SP1200

Vacation

Beep Beep Feat Yung Joc

The Realist

Stunt

New Joint featuring Akon which i’m assuming is off the WE Global album

Listen to: Cocaine Cowboy

With all the jabs thrown back and forth, “apologies” and with T.I. recently stating he had no real problem with Luda it makes sense to see them FINALLY colab on a track. Tell me what y’all think out there?

Listen to Wish you Would Feat T.i,

I told y’all I was back, so I’m going in.. you can consider this the first FRIDAY FIX session to coast y’all on your way to the club, hittin’ the block up or just something to zone out to! So cover me I’m GOING IN!

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Lil’ wayne-ft-yung-joc-t-pain-got-money-remix

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This is supposedly the first single off the Theatre of the mind Lp [In stores 10/21]

This is definitely something to bump to but I wanna see Luda come harder for his first joint, but we’ll see til then

Listen to I know what girls like featuring Chris Breezy and Sean “The Pen” Garrett

Atlanta rapper Ludacris has found himself in hot water as his new pro-Barack Obama song has offended women’s political group, WomenCount, who are now calling for a public apology.

“Politics: Obama is Here” takes a jab at previous Democrat candidate Hilary Clinton with the line “Hillary hated on you, so that b*tch is irrelevant.” Despite the minor mention, Barack’s camp immediately issued a statement claiming Luda should be “ashamed of these lyrics.”

“As Barack Obama has said many, many times in the past, rap lyrics today too often perpetuate misogyny, materialism, and degrading images that he doesn’t want his daughters or any children exposed to,” the statement read. “This song is not only outrageously offensive to Senator Clinton, Reverend Jackson, Senator McCain, and President Bush, it is offensive to all of us who are trying to raise our children with the values we hold dear.”

WomenCount, which has started a campaign called “Stop the Silence” in an effort to eliminate gender bias in the media, claim the song promotes hatred and sexist language.

“This is not an issue of being PC,” said Rosemary Camposano, communications director for WomenCount, in a statement. “This is about beginning the grinding and painful process of rooting this kind of hate language and behavior whenever and wherever it exists. The Democratic leadership have pledged to unhinge our nation from gender-bias, hate-language and misogyny and we are taking them at their word.”

WomenCount was established to ensure that women’s values and votes are counted in the political process. During this year’s election the group has run a series of ads for the presidential campaign and contributed to women’s candidates running for Congress.

As of press time there has been no word from the DTP representatives’ camp.