact/ ... I put Prodigy in his place on that Summer Jam screen."

Jay then took full control of the stage with "D.O.A."

"This ain't for iTunes, this ain't for singalongs," he rhymed. "This is Sinatra at the opera, bring a blonde ... My raps don't have melodies/ It should make jackers commit felonies/ This ain't a #1 record, this is practically assault with a deadly weapon."

T-Pain came out and stood beside Hov, arms folded in a B-boy stance and wearing an ice grill. Jay hugged him. After all, Jay's song does admonish rappers who stole Pain's steez.

"You rappers singing too much/ Get back to rap, you T-Pain-ing too much/ I'm a multi-millionaire/ So how am I the hardest n---a here?"

Earlier in the day, Pain told MTV News that he fully agreed with the sentiment on Jay's record that the use of Auto-Tune was getting played out.

"He only makes it better for me," Pain said of "D.O.A."

On Friday, Jay debuted "D.O.A." on Funkmaster Flex's radio show. He explained a little about his inspiration for the record.

"The guys who did it, did it great," Jay told Flex and Mister Cee. "T-Pain, he does great melodies. If you listen to Kanye, great melodies. If you listen to [West's] 'Say You Will' or 'Heartless,' great melodies. [Lil Wayne and T-Pain's] 'Lollipop' was a fantastic melody. Everybody can't do it. Let them guys do it. They got their little niche, let's move on. That's just my opinion. I don't know if everybody feels the same way."

Other Summer Jam surprise appearances included Busta Rhymes and Jeremih with Jadakiss; and DJ Khaled, Ace Hood, Lil' Kim, and Redman and Method Man appeared with Mary J. Blige.

• Jay-Z, Young Jeezy, T-Pain, More At Hot 97's Summer Jam 2009

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Jadakiss
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This Sunday, if you miss Jadakiss at the Hot 97 Summer Jam concert at New Jersey's Giants Stadium, it's on you. After years of getting an opening slot, Jadakiss says he's going on much later in the show.

"They ain't gonna make me go on before the people get there this year," Jada recently told us. "That's in the negotiations. 'Don't even call me if y'all ain't trying to let me go on at a reasonable slot, man.' "

Jadakiss revealed the obvious: that he's going to bring out a few cameo appearances.

"I always try to give one or two surprises," he said. "I know they wanna see me. I just dropped a new [album, The Last Kiss], so I gotta keep the surprise guests to a minimum. I might give you Jazmine [Sullivan]. I might give you something nice and soft and something nice and hard. It's gonna be a good look, though. I feel real good about his one this year."

Jadakiss was also recently on Angie Martinez's Hot 97 radio show and hinted that we may see DMX. "He's real close. The Dog is around. He's doing good. He's chillin' with family. You'll see him in a minute." DMX is also confirmed to be on Jada's "Who's Real" remix.

In anticipation of Summer Jam, we have a few dream choices for people we would like to see come out and touch that stage. These are not spoilers, just our imaginations running wild ...

Confirmed Performer: Jadakiss

Who We'd Like To See Him Bring Out: Sheek Louch and Styles P. (that's a given), DMX, Eve, Swizz Beatz, Gucci Mane, OJ Da Juiceman, Busta Rhymes, Nas

Confirmed Performer: T-Pain

Who We'd Like To See Him Bring Out: Jamie Foxx, Akon, Lil Wayne, Maino

Confirmed Performer: The Diplomats (Jim Jones and Juelz Santana)

Who We'd Like To See Them Bring Out: Cam'ron! (could be one of the biggest moments in Summer Jam history to see the Dips reunite), Ron Browz, DJ Webstar

Confirmed Performer: Young Jeezy

Who We'd Like To See Him Bring Out: Kanye West, Usher, Drake, Soulja Boy (gotta hear "Turn My Swag On"!)

Confirmed Performer: The-Dream

Who We'd Like To See Him Bring Out: Rick Ross, Fabolous, Ludacris, Mariah Carey, Rihanna

Confirmed Performer: Mary J. Blige

Who We'd Like To See Her Bring Out: Jay-Z (we wouldn't be mad if Hov popped up on Jeezy's set for that "My President" remix, though), Method Man, Ghostface, Ne-Yo, 50 Cent (although Fif's banned from Giants Stadium due to a 2004 chair-throwing incident), Grand Puba, Diddy, Beyoncé (hey, if you bring out Jay, you might as well bring Beyoncé!)

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Cam'ron
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Celebrity Favorites

Cam'ron is getting to the money and apparently has no time for holding grudges. When Killa is cruising, he's not having flashbacks of old beefs. Despite past musical feuds with Nas and Jay-Z, the Harlem Diplomat says that he keeps their music in rotation. A classic is a classic.

"To be honest, I've been listening to a variety of stuff," Cam told us a few weeks ago, when asked whose music he enjoys these days. "The last album I bought was Plies' album. I like Plies a lot. Basically, being in Florida, you feel him even more when you're in that atmosphere. [Lil] Wayne is my man. I got stuff like Jay-Z's first album, Reasonable Doubt, [Nas'] infamous Illmatic, stuff that makes me think. [A lot of] new albums are like, 'Eh, whatever.' But I got a lot of '97, '98 stuff in my car, '96. Raekwon's Only Built 4 Cuban Linx. ... I always listen to DeBarge. DeBarge is always in the loop. John Legend. Beyoncé's new CD is in there. I do a lot of mixtape R&B stuff. I even got the Force M.D.s."

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From the South to the North and everywhere in between, OJ Da Juiceman is getting love from his fellow hip-hop dignitaries. Jadakiss has him featured on "Who's Real," R. Kelly has him on the underground record "Superman High," and there are plenty more collaborations in the works.

"I did a song with Saigon; it's called 'What Would You Do for Pu---," he said. "I'mma have this record with Cassidy. I got in the 'Hustler's Anthem' remix with Busta Rhymes and T-Pain. I got in touch with Grafh — he said he wants to do something. [Tony] Yayo got on the remix to 'Make the Trap Say Aye'; it's a bunch of people. I'm working with everybody that extended their hand out. Me and Ron Browz about to do something. I did song with D-Block that's a real record."

And in addition to all that, Da Juice is currently working on a follow-up to the project he released earlier this year The Otha Side of the Trap.

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OJ Da Juiceman
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OJ Da Juiceman has only been to New York a handful of times, but the last time was the best time. One of the hottest dudes coming out of Atlanta right now, Juice recently headed up top to the Big Apple to connect with the Ruff Ryder family. During the visit, he also worked with Jadakiss and Swizz Beatz on a video for "Who's Real," the current single from Jada's The Last Kiss.

"That was lovely," Juice told MTV News via phone from ATL. "That was my sixth time in New York, my first time in the 'hood. I like the scenario and the whole surroundings and everything.

"They brought the bikes out," Juice added, talking about the chaos on the video set. "All the Ruff Ryder dudes came out. This guy was poppin' a wheelie, [driving] in a small circle and walking on and off the motorcycle. That ni--- killed me with that one dog."

But Juice said don't look for him pulling off motor stunts.

"Nah, man," he said about whether he got on one of the motorcycles for a trick or two. "Them things dangerous."

Another thing that may have come out of OJ's cameo is more work with Swizz Beatz, who produced "Who's Real."

"It was beautiful, big up to Swizz," he said. "He's a real down-to-earth person. He's gonna shoot me a couple of tracks."

The Juiceman is currently recording a new album that should be out in a few months.

"[The Otha Side of the Trap] was a prequel, warming up for the one I'm working on now," he explained. "This one, I want to go straight me to show people I got this. This is really what I can do."

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Lil Wayne and Drake
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It's a new week — let's all get new money and make this history. Mixtape Daily keeps rolling. We're rammed with that killer content this week. Jadakiss reveals that he and Killa Cam have more tracks coming, and Drake tells us what it's like to roll with Lil Wayne.

Also, we have Dead Prez and Green Lantern come talking about their new collaboration. Funny story: When the DPZ came up for their interview, Red and Meth were up here at the same time. It was a dope hip-hop moment to see both groups show love and respect to one another, with no cameras running. Real, genuine saluting.

This Week's Main Pick

Street Kings: Dead Prez

Mixmaster: DJ Green Lantern

Holding It Down For: The Revolution

Street Album: Pulse of the People: Turn Off the Radio, Vol. 3

Real Spit: Just 'cause Obama is in office now doesn't mean things are all good with the DPZ. M-1 and Stic.man still represent for the struggle. And as you can see from the daily headlines, times are hard for a lot of people. The political rap duo are readying their next proper album, Information Age, the follow-up to 2004's Revolutionary but Gangsta. But while they figure out whether to sign to a major or release the project themselves, they hooked up with Green Lantern to bring their scriptures to the streets. Pulse of the People: Turn Off the Radio, Vol. 3 is due June 23.

"We been busy. We might not have hit MTV, but we been grindin'," Stic told us recently about the guys' whereabouts. "Working with Green has been a blessing. Green is the ear to the street. He probably told us that 100 times. 'Boom, we gonna make sure we hit the streets. The streets need to feel what y'all bring.' He created the vibration with the music that made that easy to pull that out. I ain't have to produce nothing, so it was a lot quicker [to put this together], so it was good. With the mixtape, it's like we were in the trenches, and it's good. It's like, 'What you got? You got something hot or not? We don't got all day. Come with it.' So that keeps us sharp."

The Evil Genius hosts the tape and produced the majority of the project, with Bun B on "Don't Hate My Grind" and Styles P on "Gangsta, Gangster." Chuck D joins the revolution on "Refuse to Lose," which also features Avery Storm.

The Master Plan: "We inching closer and closer to independence," Stic said about Dead Prez's next album. "That's the real major, is our independence. You have to be strategic. You have to play chess. You have to pimp the system. You have to take advantage of the resources that's available. So that's our philosophy: to never compromise who we are or compromise what our agenda is musically but to be flexible enough to get it out to the most people in the right situation. But we been growing, and our independent movement, the way the music industry is looking, the independent move is looking bigger, at least check-wise, at the end of the day. But it's about pushing forward, not backwards."

Joints To Check For

» "Afrika Hot!" "I think it's gonna speak to our international audience in a very profound way," M said. "In it, the hook, it speaks in Arabic, then it speaks in Swahili, but all in all, the message is for Africa to speak for itself, throw the shackles off. Green killed the beat. It literally sounds like you're on a camel. Like, you're on a camel in the middle of Mogadishu or Darfur or the middle of the 'hood under heavy patrol. I think it's cool, and we stand up for the people."

» "Summer Time." "Just the vibe, it's a good vibe [on that song]," Stic explained. "Appreciating when the sun comes out. It don't shine forever, so when it comes, we try to soak it up. For me, doing songs like 'Happiness' on Let's Get Free, it's always a good place to go, 'cause you have to find your own happiness in the middle of the struggle. It's not after the struggle is over; you have to find that happiness while you're in it. So that song is important."

» "Warpath" "One of the engineers I work with, his name is Eric Gorman, he was playing me music one day," Green said. "He has a group called Ratfink and would make this music that sounds real analog, old-school. Like if the Dap-Kings do '60s-soul-sounding stuff, they do early '70s-funk-kinda sounds. I listened to it, like, 'Oh, I can sample this. That's crazy. I'm just gonna put drums and a bass line on it.' He was playing it for me, and the words were crazy. It's about a renegade police officer. The whole song came to my head, and Stic does an overview of the police department, and then M comes in as the renegade police officer, and we screwed his voice, where it sounds real demonic."

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Drake couldn't feel better. He has one of the biggest buzzes in the music biz and only just started working on his debut LP. Drizzy loves the accolades from fans and especially from his camp, Young Money. He says he's "blessed" to have the support of Lil Wayne.

"Wayne is another one that — rap-wise, verse-wise — was my favorite," he told us. "And to be under his wing, to be able to interact with him on a daily basis and talk to him and get information from him, I'm in a blessed position. I have the greatest mentors, the greatest teachers in the world. They all have gradually started to embrace me more and more, so it's a great feeling." ...

Jadakiss is gearing up to hit the road with Cam'ron this summer on the Big Bosses Tour and says he and Killa will have more collaborative material for the stage.

"We actually working on a few more songs right now," Jada said of his and Cam's recordings. "I'm about to throw him on the 'Who's Real' remix. Hopefully him and Kanye. We're about to just trade off two or three more songs each, and we're gonna rock. We're doing House of Blues-type joints. 'Hood venues — but not too 'hood."

Jada is excited to go out on the road with an old friend.

"Killa's my homie from back in the day in the Mase era," 'Kiss said. "Mase introduced me to him before he had the Dipset. It was just [Cam] and [Jim] Jones running with [former label exec] Un. It's love. We're from the same era, so we appreciate the same things. We know about getting to the money, grinding before the game changed."

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NEW YORK — Jadakiss is putting his calls out. 'Kiss wants Kanye West and Cam'ron on the remix of his current single, "Who's Real," and he already knows what producers' beats he needs for his next album.

"I'm definitely going back in," the Yonkers native said. "The D-Block album is wrapped up. I'mma make sure we finish this LOX album, and I'm coming right back at the end of the year. I think I'm gonna call it Top Five, Dead or Alive. I'm only gonna work with Primo [DJ Premier], Alchemist, Swizz Beatz, Dame Grease, sh-- like that. Have a couple of South [producers], and that's it. Wham!"

The Black Babe Ruth's Last Kiss is far from over, though. He just shot a video for "Who's Real" in Harlem last week, with OJ Da Juiceman and Swizz. T.I., Ja Rule, the Clipse, Grafh and Black Hand Entertainment were among the friends who came down for cameo appearances. After that, 'Kiss is going with the single "Smoking Gun" — featuring Jazmine Sullivan — to close out the album. A video is in the works.

"Jazmine is gonna clean me up real good," he said. "I already got sh-- lined up in 'Essence' and 'Sister 2 Sister' — that's a big joint. In Texas and out West, they spinning it real heavy. We gonna be all right with that one."

Aside from music, 'Kiss is hoping to get in contact with DMX, who was just released from jail in Arizona.

"That's my big homie," Jada said of X. "I just wanna give him a hug, sit down and kick it with him."

Jadakiss and Cam'ron's Big Bosses Tour starts in the next few weeks. The two are working on a few new records to perform on the road.

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Jadakiss Video Shoot "Who's Real", Swizz Beatz, Styles P And More

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Jadakiss At The New York Auto Show, New York City, NY, 04.08.2009

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Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Ne-Yo, Jadakiss Perform At The Izod Center

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Sucker Free on MTV: Winter 2007

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Nas Celebrtates His Birthday

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