I’ve often said that there is something to be desired about a man that can handle himself verbally.
In a recent interview with Nah Right’s nation, Drake was very articulate and clear in his response to the so called beef between he and Common, he even humbled himself and explained the intent behind the lyrics aimed at Kobe Bryants soon-to-be ex Vanessa. Check out what the man with the magic hand had to say.
It looks like the Common vs. Drake beef ain’t going nowhere soon!
“I heard you say you aint a b*tch ’cause you sing/You a b*tch ’cause you cling like a b*tch that’s 18″ – Common “Stay Schemin” remix
As we previously reported, Drake and Common are beefing and it looks like Com is not even playing around as he fires off on Drake on the remix to “Stay Schemin.” It’s a direct reply to Drizzy’s verse on the song.
Grammy award winning artist Estelle recently visited with and performed for troops in the Middle East!! It is so great to see artist giving back during the Holiday season at a time when our troops need support the most….
“Going to the Middle East to meet with the troops was such an amazing experience. I have nothing but pure admiration, love and respect for everyone that I met out there. I wish them all the best coming home to this brave new world. Happy Holidays to you and yours this season. -Estelle”
More pics below, plus her new single, ‘Thank You’.
Stevie Wonder blessed Common at his show at the House of Blues in Los Angeles on Wednesday night by joining him onstage (Dec. 21).
“We got the greatest singer and a poet,” rapped Common on his freestyle as Stevie sang along during the encore. Watch them come together for a special moment.
It seems that the ongoing, though mostly subliminal, war of words is continuing between rappers Common and Drake.
Apparently, Drake was in Vegas over the weekend and was recorded saying something to the effect of, “I might sing, but I’m no b*tch.” Then he topped it off with something like, “If [Common] got something to say, say it to my face.”
Really Drake?
On the day that his fellow Chicagoan President Obama brings the troops home from Iraq, Common is right on time with the video to “Celebrate.” Common’s new album The Dreamer, The Believer is in stores this Tuesday December 20th.
The clip begins with a soldier’s return home and takes us through a New Year’s Eve party with Ludacris and Tyga making cameo appearances.
Watch below….
Common keeps the dream alive on “The Believer,” another No I.D.-produced cut off his ninth album The Dreamer/The Believer (Dec. 20).
The Chicago MC spits words of wisdom, while John Legend takes ‘em to church on the soulful number. Check out “The Believer” below:
L.U.V. (an acronym that stands for Learning Uncle Vincent), is a feature film that centers on a day in the life of William “Woody” Watson (played by newcomer Michael Rainey Jr), a shy and timid 13-year old in search of a family and a better life, who looks to his Uncle Vincent, an ex-con, played by Common, hoping to find the father figure he’s never had, and has always wanted.
The film, directed by Sheldon Candis (a graduate of the USC School of Cinematic Arts), takes place over the course of 1 single day.
Joining Common (who is also acting as one of the producers on the project) is an all-star cast of mostly seasoned actors in Dennis Haysbert, Danny Glover , Charles S. Dutton, Lonette McKee, Megan Good, Michael K. Williams, Russell Hornsby, and Tracey Heggins.
Common has so much to offer. Not only does he have a New York Times best selling book and an album that will make your head spin when its released, he is also trying to change the world with Common’s CNN Freedom Project in Haiti.
Somebody clone this man so we can have more than 1! #DamnHeFine
Source: The Source
Common is coming up in a HUGE way with his new series, period Western Hell On Wheels airing on AMC.
Although he did a good bit of research for his role as Elam in AMC’s “Hell on Wheels,” rapper Common said some of it came naturally.
“I did a heavy-duty amount of research into our history and the history of African people once we arrived on the shores of America. But I must say some of it is just innately in my soul. I am really connected to this struggle, beyond even any research,” he told AMC.
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