LALA VASQUEZ
Posted in HEARTATTACK on March 16, 2010 by eaturheartoutMINI MOGUL
Posted in HEARTATTACK on March 16, 2010 by eaturheartout‘the son of a king so why would I ever bow down?’
diggy simmons flows on nas’ made you look
I really hope he wrote all this himself
ROB K
Posted in HEARTATTACK on March 16, 2010 by eaturheartoutDRAKE ALBUM REVIEW
Posted in HEARTACHES on March 12, 2010 by eaturheartoutReview From Drake’s, “Thank Me Later,” Listening Session

1) There’s a song on the disc called “Fireworks” that has the greatest beat ever. Drake has this sidekick producer called 40, and he’s talented. I met him as well this afternoon and he’s also a good kid. He’s about to be very, very busy. “Fireworks” has a hook on it courtesy of Kings of Leon. It’s catchy.
2) There is a Kanye West–produced track on the album that comes with a story. The track was made by Kanye for Beyonce, but Drake really wanted it so he wrote her a handwritten letter asking if he could use it. She read it and thought it was sweet and e–mailed him to give her permission. It’s a great track.
5) He sings on a bunch of tracks on the album.
6) This Saturday Drake will be in L.A. doing a track with Dr. Dre and Eminem.
Full Story: Ace Burpee
USHER FT. TI – GULTY
Posted in HEARTATTACK on March 11, 2010 by eaturheartout
IM ON THIS ONE REALLY HEAVY………USHER ALBUM DROPS MAR. 30
NICKI MINAJ X FADER MAG
Posted in HEARTACHES on March 11, 2010 by eaturheartoutBorn Onika Maraj in Jamaica, Queens, Minaj grew up with her parents and older brother and attended LaGuardia High (“the Fame school”) for acting. But despite the appearance of a nuclear family, behind the scenes was tumultuous, her father addicted to drugs and alcohol, and her mother supporting them on a nurse’s aid salary of $200 a week. “From a very early age, I didn’t know what peace was like,” she says. “I didn’t know what it was like to go to sleep and not know if something crazy was going to happen, so I think I was always kind of crazy, loud and random. My father was out of control. Stealing our furniture, selling it, stealing our money to get drugs.” Minaj’s mother held the family together, was her first strong female role model and fostered her interest in music. “My mother was my best friend all my life. We would sing together. I knew every Diana Ross by the age of eight. Nobody would expect me to know those songs, but my mom would be singing ‘I Hear a Symphony’ and all this crazy stuff. That’s what I grew up on, loving how music allowed me to escape.”
THE GAME LIKES BIG GIRLS
Posted in HEARTBREAKS on March 11, 2010 by eaturheartout
GAME IS ACTUALLY KINDA NICE LIVE…. I SEEN HIM A COUPLE TIME AND HE ALWAYS PUTS ON A GOOD SHOW









