T-Pain introduces the I Am T-Pain Mic at the Consumer Electronics Show this past week, similar to the I Am T-Pain App the microphone is built by toy company Jakks Pacific. The auto-tune mic will go on sale for $39.99 and will be available in stores by June/July.
T-Pain mentions he’s working on more tech projects, check the jump for more viral press on this product.
Common freestyles for BlackBerry users at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. He was mainly there to promote the BlackBerry Playbook and other RIM devices. Check the jump below for his interview with Lara Spencer during the conference. Continue Reading…
50 Cent talks with CNET about the details of Sleek by 50, investing in other tech companies and his new album that is set for release this summer.
BlackBerry licensed music from Common’s Be album. The instrumentals from Be‘s Intro is the sound you hear in the background of this Style flip phone commercial.
JumoOff TV debates whether T.I’s imprisonment helped him sell 160K copies of No Mercy or was it the support of his fan base. While Lil Wayne was incarcerated Rebirth sold a total of 710,000 copies and I Am Not a Human Being stands at 664,000 copies sold according to Nielsen SoundScan. Lil Wayne and T.I didn’t have any strong promo and yet their fan base still went out to support their records. Does a jail record help you sell records? Tell us your thoughts.
Rihanna’s Reb’l Fleur will be arriving in department stores in February, a 1.7 oz. bottle will sell for $49. The singer tells People magazine what inspired the fragrance’s name was that her grandmother in Barbados used to call her Rebel Flower. If your wondering what took her so long to develop her fragrance she states,
“Over the years, I layered many different scents to get something that was truly my own,” she says. “But I wanted…something that said ‘Rihanna was here.’ Something delicious and special, a fragrance with subtle hints that linger and leave a sexy memory.”
Wonder if Rihanna’s commercial will be just as steamy as Beyonce’s Heat. Check the jump for more pictures Continue Reading…
Wiz Khalifa presents the visual to the Black and Yellow G Mix featuring Snoop Dog, Juicy J & T-Pain. If the Steelers make it to the SuperBowl this single can be bigger then last years phrase WHO DAT!
Big Boi recreates his track “General Patton” from his album Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son Of Chico Dusty in this NFL and Pepsi commerical to kick off Playoff season. The TV spot will get you riled up for the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles game. Which team are you cheering for on Sunday?
via: RapRadar