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Meek Mill takes his bike out on the dirt track for the first time.

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DJ Prostyle from Power 105.1 interviews Nicki Minaj.

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Hopsin Talks on his thoughts about the government, Elections, Voting. He doesn’t believe in who gets elected that its all “just a game” and that the government is satanic and its ways.

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Future’s album Pluto 3D is out now and he stopped by DJ Reflex to answer some questions made up in less than 10 minutes… real music journalism at it’s best. The fact he seriously thought about an answered Fles’s questions of “On a scale of 1 to 10, what’s your favorite number?” is quite amazing

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NEW MUSIC:Gunplay – Definition Of A Plug (Feat. Yo Gotti)

Gunplay links up with Yo Gotti for a collab on a new banger “Definition Of A Plug”

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Gunplay – Definition Of A Plug (Feat. Yo Gotti) Lyrics

[Hook]

My definition of a plug, nigga (this the definition)
My definition of a plug, nigga (get money, alright)
My definition of a plug, nigga (drug life)
My definition of a plug, nigga (drug life)

[Verse 1]

Come getcha what you want
Maybe front you one
If you cool, front you two
Let you do what you do
Ain’t no drugs without a plug
That’s like a plate without the grub
Like a hood without the fuzz
Like a nose without the snub
Nothin’ snappin’, nothin’ poppin’
No connect, there ain’t no profit
Damn dog, I whipped it hard
Can’t go back and soften it
It’s a drought, nothin’ ‘round
Not a pound, lookin’ awful
Not a brick, not a nick
Clack, click, it’s time for office
Now my fool just threw me four
Got some good news for my folk
Took that trip, hit that road
Dirty, far from fifty-four
I’m a hustler
Definition of a thug nigga
Drug life
And this my definition of a plug, nigga…

[Hook]

[Verse 2]

My definition of a plug is a Mexican
Put the work in the gas tank, and ship it in
Plugs, nigga, there’s different type of plugs
‘Cause I’m a plug myself
Ten brick minimum, I was really dealin’ em
Plug gold chains, gold watches
I’m a dope boy, I am
I get that second, pass it off to Old Boy
Definition of a bitch is a rat, nigga
So never, ever, ever do that, nigga
House smellin’ like yayo
Taste that residue
Got a million out the streets
Who’d of ever knew?
I’m talkin’ UPS
The way it travel mint
I’m talkin’ Fed Ex
To keep it ‘round me

[Hook]

[Verse 3]

The fuckin’ definition, pussy nigga, I got pigeons
In the kitchen lookin’ like I scaled 1000 fishes
Junkies itching, bitchin’
Ain’t seen a decent rock in months
Now they back to rollin’ reefer
Picture crackheads crackin’ blunts
This the dope game, baby
Got a whole thing with me
Dope dollars
No bloodstains came with it
Time’s money
Whip a eighth in eight minutes
The white team winnin’
Won a game in eight innings
They know I throw narcota
So they knock on my door harder
Got a starter kit
‘Bout to start another Carter
I’m a hustler
Definition of a thug nigga
Drug life
And this my definition of a plug, nigga…

What’s your definition, fool?

[Hook]

Best Of Hard Knock TV exclusive interview with Joe Budden. Part 1 starts with Budden talking to Nick Huff Barili about his evolution from the Mood Muzik mixtapes to his new mixtape “A Loose Quarter”. Joe elaborates that he has some unfinished business to tend to saying he needs to place his flag down where it belongs in Hip Hop. Budden brought out Ab-Soul to perform “Cut from a different Cloth” during his LA show and in this interview he explains how him and the Black Hippie cliqued immediately. Joe goes on to talk about the difference between touring solo as opposed to with his group Slaughterhouse. Part 1 ends with Budden talking about how faith has gotten him through depression in his life as well as how his Mom “checking” him inspired the new track Momma Said.

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After 50 Cent made comments this morning that French Montana sold out DJ Khaled by giving him footage of his mother and homes, the two are back to exchanging words on Twitter.

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We revived info that Pusha T was sending more shots at Lil Wayne and Birdman on an upcoming Ludacris’ track “Tell Me What They Mad For”. Mikey Fresh caught up with Pusha at the V-Mix show last night and asked him about the track. Pusha confirms that he was indeed dissing Lil Wayne and Birdman on his verse and reveals that Luda asked him to change his verse but he wouldnt. It isnt clear if the track will make it onto Luda’s upcoming album “Ludaversal”.