Beyonce ft. J. Cole

It seems that Mama-to-be Beyonce has gathered some random people her friends in a random trailer park for her new video, "Party." True to her hard working nature, this is the third video that Beyonce has dropped this month. And yes, Andre 3000 has been exchanged for J. Cole and new scenes were added recently so her belly changes sizes.

Lupe has a SUPER GROUP

The All City Chess Club, which Lupe describes as being more of a movement than a group, consists of himself, Asher Roth, B.o.B, The Cool Kids, Charles Hamilton, Blu, Wale, Diggy, J. Cole, and Pharrell.



“It’s kinda this new vanguard,” Lupe explained in his interview. “The kids who wouldn’t necessarily be the basketball team they would probably be the Chess Club if we was in high school. And I was like ‘Yo, we all from different cities. We the All City Chess Club.’”




herer is the Single of lupe's album featuring the entire crew

Lupe Fiasco Feat. All City Chess Club - I'm Beaming (Remix) by WWW.VIIMAG.COM

Lupe went on to explain the dynamics of the All City Chess Club and its members.




“I just wanted it to be the collective of those dudes and put a name on it,” said Lupe. “Like they already kinda put us all in the same box. They kinda put us in the same family of MC’s whether it be the hipster rappers or the nerd rappers…Since they putting us in a box, might as well own the box. And write our name on the box and paint it the color we want it.”




Lupe also revealed in his interview with Hip-Hop Nation that an All City Chess Club “Beamin” remix is about half-way done.




(this info was found on HiphopDx.com )
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On The Come Up (J.Cole)

uprising artist J. Cole and music producer 9th Wonder created a soundtrack to EA’s latest basketball game “Elite 2011″, J. Cole son after released this track “The Plan” which is something of what we could expect to hear while playing .Elite 2011, Cole being a basketball fanatic uses well placed imagery in this song but keeps his consistency as an artist. Definitely an artist on the “comeup”


J.Cole -The Plan by WWW.VIIMAG.COM

J. Cole - "Who Dat"

"I think it was an excellent reception," Cole told SOHH. "I just wish I would've explained to people more that it was a one shot, that we shot on film and even when you watch it in HD version it looks incredible because it was on 35mm film which is what they use to shoot movies with. Even with that said I think people respect the fact that I went home [to Fayetteville, NC]. I didn't come out with a whole bunch of jewelry, a whole bunch of light skinned girls with short shorts on. It's a real organic feeling video. I really wish I would've explained more to people but you know in time people will get it. They'll see all the imagery and all the little signs."

"I just do weird stuff. Even the fact, coming out with 'Who Dat.' It's not the typical song that's going to be on the radio, it's not the typical song that's going to play in the clubs but that's what it felt like," he added. "That was the feeling. It felt like the move so we moved. It's going to do it's job, it's going to do what it's supposed to do. I think the video was the same way. It was like, 'Yo, we love this idea. Let's do it.' Forget about the rules and what your first video is supposed to be. I'm supposed to [have] X amount of scenes and this amount of light skinned girls. I just like to do things my way."(via SOHH)

Thank god.

J.Cole's Cole World is currently scheduled for an October release through RocNation/Columbia Records.