Jimmy Fallon & Justin Timberlake "Hip Hop History Part 2"

Dope. Everything blends in, props to the band, The Mighty Roots.

Video: Movaizhaleine ft. Wendy "C'est Pas On A dit"

My favorite Gabonese Hip Hop rap came up with a hot remix of Jeremih & 50 Cent "Down On Me". Hot! Dear Wendy, I. Want. To. Go. To. There. That is all!

Documentary: "The Rhythm Of My Life - Ismael Sankara"

Check out my boys from Freshman in this movie/documentary featuring their buddy and artist Ismael Sankara. Shot in my homeland.

Gabon d'abord.

Parody: Hip Hop All Stars "Good Christmas"

Dead at some of those impersonator choices. Hilarious

This Is Hip Hop

A great compilation of a BBoy battle. Some sick moves.

SNL Recap: Jay Pharoah's Thanksgiving Rap

What if Jay-Z, Drake and Biggie could make a rap song about Thanksgiving?

Jimmy Fallon & Justin Timberlake "A History Of Rap" Medley

Do it for Hip Hop, and we don't stop.

Hip Hop Producers On Native Instruments "Maschine"

Dawaun Porter



No i.D recreating Jay-Z "D.O.A".



Von Pea.



Needlz.



DJ Nu Mark.

R.i.P Guru - Mr. Cee Tribute on Hot97

R.i.P Guru - Mr. Cee Tribute on Hot97

Guru, member (MC) of the legendary Hip Hop group GangStarr with DJ Premier lost his battle to cancer yesterday. Our thoughts and prayers goes out to his family.

If you wanna learn some about Hip Hop I suggest you click on that link. Furthermore, I won't entertain this pseudo-letter from Guru written from his death bed to his fans praising his friend Solar all kinds of way and basically making him the sole executioner of Guru's legacy.

My question to Solar is if Guru was in the coma all this time how did scribed this letter to his fans?

You can read it over at Miss Info's, Props to her also for the Tribute link.

Ali Bongo & Hayoe Live Concert in Gabon

Presidential candidate Ali Bongo bought "requested" the services of Gabonese Hip Hop group Hayoe to headline a concert for the Youth in Gabon.

I used to be a fan of this group they just lost my respect. Why? you may ask well word on the net is that they didn't actually endorse the candidate himself, but the big check he offered them to write a song supporting his candidacy. Looks like they also wrote his freestyle at the beginning of the video.

There is nothing wrong with getting your money but if you have to go against your artistic integrity, you lose me.

When Obama got the endorsements of many Hip Hop artists in America he didn't ask them nor did he pay them to do so. Will.i.am, John Legend and many others volunteered their help for free.

Get it right next time.

Video: Lord Ekomy Ndong "300809" [Elections in Gabon]

"300809" is the actual election day in Gabon. You know overseas they write date starting with the day, the month then the year unlike here where we starts with the month then the day (083009).

Anyways, so I thought I'll bring you that Gabonese conscious Hip Hop to update you on the upcoming Presidential elections in Gabon. The official campaign starts this Saturday. The interim President just fired all remaining Government members running for the Presidency that haven't resigned yet. There was only one left actually, Ali Ben Bongo, Defence Minister and son of the previous President who passed away months ago.

A couple violent incidents took place in a very popular spot in Libreville (Rio) where protests organized by the opposition asking for the resignation of one specific candidate, Ali Bongo from the government. The gathering was never authorized by the government so the Police was called to break out the crowds. Stones and mace were thrown and arrests were made. When the candidates (a dozen) finally showed up, they were allowed to hold their protest.

Two suspicious fires were also reported at two local markets (Mont Bouet, PK5), they are still investigating those incidents.

The campaign is going to run for about two weeks until election day and we will finally know who will be the next President of Gabon.

I'm really getting nervous about the political atmosphere in Gabon right now. I'm hoping and praying for the well-being of my family back home. This transition must happen peacefully.

Get it right!

Hip Hop Cash Kings - 2009 Forbes List

1- Jay-Z - 35 Million
2- Diddy - 30 Million
3- Kanye West - 25 Million
4- 50 Cent - 20 Million
5- Akon - 20 Million



6- Lil Wayne - 18 Million
7- Timbaland - 17 Million
8- Pharrell - 16 Million
9- T-Pain - 15 Million
10- Eminem - 14 Million
11- Dr.Dre - 13 Million
12- Snoop Dogg - 11 Million



13- Ludacris - 10 Million
14- Common - 8 Million
15- Will.I.Am - 8 Million
16- T.I. - 8 Million
17- Swizz Beatz - 8 Million



18- Andre 3000 - 7 Million
19- Big Boi- 7 Million
20- Flo-Rida - 6 Million
21- Rick Ross - 6 Million
22- The Game - 6 Million
23- Young Jeezy- 6 Million

No Soulja Boy? I'm shocked. 50 Cent went from 150 million dollars last year (#1) to 20 million this year (#4), Jay also took a huge paycut. Nobody is recession proof in 2009.