“No Facebook, Text Book”
Wale drops visuals for his tribute song dedicated to the Detroit Lions Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders.
Scarface (1983) starring Al Pacino as Tony Montana
#1. Drake – Take Care – 631,000 (631,000)
#11. Childish Gambino – Camp – 52,000 (52,000)
#17. Webbie – Savage Life 3 – 30,000 (30,000)
#18. Wale – Ambition – 29,000 (234,000)
#24. Mac Miller – Blue Slide Park – 25,000 (170,000)
#25. Lil Wayne – Tha Carter IV – 25,000 (1,693,000)
#33. J. Cole – Cole World: The Sideline Story – 18,000 (405,000)
#78. Tech N9ne Collabos – Welcome To Strangeland – 7,000 (33,000)
#99. Drake – Thank Me Later – 4,900 (1,489,000)
#106. Pusha T – Fear Of God 2: Let Us Pray – 4,300 (13,000)
* data comes from Nielsen Soundscan, rounded to nearest thousandth for units above 10,000, nearest hundredth for units below 10,000.
Master P dropped off 100 Turkeys in Baton Rouge for the Thanksgiving Holiday! Uggggggghhhhh!
Rooted in the conflict for democracy in Burma, the documentary Art As A Weapon looks at how street art and Buddhism are working together. From Buddhist monks writing poetry to school kids learning how to use spray paint and renowned artist Shepard Fairey making an appearance to lend his support, the documentary aims to not only use “art as a weapon,” but also as an agent of change.
Apple’s largest retail store is under construction in Grand Central Terminal in New York City. It takes up an entire mezzanine level at one end of the grand hall. Currently, the construction site is boxed up and draped in black, they added a large digital sign with lettering that flips just like the signs showing the latest trains and tracks above the ticket booths.
The store was supposed to open in time for Black Friday, but now it looks like it won’t be ready until December 9. When it does open, it will be the largest Apple store in the world, with 23,000 square feet and 300 employees.
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1017 Brick Squad CEO Gucci Mane has teamed with Oakland newcomer V-Nasty for a new album. The disc will be released December 13 on Warner Bros. Records.
Peep the tracklisting below courtesy of Hiphop-N-More.
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