X Is Not Feeling the Drake Aaliyah Album Concept

 SPEAK X!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  "I ain't met one gangsta from Toronto." - DMX

Remember When......

Gotham Return of the Dog!!!!!

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I still remember that day cuz Big Pun's Capital Punishment dropped the same day. Me and my boys all cut out of High School in New Rochelle and rode 2 cars drop to Fordham rd to get those albums. We had to be the 1st one in the school to bang this. I'll be honest I had to listen to X's album front to back a few time before it clicked. He was so different so against the grain. We stayed flipping between Pun and X's albums for weeks.



Im glad to see this and hope X has more in store for this soft ass Hip Hop Industry.

DMX Hits Power 105 for a lil Catching Up

Y-O's truest touches on a few topics during this Breakfast club interview. Always glad to see X in the game......

"I don't like anything about Drake. I don't like his fucking voice. I don't like what he talks about. I don't like his face. I don't like the way he walks. Nothing."

X speaks on Rick Ross

LOL!!!! How you say you dont like his face!?!? X is a trip!!!

DMX "Last Hope"

Always good to hear the dog do his thing. Can he ever get it all the way back again?

Jay-Z Vs Dmx.......The Legend of "The Battle"

Ski Beatz, Sauce Money, and the Ruff Ryders' co-founder Waah Dean tell some lesser known facts about the Bronx battle on a pooltable between the Roc-A-Fella honcho and Darkman X.

At some point in the mid-early '90s, at a small, smoke-filled pool hall in the Bronx, a Brooklyn-based emcee named Jay-Z battled an up-and-comer from Yonkers known as DMX. X, who cabbed in to town from Baltimore just for the event, stated in his 2003 autobiography that he had no original intentions of getting involved that night. He was there as a witness, who’d only enter the fray if absolutely necessary. And, soon enough, it was. “The people knew that were the top dogs of our crews,” he wrote, “and they wanted us to go at it and after a few more rounds, I just couldn’t stand to the side anymore. It was time to hold down the fam.”

To this day, details of the battle between Jay (who was an affiliate repping Original Flavor at the time) and DMX (who stood alongside an Uptown-based group called the Harlem Knights) remain murky. So HipHopDX caught up with three people who were in attendance—Original Flavor member Ski (n/k/a Ski Beatz), Jay-Z/Original Flavor associate Sauce Money, and Ruff Ryders co-founder Waah Dean—to learn more about what went down that night. Each of the three admitted that many of the specifics have faded from memory, but that they’d recall what they could.

Waah Dean: We did [the battle] on neutral grounds. Instead of doing it in Brooklyn or Yonkers, we did it in the Bronx.

Ski Beatz: When I rolled up, I was with Dame Dash, Tone Hooker, Jay-Z, and I think some of Dame’s people from Harlem—his crew called The Best Out. That was the name of his crew, from Harlem. I think Dame set [the battle] up. It was like a Brooklyn-Uptown/Harlem kind of thing. So we all met at the pool hall, in the Bronx.

Waah Dean: We heard some things about Jay-Z from Brooklyn, and from Dame, and we’d bump heads with their people every now and again. The word was out that we had these guys that was doing similar things—traveling to different areas and [battling]—so we knew in a matter of time we was gonna be in a place where somebody was gonna make the phone call, and say, ‘Yeah, we got this guy standing here, and they all wanna be here…’ and that happened. So we knew what was up. We didn’t really look for anybody, we just dealt with the situation as it was there. We knew [DMX] was one of the best, one of the greatest, so we wasn’t worried about no artist coming after him.

Sauce Money: Everybody who battled, I think it was myself, there might’ve been a girl—we had a girl, her name was Roughness—and T-Strong, and Jay. We had to get on top of the pool tables, so whoever’s battling, they’re standing on the pool table, going at it.

Waah Dean: There was no room in the building to stand at, so the only way to do it was to stand on the pool tables so everybody could see.

Sauce Money: The pool table was like a boxing ring. We were standing on opposite sides of the pool table going back-and-forth. While we were rapping, niggas were pulling out guns—all kinds of crazy shit.

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Another Dose of X From The Monster! "Time to get Paid"

It's a great day indeed!

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DMX “Change Is Gonna Come” (Prod. By Swizz Beatz)

God I hope the Dog can get it together and give us something we can feel in teh Hip Hop game again. Good move Swizz.

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Sunday Hip Hop Throwback: Method Man, MX & Jayo Felony

Drag-On- Letter To X

914 feels this......X's heart, force and flow re-energized the streets. But will he ever reclaim what he once had? In spite of all that Drag-On drops a few personal bar for the DarkMan.

After the Jump we keep it Ruff Ryder with a new video from Sheek, Kiss and Styles P!!!

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Hold ya Head X