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This is pretty cool. Now you can finally dress like all the rappers you hate love in real life-without leaving your room. Not the best choice for the first music video to exhibit this new idea, but that Diplo beat? It just sounds too much like that bounce in Chicago's percolating beat wave. In other words, it makes trying to look like Iggy Azalea somewhat bearable and an ok idea at the time. Can't wait for a director to do this with Nas-White t-shirt, jeans, Yankees fitted: SURPRISE! All available at H+M.

Suck at basketball?

But really like playing basketball? Start playing football on the basketball court. It'll work out. Trust me.

This kid's pretty good too:

 

James Justice in the NCAA Dunk Contest hailing from Martin Methodist College. Oh, and he's 5'9".

J.Cole vs. Diggy (?)

I'm terrified for J.Cole

So about a month and a half ago, J.Cole released "Grew Up Fast" to celebrate his 2 millionth Twitter follower. And yes, there is a slight diss for Diggy in the first verse, comparing him to his uncle, Russell-slight, as in, nonexistent. But then, J.Cole cleared anything up before it got bigger than it should have by saying, "No diss to the young boy," and even offers to share some of the excessive groupie love he probably definitely gets on tour with the young one. Cool.

Oh wait, this is the version Diggy apparently heard: "Yo, Diggy, you suck. BLOCKA BLOCKA BLOCKA. SHOTS FIRED SON."

Hence, Diggy's "What You Say To Me." Well, this is gonna be interesting.

UPDATE: My ever so diligent girlfriend has pointed out some minor errors on this beef. Diggy felt most of the heat from J.Cole's "Purple Rain" and not "Grew Up Fast," despite the mention of Vanessa Simmons' name in "Grew Up Fast." Point is, why get so worked up over the past and something out of your control? Sure J.Cole didn't have to write those verses about any of the Simmons, but he did. Move on or get even. Don't make a weak track and then whine on the radio.