Kyra Chaos Practices For Drake (Viral Music Video)

Video model Kyra Chaos stars in Drake’s new “viral” music video for Practice, one of the bonus songs from his recent Take Care album. If you’re new to the song, yes that’s the sample from Juvenile’s classic Back That Ass Up. For all the internet groupies, Drake is asking you to submit your own practice music videos to his OVO team. If you got a daughter, watch what she’s submitting, your kids mirror video may be the next to go viral!

Vanessa Bryant WAS In The Gym With Kobe While He Was Shooting

Empty gym, Kobe getting shots up, and there she is – Vanessa Bryant sitting behind the hoop while her man was getting shots up. Don’t believe every rap lyric you guys here, people. Drake doesn’t always tell the truth…

Music Video: Common – Raw

It’s only right to drop Common’s new video after he did a remix to Rick Ross’ ‘Stay Schemin,’ where he ultimately decided to call out Drake. Best part of the diss: “You ain’t wettin’ nothing n*gga, you Canada Dry.”

Rick Ross’ #RichForever Mixtape Set The Bar For 2012

If you read the tracklisting and thought classic mixtape, then you thought correctly. If you haven’t heard the tape yet, you need to download it immediately and listen to it because it’s good. It’s really, really good. The tape is complete with dope Rozay sounding beats, crazy hooks and verses, and an amazing list of features. It’s not even 10 days into the new year of 2012 and Ross has set the bar extremely high for any rappers that are trying to compete with him in 2012. Chess, not checkers. God Forgives, I Don’t, Rozay’s new album is coming soon. If he gave out this mixtape worth of dope music for free – imagine what he’s going to cook up in the studio when he’s going to charge us for it?! Download link for the project and music video for Stay Schemin’ with Drake and French Montana are below.

• Rick Ross – Rich Forever (Mixtape)

Video: Woman Checks Out Kobe, Shows Major Interest

When your wife divorces you for half of your career earnings after finding out you’ve slept with over 100 other women the last decade you’ve been together, more than likely women are going to come after you based on reputation. And after seeing this video, having the name ‘Bryant’ on the back of your jersey will certainly cure your fear of “hate sleeping alone.” No offense, Drake.

Music Video: Drake Feat. Lil Wayne & Tyga – “The Motto”

Three words: Weezy’s green boots.

Common Says The Track “Sweet” Was A Diss For Drake

I’ll tell you guys one thing that’s for certain: A lot of rappers aren’t feelin‘ Drake. At all. I’m a fan of Drizzy’s and he’s certainly put out some hits but a lot of rappers who’ve been in the game for a long time don’t like his approach to hip hop, they think it’s too soft for what they’ve built. Maybe they’re right, but the times are also changing. When Common dropped the single “Sweet” from his latest album The Dreamer/The Believer, a few of his lyrics were interpreted as a jab at Drake:

“Yall n*ggas man, y’all soft motherf*ckers/Singing all around me man, la la la/ You ain’t motherf*cking Frank Sinatra/Uh, lil’ bitch…./Sweet ass motherf*cker.” ..

During a recent show in Las Vegas, Drake reportedly reacted to Common’s jab, saying, “I might sing, but I ain’t no bitch. If Common got something to say, say it to my face.”

Well, Drake’s manager (Noah Shebib) took it to his Twitter account when he first heard the diss:

In hip hop, this is out it goes: If guys hear something on a song and feel like it’s about them, then it usually is. You know what you do and how you sing or whatever the case may be, but I understand how it can come to somewhat of a surprise when it’s a diss out of nowhere (what’s up with Pusha T not liking Drake, anyway?). Common is a real rapper so I was actually kind of shocked when he decided to throw that out there. Is it because Drizzy’s on top or because he was with Serena Williams at one point? Who knows. Common Sense is my guy though so I ride with his music before I do Drake’s. Peep the video after the jump to see Common address the situation on Sway in the Morning.

Complex Magazine Throws Drake And Paula Patton On Separate Covers For December/January Issues

Drake put out a classic, despite it leaking, when he released his sophomore album Take Care back in October (Damn, it’s been that long already?). Last I heard back in November, Drake’s album sales were at 631,000, making it the third-best-selling debut of the year behind Lady Gaga’s Born This Way (1.1 million) and Lil Wayne’s Tha Carter IV (964,000). Like I said, that was back in November so who knows where it’s at now. As for the December 2011/January 2012 cover for Complex Magazine, I think it’s interesting that they chose a “kinda blue” theme since everyone dogs Drizzy for being “too in-touch” with his feelings in songs. But why should that matter? Dude puts out nothing but hits judging buy his album sales being well over 600k, right?

As for Mrs. Patton over there (who is married to R&B singer Robin Thicke), she’s just sexy. She’s not one of the most well known actresses per say such as a Sandra Bullock, but has been featured in some pretty solid flicks: Idlewild (2006), Déjà Vu (2006), Mirrors (2008), Swing Vote (2008), Precious (2009), Just Wright (2010), Jumping the Broom (2011), and Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011). With her new role in Mission: Impossible, playing alongside Tom Cruise and Jeremy Renner, she has taken the world by storm at the moment.

Music Video: Future – “No Matter What”

One of the hottest rappers out right now, Atlanta’s own Future, first blew up with his track Tony Montana, and even more so when Drake decided to throw him a bone and hop up on the remix. This track dropped a while ago but it’s one of the best he’s put out and put together a real smooth video as well.

Drake Extends His Club Paradise Tour Into 2012

I’ve still yet to see a solo Drake show (I’ve seen him at Summer Jam and other festival type shows) and it doesn’t look like I’ll catch him on the extension of his Club Paradise Tour in 2012 as there are no Northeast based shows. How do you do a tour and NOT make a stop in Massachusetts, Connecticut, or even New York City?! For those who are trying to catch Take Care performed live, check out his new tour dates below:

American Dates:

2/14/2012 Miami, FL Bank United Center
2/15/2012 Gainesville, FL Stephen C. O’Connell Center
2/17/2012 Nashville, TN Bridgestone Arena
2/18/2012 Columbus, OH Schottenstein Center
2/21/2012 Columbia, SC Colonial Life Arena
2/22/2012 Lexington, KY Rupp Arena
2/24/2012 Tallahassee, FL Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center
2/25/2012 New Orleans, LA UNO Lakefront Arena
2/27/2012 Austin, TX Frank Erwin Center
2/28/2012 Oklahoma City, OK Chesapeake Energy Arena
3/01/2012 Kansas City, MO Sprint Center
3/02/2012 Arlington, TX College Park Center
3/04/2012 Tuscon, AZ Tucson Arena
3/05/2012 Los Angeles, CA Galen Center
3/08/2012 Fresno, CA Save Mart Center
3/10/2012 San Jose, CA Event Center
3/11/2012 San Diego, CA Viejas Arena

2012 The Club Paradise Tour European Dates:

3/24/2012 Dublin, Ireland O2 Arena
3/26/2012 London, UK London 02 Arena
3/29/2012 Sheffield, UK Sheffield Motorpoint Arena
3/30/2012 Cardiff, UK Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
4/01/2012 Manchester, UK Manchester MEN Arena
4/02/2012 Glasgow, Scotland Glasgow SECC – Hall 4
4/05/2012 Paris, France Palais Omnisport de Bercy
4/07/2012 Brussels, Belgium Forest National / Vorst Nationaal
4/08/2012 Amsterdam, Holland Heineken Music Hall
4/10/2012 Frankfurt Germany Jahrhunderthalle
4/12/2012 Berlin, Germany Max Schleming Halle
4/13/2012 Copenhagen, Denmark Valby Hallen
4/15/2012 Stockholm, Sweden Ericsson Globe
4/16/2012 Oslo, Norway Oslo Spektrum
4/19/2012 Birmingham, England Birmingham LG Arena
4/22/2012 Liverpool, England Liverpool Echo Arena
4/23/2012 Newcastle, England Newcastle Metro Radio Arena
4/25/2012 Nottingham, England Nottingham Capital FM Arena

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