http://vimeo.com/2424883 from The Cool Kids on Vimeo. So it looks like the Cool Kids are blogging now. I had no idear (thanks for the heads up fellas). Today they posted some footage from last night’s sold-out show at the Highline Ballroom in NYC. Head over to their spot to check out some additional media. Shouts…

Now isn’t this a precious moment! [II] Props to Sean for the assist, and also figuring out how to embed this Coca Cola player in my page. Welcome to the 21st Century, Drew!

Really Doe performs his verse on “We Major” at the Green Dolphin in Chicago, with Ray J in tow. Dillaman, you gotta get a new camera! Roffle!!

The guy who played Wanda on In Living Color teams up with yet another of his “Slow Jamz” alums, Kanye West, and The Dream to create “Digital Love”.  From his upcoming album Intuition, which is coming soon. Jamie Foxx feat. Kanye West & The Dream – “Digital Love” Thanks to Splash

The Second City will definitely be in the house at the 51st Grammy Awards, as if that comes as a surprise to anyone.  Kanye West & Lupe Fiasco both racked up multiple nominations, with ‘Ye pulling in 6 and Wasalu following with 4. It’s great to see Lupe get the nod for Hip-Hop album of…

Some unreleased Phil G on this fine Wednesday night.  Produced by Baytoven. Phil G feat. Shawn Gotti & Knotice – “The Lullaby”

More new music from the Family Business family (er?). This one features the Grammy Award-winning spoken word beast, J. Ivy.  Versatiles self-titled debut drops in February. Versatile & Remedi feat. J. Ivy – “Family Business”

Yeezy edges out Taylor Swift and Guns N’ Roses for the #1 spot atop the Billboard charts this week, moving a respectable 450,000 units of 808s & Heartbreak. Billboard reports: Kanye West earns his third straight No. 1 on The Billboard 200 as “808s & Heartbreak” bows in the top slot. The Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam set…

Here’s some throwback Ivy League that never saw the light of day.  They go in over the long, lost Clipse record of the same name, which I always enjoyed, but was damn near impossible to locate back in ’99 when it was shelved. Ivy League – “The Funeral”

New YP.  Produced by the Beat Eaters (oh really?), who also did Plies’ “Keep It Too Real”. YP – “Gettin Money”