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Music, film, and sports stars assembled at The Stand Up to Cancer benefit concert, which took place Friday night (September 5) at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. This included a contribution from SU2C spokesperson Lupe Fiasco, who performed a cut dedicated to cancer awareness called “Remission,” featuring Common and Jennifer Hudson.
Some call him Lil Herb, others G Herbo, but don’t call him a non-lyrical rapper. Today, the bubbling Chicago native returns the “Fight Or Flight (Remix),” featuring Common and Chance The Rapper.
Lupe Fiasco had one “Mission” on his Testuo & Youth that’s dedicated to cancer awareness and those battling the disease. Today, he reiterates the same message on a proper remix titled “Remission.”
Common warmed the seat on Larry King Now, during which he and the longtime television host discussed a bevy of topics, including his views on the n-word, his method for creating albums and more.
More footage from the Fat Beats archives has found its way onto the Internets, and this time Common is the star of the show.
One thing that can be said about veteran rapper Common is that he’s always got something to say. Sitting with designer jeffstaple, the Chicago native broke down his creative process, working with Kanye West and much more.
Closing out the end of a five-day work frenzy is always a gratifying experience and so is knowing that The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Videos Of The Week is present to commemorate the occasion.
Common goes ahead and drops the video form “Diamonds,” off of his just released new album, Nobody’s Smiling.
In a special edition of MTV RapFix with Sway Calloway, Common delved into the making of Nobody’s Smiling, revealing it was created with the help of longtime producer friend No I.D.
Common commemorated the release of his 10th studio album this week by visiting Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday night (July 23).
Common’s new album, Nobody’s Smiling — released on Tuesday (July 22) — houses 10 tracks by the veteran rhymesayer. The deluxe version hold three additional cuts, but a treat titled “City To City” can only be found on the Target-exclusive disc.
Common, who’s in New York City promoting his 10th solo LP, Nobody’s Smiling, had much to say while speaking with Hot 97’s Ebro in the Morning show crew.