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Questlove’s Black Fist Friday Guest Mix on Hot97 (Audio)

Mikey Fresh — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 18:14:19 +0000

After having Pete Rock kick off the “Black Fist Fridays” Throwback at Noon series, Mister Cee tapped Questlove to spin his favorite tunes this afternoon. He mixed it up with an incredible selection of classics from J. Dilla, Mos Def, Tribe, and all the oldies. Quest dedicated his set to Dilla, who he says was his mentor.

It was also hilarious that Questlove said one of the main reasons he was able to remain great friends with Jay-Z for over decade was because Hov is also a secret nerd at heart. The Roots drummer admitted their bond comes from a nerd-like place.

Listen: Questlove’s Black Fist Friday Guest Mix on Hot97

Download: Questlove’s Black Fist Friday Guest Mix on Hot97 (Audio)

Hit the jump to see 10 Facts About J Dilla You Might Not Know.

1. His Father Ghost-Wrote “It’s a Shame” For The Spinners
2. His First Job Was As A Junior Police Cadet
3. He Studied To Become An Air Force Pilot
4. His First Musical Mentor Was Amp Fiddler, Not Q-Tip
5. NBA Star John Salley Once Managed Him

Click here to see the full Complex feature, written by Chairman Mao!

New Video: Quadron “Ex-Factor”

FWMJ — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 21:20:53 +0000

Awesome Plug Research duo Quadron released a gorgeous soul album earlier this year. They’ve done a string of shows opening for Raphael Saadiq, and releasing some great Remix EP/Maxi-Single (remember those?) projects as well. Here, Coco covers Lauryn Hill’s “Ex-Factor” with awesome results.

Damn, I miss Lauryn Hill.

After the jump to check their cover of Michael Jackson’s “Baby Be Mine”

Ed Lover x Hot97’s ‘Yo! MTV Raps Classic Cuts’ Throwback Mix

Miss Info — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 18:41:38 +0000

Our co-worker DJ Mr. Cee invited Kiss FM’s Ed Lover to take over the Hot97 Throwback At Noon for a special tribute mix to Yo! MTV Raps.

New Mix: Ed Lover’s ‘Yo! MTV Raps’ Throwback at Noon mix

This Sunday, MTV2 is bringing back that iconic hip hop video show, Yo! MTV Raps, with a special episode called Classic Cuts. The show features the original host, Ed Lover, along with our pals like Shaheem Reid, Jayson Rodriguez, Peter Rosenberg and more…as well as yours truly, Miss Info. We’ll be talking about “classic cuts” like ATCQ’s “Scenario”, Ice Cube’s “Today Was a Good Day”, Geto Boys’ “Mind’s Playin’ Tricks On Me” and more. And the show hunted down the legends behind the songs and their contemporaries, interviewing Q Tip, Scarface, Ice Cube, Wiz Khalifa, DJ Khaled, Questlove, Busta Rhymes, Mac Miller, Machine Gun Kelly, Young Jeezy, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Phife, Fat Joe, Common, Mike Epps, Ice T, Meek Mill, Tyga, and Naughty By Nature. The show airs at 12 midnight this Sunday, Dec 4th…right after the MTV2 Sucker Free Awards (which I think I’m also on, lol).

Thank you so much to the Sucker Free Awards team and the ‘Yo! MTV Raps’ Presents Classic Cuts team for inviting me to be part of their shows : )

MOBILE USERS…listen to Ed Lover’s mix…
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Dipset Talks to Miss Info About the Roc-a-Fella Days, Mariah Carey and More

Mikey Fresh — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 02:40:50 +0000

This afternoon, Miss Info hosted an epic Q&A session with The Diplomats for The Red Bull Music Academy’s Five Out of Five concert series. The big four from Harlem, Killa Cam, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana and Freekey Zekey closed out the week of RBMA events with an incredibly candid story-telling session about the making of their 2003 classic, Diplomatic Immunity. They shared everything from who really created the name The Diplomats, Juelz’s awkward audition, and of course, all the complicated relationships between the Roc-A-Fella family and the Dipset crew….

Mikey: Dipset fans, this 2-hours long session was f*ckin incredible. All the little side stories of how Cam’s was mad as hell when he first met Juelz…all the drama surrounding the “I Really Mean It” video…their experience at Roc-A-Fella’s Baseline Studios…and of course, the build up of tension with Jay-Z. I can’t even begin to explain how epic Cam’s Hov impersonation was!! Video can’t even give you the full scope of it. But check out this clip of the guys explaining why they ended up beefing with Jay-z during Cam’ron’s time as a Roc artist. We’ll make sure to bring you more footage of the hilarious Dipset stories. (Props to Nigel D for the footage)

MissInfo: Un-friggin-believable. Honestly, I’m dead tired because I stayed up all night checking album credits and watching Dipset youtubes in preparation for today. So I’m in no mental state to break down all the hilarious gems from today. But we will edit some clips soon. I got great feedback from all the Dipset fans who were there, and I hope that the upcoming footage provides you guys with clarity and entertainment.
(PS: I know that traditionally, the Red Bull Music Academy sessions focus more on the nuts and bolts of music production, from samples to engineering, to lyric analysis. That’s not what Dipset does. But Just Blaze, Young Guru, Heatmakerz, Opera Steve, Lenny S, Skitzo, Duke Da God are great resources for that. Meanwhile, if certain folks can’t appreciate how Cam, Jim, Juelz and Zeke re-live their creative process with anecdotes, rather than through liner notes….then you’re missing the forest for the trees. #message)

Miss Info asks Cam’ron about Mariah Carey’s trip to Harlem during the “Oh Boy” days….
and Juelz remembers a visit to Destiny’s Child’s dressing room…
After the jump..

Ouch! Complex Rates “The 50 Worst Rap Album Fails”

Miss Info — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 09:03:24 +0000

(#30, Public Enemy’s Muse Sick-n-Hour Mess Age: I knew Complex wouldn’t let me down by leaving this gem off their 50 Greatest Worst Rap Album Fails. I remember my outrage when this album dropped. Actually, the outrage started when I had to read the album title out loud repeatedly to figure it out what it meant. Which actually makes it favorite bad rap titles.)

My buds at Complex got balls for this one. Rather than their usual 50 heaps of praise on a hip hop legends (or someone just newly hot), this time they’ve compiled a list of the not so proud moments in hip hop, the un-triumphant releases, the s–tstains on some stellar careers. I don’t know how they span 30 years worth of mediocre, horrible, and a few amazing albums…I usually have to look through my crates of old cds to even remember that The Ecleftic happened. But I’m pretty sure some of these fails will be hotly debated.

Do you agree with the low points?
Plus an old Shortie anecdote ; )
After the jump

Some of the targeted fails come from artists of lowered expectation, like #39 Kriss Kross Da Bomb, and #36 MC Hammer The Funky Headhunter….no surprise there. But do you agree that A Tribe Called Quest’s Beats, Rhymes, & Life is a fail? And what about Jay-Z’s Kingdom Come? Complex writes: “The songs themselves were a bad mix of forgettable (“Anything,” “I Made It”), weak (“Show Me What You Got,” “Dig A Hole”), and downright embarrassing (“30 Something,” “Hollywood”).” And do you think Curren$y is heated about one of his favorite albums showing up at #27?

So….Here’s a Funny Story:
#17, LL Cool J, 14 Shots To The Dome: I think LL is absolutely one of the true kings of hip hop. His story is the stuff of legend. But I agree, this album was a low point. In fact, when this album came out, a not-so-nice review by Shortie came out in The Source. Allegedly, an enraged Russell Simmons called up Shortie’s editors, screaming about the “hateful” review that may or may not have caused his artist to have an emotional meltdown. Well, at least that’s what I heard ; )

Check out the full 50 Worst Rap Album Fails on Complex!

Lil Wayne Freestyles and Dances to Beyonce’s “Single Ladies”

Mikey Fresh — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 13:20:53 +0000

Mikey: This is hiliarious and I’m sure Weezy will receive much Twitter slander for his epic jam session to Beyonce’s “Single Ladies.” I’m not sure what got him so hyped, but with his flip cam in hand and Bey cranked up, Wayne proceeds to dumb out in front if his boys.

MissInfo: What is with the Beyonce/Destiny’sChild karaoke with these YM-ers? Weezy’s zoning out to “Single Ladies”….and just last weekend, Drake did that weird zooted rendition of The Weeknd x Destiny’s Child “Say My Name”?
Is Matthew Knowles sending out his resume reel or something?

If you missed the Drake “Say My Name” clip, it’s posted after the jump!

(MissInfo: I’m on the fence about this tank top situation)

Notorious B.I.G. Performing on Jon Stewart’s Short-Lived 90’s Talk Show (Video)

Miss Info — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 06:58:39 +0000

Wow. Totally completely wow. Watch this vintage TV clip from the mid-90’s of the late great Notorious B.I.G. performing “Big Poppa” with a live band, back-up singers, Puff Daddy and Lil’ Cease…on MTV’s The Jon Stewart Show. Can you imagine? 1994-1995: Jon Stewart actually had a hour-long talk show on MTV that competed with the big boys like Dave Letterman and Jay Leno. Obviously it failed. But the same team created The Daily Show later, and just look how great it’s become.
But getting back to BIG….this would have been one of the few and biggest TV looks that Biggie could have gotten at the time. I don’t know that they were as open minded to hip hop on the Tonight Show as they are now? And you can hear the influence of the g-funk trend in the cheesy jazzified live band and singers. I still love it though.
Props to ThaaRapBasement for the gem.

DMX Breaks Down his Issues With Jay-Z, Love for Nicki Minaj and Relationship w/ Ja-Rule

Mikey Fresh — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 20:43:14 +0000

Earlier this afternoon, part of 2 of my crazy ass talk with DMX was released on VIBE.com. In this section we talked about everything from what X hates about today’s hip-hop (Skinny jeans!), Nicki Minaj, Drake, his story behind his beef with Jay-Z, Ja-Rule and a bunch of other Darkman X craziness. But actually I think things are about to get even more interesting… let me ask you guys, do you think Ross really reached out to X?

stay tuned!

VIBE: Damn. Have you even been able to have a conversation with Jay?
DMX: I’ve not talked to him yet, since. But I had a show November 18th, before I got locked up–No November 12th I had the show. And somebody in the crowd was like ‘What’s up with Jay-Z’ and I was like ‘Fuck Jay-Z’. And it ended up all over the place. So he called Swizz, Swizz called me, and he tells Swizz ‘Yoo, why your man dissin me? I was gonna do a song with him’—Coulda, woulda, shoulda. Fucking bullshit. I don’t wanna hear that shit. And like ‘Yo, can you just get him to say he ain’t mean it’—NO! I’m not saying that. What I did say is if he wanna talk to me, I’m man enough to let him know why it’s ‘Fuck You’, but it’s still ‘Fuck You’! That’s what it is. I’ll let you know why, I can do that. It ain’t like you gotta worry about me running up on you shooting you. It ain’t that serious. You don’t owe me nothing. But if you want an explanation as to why it’s ‘Fuck You’, I’ll be more than happy to tell you why.

DMX: I do like Nicki Minaj—how she getting at em. Haven’t heard the album, but the couple of singles I’ve heard—“Did It On Em,” you know what I’m saying? That “Boom boom boom.” Some shit, “Bang”—whatever. I like her style. And Kiss got a new joint too that I’m feeling.

VIBE: Speaking of Nicki, how are you feeling about Lil Wayne and Drake?
Hmmm…no comment. I don’t like Drake. It’s nothing that he did to me, He actually is talented. He’s very talented.

read more after the jump…

So what really went wrong there?
I have a few inside people who confirmed my suspicions that they were trying to make me leave. Like ‘Yeah they just wanna get you out of there. ‘ That way they can do what they wanna do and this , that, and the other. If you remember, Jay quit. He retired from rapping. But he became president of Def Jam. He gave me the call, he called me personally. So I’m like ‘yeah that’s wassup! My mans is in a position now, he’s the president of the label I’m on, we good! Next thing you know, he’s out of retirement and I’m off the label. What a coincidence.

So the riff between you and Jay is actually a personal matter? I know a lot fans over the years were really curious to know if you and Jay were actually real life friends.
We were real good friends. He came down and heard the album, was like ‘Yeah, that’s wassup. The album’s hot. When you shoot the video?’ Directly after that he started doing some funny shit. You know, that night we went out and shot pool together. He could call me anytime. He called me one time in New York like ‘Yo I want you to come hear this Beans joint.’ I jumped in my truck. I’m a free spirit. I’m not running around with 10 people all the time. I drove down there. I lived in Upstate New York, Mount Kisco and shit. So I jumped in the Suburban, flew down there, ‘What’s up nigga? I’m here for you. That’s how I get down. We played pool there, we hung out in the studio. We ain’t get no work done, but we had a good time. Our birthdays are like a few days apart. So we had a lot in common. And the thing that’s crazy about us is our relationship was a real relationship. Because initially, I didn’t like him and he didn’t like me, so we began to battle. And the battle was like maybe 91 or 92. When he was with Original Flavor.

On top of the pool tables and all of that.
Exactly. In the pool hall in the Bronx. So we had history So it took years for us to get to the point where we were cordial. And we owe that to Irv Gotti. Irv was his man and Irv was my man. I had to tell Irv ‘Yo let me know when he got a show, so I can battle him again.’ Cause I wasn’t trying to kill him or nothing. It wasn’t beef. But I wanted to let him know that you can’t fuck with me, no matter how nice you think you are. And that was only for a few years. We realized what it really was. It was just some battle shit. We realized when you’re young like that you sometimes mistake when you battle somebody for beef. But we realized, there’s no beef involved. I don’t even know you to not like you. We earned each other’s friendship. And we became good friends. We wasn’t hanging out all the time—we two different type of niggas. But you know, if I see him somewhere we hang out.

Yeah I saw there was a picture of you, Foxy, and Ja altogether.
Yeah. It was like, I was sitting in the front and his wife was behind me. And I looked back and I spoke to her. And when I turned around again—actually I was getting up to leave and he was sitting there. So people were already looking at us and knew that I didn’t know he was behind me. It was quiet. So when I turned around and seen him, I could feel all the eyes on me. And I was like ‘Yo watup man’ and gave him a pound and everybody started clapping.

Read the full interview at VIBE.com

The Tupac Quad Studio Confession: Are You Sure You Know Who Shot Pac?

Miss Info — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 14:55:49 +0000

(Tupac in a car with a man is believed to be Haitian Jack Agnant, the former friend that Pac accused on the song “Against All Odds” of being involved in the Quad Studio shooting.)

We all saw the headlines:

“Inmate Confesses to Shooting Tupac Shakur in 1994”

So are you sure you know who shot Tupac at Quad Studios?
Well if you read the same prison confession that I read yesterday….then the answer is:
No…

It was the kite read ’round the world. Seventeen years after Tupac Shakur was shot in the lobby of Manhattan’s Quad Studios, a man named Dexter Isaac released an explosive statement to Allhiphop. The site ran both a detailed story as well as a jpeg of a typed letter, in which Isaac accused controversial music exec Jimmy “Henchman” Rosemond of paying him to participate in a 1994 robbery of Tupac Shakur, which left the rising rap star with 5 bullet wounds. Three men were said to have attacked Pac. He survived the shooting, only to be killed in Las Vegas two years later.
Isaacs, who is currently serving a life sentence in The Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, said he wanted to come clean because he was upset Henchman had accused him of cooperating with a drug investigation.

Here’s an excerpt of Dexter Isaac’s letter (full version after the jump):

Jimmy…I have kept your secrets for years… How dare you call me an informant!…
Mr. Rosemond, if I was an informant like you, I would’ve been home for years ago with my family, not doing life in prison.
Now I would like to clear up a few things, because the statute of limitations is over, and no one can be charged, and I’m just plain tired of listening to your lies.
In 1994, James Rosemond hired me to rob 2Pac Shakur at the Quad Studio. He gave me $2,500 plus all the jewelery I took, except for a ring he wanted for himself… He said he wanted to put the stone in a new setting for his girlfriend at the time, Cynthia Ried [sic]. I still have as proof the chain that we took that night in the robbery…

Isaacs then goes on to hint that he knows details of Tupac and Biggie’s murders. And even throws Diddy into the mix (“Jimmy, you and Puffy like to come off all innocent-like but as the saying goes. You can fool some of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time.”).

But no where on Isaac’s letter, or in Allhiphop’s companion story does this prisoner ever confess to shooting Tupac. Not once. But most of the early coverage skewed it that way…

Time Magazine: “Inmate Confesses To Shooting Tupac Shakur in 1994”
MTV News: “…an imprisoned man has admitted to shooting the late rapper/actor during a robbery at Manhattan’s Quad Studios in November 1994.”
Gawker: “Some Guy: I Shot Tupac”
NYDailyNews: “I shot Tupac Shakur in 1994 robbery on orders of rap manager, claims convicted murderer Dexter Isaac”

The absolute best (and by best, I mean worst) abuse of reading comprehension came from the Huffington Post. They sent a tweet headline that read:
“@HuffPostEnt: SHOCKING: Inmate admits to shooting, killing Tupac Shakur ”

Wow, forget the confession, the real bombshell is that Pac was a zombie from ‘94 to 96. (Thankfully, they’ve since fixed that ridiculous error.) (Update 3: New favorite worst headline: “I Shot Tupac Kapur…“)

If Dexter Isaac really did admit to shooting Tupac, then he also signed himself up for an attempted murder charge to go along with his current life sentence…
More on this, photos and video…
After the jump

Obviously the main point is that this guy Dexter is saying he did a bad thing. But he specifically mentions that he can’t be prosecuted for it “because the statute of limitations is over, and no one can be charged.” Again, that reinforces that he’s not admitting to the shooting. As Eskay pointed out to me: “in NY state there is no statute of limitations on Class A felonies, which the shooting would be classified as (either attempted murder or assault with a deadly weapon).”
So by misrepresenting this guy’s revenge “confession”…media outlets are getting this guy a brand new charge. Add it to the life sentence he already has? (*Update: checking this list of NY statutes, it only lists “murder” as exempt from the statute of limitations. Would attempt murder still qualify? Or would it expire in 5 yrs?*) (Update 2: According to page 31 of this list of NY statutes, all class A felonies are exempt from the statute of limitations. And attempted murder is still a Class A felony.)

Alhiphop’s original headline read “Exclusive: Jimmy Henchman Associate Admits to Shooting Tupac; Apologizes To Pac & B.I.G.’s Mothers“….
But later on, they amended the headline to “Exclusive: Jimmy Henchman Associate Admits to Role in Robbery/Shooting of Tupac; Apologizes To Pac & B.I.G.’s Mothers.”
Few others made the same correction.

Allhiphop’s exclusive was huge, and they’ve also been very diligent in posting the ongoing Jimmy Henchman saga.
But in reading over the Dexter Isaac companion story, I had to ask whether this guy admitted to the shooting to Allhiphop writers during correspondence that was not used in the actual piece. A source told me that yes, there was conversation in addition to the formal letter. Also, Isaac purposely never said he shot Pac, but did take responsibility for being part of the attack, along with 2 other men. One of whom must be the real shooter.

NOTE: At the end of the Allhiphop piece, two other men are named as Dexter Isaac’s “longtime” fellow suspects in the Quad Studio attack: “Spencer “Scooter” Bowens, who is also serving a life sentence and another man named George Roland Campbell.” I didn’t have much luck finding any references to them as longtime suspects. I also consulted veteran Vibe writer Carter Harris (who covered Tupac and Biggie during the period before their deaths) as well a former Jimmy Henchman employee. The suspects that circulated the most after Pac’s shooting were Walter “King Tut” Johnson, Haitian Jack, and Henchman. So is this another new detail from Isaac?

UPDATE:
-Since the news broke yesterday, the NYPD is now saying that they will be investigating Dexter Isaac’s confession. I wonder if they’ll see fit to open an attempted murder case?
-Meanwhile, Jimmy Henchman’s lawyer is calling the accusations “a flat out lie…Dexter Isaac is not claiming this 17 years later to clear his conscience. He’s doing it because he’s told anybody who will listen he doesn’t want to die in prison. He has kids and wants to work off his sentence. He can’t be trusted.” Henchman is still on the run.

UPDATE 2:
TheSmokingGun says that they spoke to Dexter Isaac before the Allhiphop piece, but refused to answer questions about his “debriefings with federal investigators.” TSG also reports:
“In explaining his decision to cooperate with the government, Isaac explained, “I’m not gonna spend the rest of my life in prison,” according to one TSG source. Isaac’s [beef with Jimmy Henchman] apparently stems from his belief that the music manager has not sufficiently aided him or his family while he has been incarcerated.”
The scariest part of the TSG post is the detailed description of how Isaac got his life sentence: hired by a woman to murder of her Egyptian cabdriver husband in exchange for a house note.

Vintage Vibe Magazine video in which Tupac discusses the Quad Studio shooting, his mistrust of the music industry people who were there when it happened, and his soured relationship with Biggie.

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Jimmy Henchman insists to MTV News in 2010 that he did not have anything to do with Tupac’s shooting, and speaks on that insane LA Times/Chuck Phillips Biggie and Tupac story scandal.

Full Transcript of Dexter Isaacs’ statement to Allhiphop:
My name is Dexter Isaac. On Monday, May 23, 2011, James Rosemond released a statement in which he named myself and another individual, a Mr. Winston Harris (who I do not know) as government informants. I would like to clear the record on that statement. I have never been a rat for anybody and I do not have any deals nor was I made any promises by any government agency for information on Mr. Rosemond.
Mr. Rosemond has crucified good reporters like Chuck Phillips at the LA Times, and Alison Gendar at the Daily News for telling the truth about him and his activities. He claims they had no proof that he was a rat for the government, which is an outright lie, because Mr. Rosemond, you signed a proffer agreement with the U.S. Attorney’s office in NY no 10-20-1998. Mr. Rosemond, I have copies of your presentence report from North Carolina dated 1-13-1997 and other documents about you working with the government sending people you befriended to prison so you can maintain your own freedom. I have met with individuals on whom Mr. Rosemond has told.
Jimmy, I say to you: I have kept your secrets for years. You have never been arrested because ofme or anyone of our friends because of me. How dare you call me an informant! I have stayed silent in prison for the past 13 years, doing a life sentence like a real soldier should, when you and everybody have turned your backs on me. I have never gotten any help nor asked for any help from you or anyone since being locked up.
As a matter of fact, when I was first notified a couple years ago that the feds and Chuck Phillips were investigating you, I wrote you and sent you everything they sent me. I kept it real with you because that’s what real G’s do. Anyway, that was before I found out that you were, in fact, already a turncoat rat for the government. Mr. Rosemond, if I was an informant like you, I would’ve been home for years ago with my family, not doing life in prison.
Now I would like to clear up a few things, because the statute of limitations is over, and no one can be charged, and I’m just plain tired of listening to your lies.
In 1994, James Rosemond hired me to rob 2Pac Shakur at the Quad Studio. He gave me $2,500 plus all the jewelery I took, except for a ring he wanted for himself. It was the biggest of the two diamond rings that we took. He said he wanted to put the stone in a new setting for his girlfriend at the time, Cynthia Ried [sic]. I still have as proof the chain that we took that night in the robbery.
Now I’m not going to talk about my friend Biggie’s death or 2Pac’s death, but I would like to give their mothers some closure. It’s about time that someone did, and I will do so at a different time. Jimmy, you and Puffy like to come off all innocent-like but as the saying goes. You can fool some of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time.
Mr. Rosemond, I ask you: Are you going to flip on Puffy when the feds get you? To save yourself like you have done in the past? Because that’s what a rat does. So in closing, we shall see who the rat is, in the near future.
If anyone has any questions regarding these statements or just want to be a friend to a real Soldier fighting for his freedom in prison feel free to write to me at:
Dexter Isaac #49733-053
MDC Brooklyn
PO Box 329002
Brooklyn, NY 11232

Lil’ Wayne Channels Eminem’s Classic “Stan” with “Dear Anne (Stan Part.2)”

Mr.North — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 19:57:20 +0000

Probably one of the more talked about tracks we anticpated for Tha Carter IV actually won’t appear on it anymore. Swizz Beatz has spoken many times about this record he produced for Lil’ Wayne that he envisioned as a follow up to Eminem’s “Stan” titled “Dear Anne.” Today we get the full track as it won’t appear on Weezy’s upcoming new album.

New Music: Lil’ Wayne – “Dear Anne (Stan Part 2)” (prod. by Swizz Beatz)

via KC

Swizz Beatz talks to The Source about the making of “Dear Anne”…
And watch the original Eminem feat. Dido “Stan” video…
after the jump…..

via The Source

The original, award-winning “Stan” video for Eminem and Dido’s chilling classic about a psychotic fan whose letters start taking a twisted turn for the worse. If you’ve never seen this, it’s a must watch.

Previously: MTV Presents: Unplugged Lil’ Wayne (Full Video) | Lil’ Wayne Performs At Bonnaroo 2011 (Video)