Greg was supposed to let me know when he was leaking this but I guess he forgot, so I had to spot it over at 2DopeBoyz. Anyway, hot record right here. As soon as I can leak the one without Greg on it, you will have it.

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I saw this in person in Ye’s dressing room last week after the final GITD Tour stop at Foxwoods Casino and I did a triple take. The bag is truly amazing. I was told by an LV saleswoman today that you can order custom pieces from LV, they just take a year and start at $3,000. Hey, if you got it flaunt it right?

Most of us can’t but if you wanna rock that Damier Azure print without breaking the bank, spring for the keychain ($165) or the belt ($385). I know some of yall spend in that range for kicks but I’d pass on a pair of Jordan IV retros (the countdown pack ones pale in comparison to the ones from 1999) and spring for the belt. You can wear it regularly without worrying about it getting dirty, scuffed or wrinkled and there’s little is doesn’t go with.

Saw this trailer before Pineapple Express last night, looks really funny. Favorite line: “I love you so much it’s retarded.”

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Pitchfork: “Waters of Nazareth” and “D.A.N.C.E.” were remixed by so many people. Do you ever listen to remixes of yourselves?

Xavier: Yeah, we do.

Pitchfork: What are your favorites?

Xavier: For “D.A.N.C.E.” it was Wale. He’s a rapper from Washington, D.C., and he did the best thing that happened to this track. We are sure that if he would release it, it would be a hundred times bigger than our song and we are just pushing him to release it. I hope he’s going to release it one day. We love this song because for us it sounds like Will Smith, you know? Like, when we got this song we loaded the Will Smith video on YouTube [for] “Getting Jiggy With It”. We are just putting that track on top of the video. It’s perfect. It’s like a hit, you know? We were dancing behind our table looking at the video. It’s really cool. He’s a good rapper.

Saw it tonight. HIGHLY recommended (get it? double entendre because the movie is a stoner comedy and “highly recommended” is a popular catchphrase).

Kanye taking a bow before walking off stage
Last night I took Kelly, my best friend from high school, to the final stop on the Glow in the Dark Tour at Foxwoods Casino in CT. The show was great, better than the two other times I saw it. Kanye added “Put On” to the setlist and added some drama to his stage setup. He showcased his band with a camera in the orchestra pit which was very cool too. At the end of the show he talked to the audience for a while and definitely broke down his whole “thing” which really derives from being very passionate about what he does. The audience seemed to really dig what he was saying. More pics after the jump (more…)

Not sure how I feel about the Nelly rapsinging on this song.