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Fabolous talks about working with Chris Brown and Violetta on his new music video “Ready.” He also looks back at his 1998 video “So Into You” with Tamia.

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Kendrick Lamar discusses the “Backseat Freestyle” video with Fuse, addressing his father’s appearance as well as the “very nice clone” of Sherane.

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In an Intimate Interview with Fuse, Big Boi talks about alternate career ambitions and the dorky collections he had as a kid.

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Cee Lo talks about working on new album “Age Against the Machine” with a reunited Goodie Mob and gives his advice to new Voice judges.

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2 Chainz talks to Ashanti about his early days as Tity Boi with Lil Wayne and working with Kanye West on “Birthday Song.”

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Joe Budden recently choped it up with Fuse to discuss new Slaughterhouse news, explaining how he’s excited to hit the studio to record their next album while sober. During the interview, Joey said that the quartet was abusing substances during the recording of welcome to: OUR HOUSE, but that they’ve overcome their demons and will apply that to their next record.

Budden:

“I’ll say this about my Slaughterhouse brothers, I’m real anxious to work on the next Slaughterhouse project,” he said. “We all – and not to break anybody’s anonymity – we all battled a lot of demons recording that last album and I think we managed to beat them all. I was high recording that entire album, and I was probably high during all the interviews as well. … Royce doesn’t drink Patron anymore. Crook doesn’t drink, Joell doesn’t drink. So this next Slaughterhouse project, it’s almost going to be like a whole new group. I can’t wait.”

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!llmind spoke to FUSE on “The Mixdown” recently about his major contribution to G.O.O.D. Music’s Cruel Summer album, specifically production credit for “The Morning” an accomplishment that he states has changed his life. He confesses that he made the beat almost 2 years ago, and would never have thought it could get him as far as it did.

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After having the interview with Ashanti about his album, Lupe performed Around My Way (Freedom Ain’t Free) from his latest album Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Part 1 at Fuse’s studios.

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