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I'm listening to B MENACE "Shot Caller" freestyle @Hulkshare:

I'm listening to B MENACE "Shot Caller" freestyle @Hulkshare:

I'm listening to Real Cleveland.mp3 @Hulkshare:

I'm listening to Real Cleveland.mp3 @Hulkshare:

www.playatshow.com Kanye West gave the world its first official taste of his new album

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Kanye West gave the world its first official taste of his new album on Friday night by projecting the new song, "New Slaves," along with visuals on buildings across the globe. The video was projected at various times throughout the night on 66 buildings in cities including New York, Toronto, Chicago, London, Paris and Berlin. In West's hometown of Chicago, it was projected on a wall of Wrigley Field; in Toronto, on the Royal Ontario Museum; and in New York, Kanye's face appeared on the wall of a 5th Avenue Prada store, among other locations. Kanye West Brings Out New Material at Surprise New York Show The simple black and white image of West's face provided a striking context for the rapper's searing lyrics on race and materialism, which includes the refrain "I know that we're the new slaves/I see the blood on the leaves." The projections mark the launch of West's sixth studio album, which is rumored to be due out on June 18th. West h...

rihanna bares all feelin free and loving life XXX

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rihanna bares all feelin free and loving life

www.playatshow.com Hollywood in the hood

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KELLY ROWLAND- "I was battered. He hit the window like it was me until it shattered. He pulled me out and said “Don’t nobody love you but me.. not yo mama, not your daddy and especially not B". Woww such a deep song and I love every bit of it. The RnB game really needed this one. Made the hairs stood up on the back of my neck. Go check out her new AMAZING/REAL new single called "Dirty Laundry".

Obama, Erdogan Downplay Syria Differences www.playatshow.com

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Obama, Erdogan Downplay Syria Differences President Barack Obama (right) and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan at joint news conference May 16, 2013 TEXT SIZE   Dan Robinson May 16, 2013 WHITE HOUSE — President Barack Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan say the U.S. and Turkey are determined to see Syrian President Bashar al-Assad leave to pave the way for a political transition. In a news conference following bilateral talks, both leaders downplayed differences over Syria, underscoring the importance of maintaining pressure on the Assad regime while sustaining Syria's opposition. President Obama recognized Erdogan for being "at the forefront" of efforts to achieve a democratic Syria, and said Turkey will play a key role in coming weeks. Protests against President Bashar al-Assad erupted in  Syria  in March, 2011. In the more than two years that followed, violence has escalated across th...