If this video is any indication of Kanye West’s brilliance as a Director, he’s about as smart as a bag of potatoes. Given the abundance of T&A (mostly “T”), “Best I Ever Had” leaves the viewer wondering if there is an X rated version. Good if you’re a prepubescent teen or, simply horny, but other than the idea of satisfying hormonal needs/desires, there isn’t much to it.

After filming her very first video shoot where she’s the subject of the rapper’s (Method Man) desire, Myammee does a brief interview where she discusses how she intends to spend her winnings from “I Love Money 2.”

In this clip she says she hasn’t actually received the check yet (damn, how long does it take?), so she hasn’t spent a dime yet. However, once she does cash in, she plans to tithe her church then take care of the fam bam. Her priorities seem to be in order…

VH1 reality show stars Prancer and Cali understandably had the Internet buzzing today when racy images of the two baring their breasts were released on Media Takeout. The shots, which indicate the two have squashed any beef that was instigated on “I Love Money 2,” suggest their relationship has exceeded “friendly” boundaries.

Since getting breast implants earlier this year, Prancer proclaimed she would enjoy them in no uncertain terms, but who would have ever thought she’d convince Cali to get in on the fun?

Many are wondering if the next step for Prancer and Cali will be a sex tape and who are we to think otherwise? Based on the gallery and video below, it’s definitely a possibility.

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Easily one of the Bay Area’s most anticipated projects of the year, Jimmie Reign’s debut album Pretty Girl is gaining headway with hit single after hit single.

“Make You Wait” is the latest of the bunch. Released to YouTube last week, this high def vid finds the O.G. Go Girl doing the obvious.

For more info on this Bay Area bombshell, go to www.myspace.com/jimmiereign1.

Whether you think this is some opportunistic venture for Daz Dillinger to promote his company and/or record label, or you believe this is a sincere tribute to the greatest rapper of all time, is really of no consequence. The truth is, this mixtape is about Daz sharing his experience with Tupac as a rapper and a person.

Responsible for a good majority of 2pac’s Death Row material (beat wise), this street tape is more or less a tribute in the sense that Daz raps over beats 2pac made special. Nothing more, nothing less.

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