The New (old?) Drake

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I don’t normally listen to a lot of Chris Brown, but his newest mixtape, ‘In My Zone‘, is supposed to be something new for the streets… which means he raps on it. I guess he originally wanted to be a rapper, but his mom convinced him to sing instead. It’s hard to tell if he’s actually doing the writing himself or if it’s ghostwritten; either way, it caught my attention. Drake still has some of the most creative lyrics right now, but CB has the advantage if it comes to singing or dancing. Check out the whole tape or give my selections a quick listen:

[Featured artists: Soulja Boy, RichGirl, LA The Darkman & T. Breezy]

Chris Brown – In My Zone (mixtape)

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Chris Brown – Twitter

Chris Brown – Don’t Lie

Chris Brown – Turnt Up

Tracy Morgan AKA Scoopy Giles?

I came across this on digg yesterday and had to post it; I’ll be posting some singles soon too fyi. Anyways, this is Tracy Morgan rapping under the name ‘Scoopy Giles’. Scoopy is finally coming out publicly about being the lost founder of Def Jam Records, and this is his song from ‘1988’ called ‘Dumplin’ Butts’. I think Tracy is pretty funny, and this is a pretty good parody; it’s promoting some 2009 Hip Hop Honors awards show on VH1. For some reason the videos aren’t on YouTube:

http://digg.com/d315vMs

… and here’s another one of Scoopy being interviewed by Nancy Grace. Some funny good quotes in this one haha:

http://digg.com/d315bBW

And here are some pretty funny commercials Tracy did for the ESPN video games years ago:

ESPN Football Video Game Commercial (w/Warren Sapp)

ESPN Basketball Video Game Commercial(w/Ben Wallace)

ESPN Hockey Video Game Commercial 1(w/Jeremy Roenick)

ESPN Hockey Video Game Commercial 2(w/Jeremy Roenick)