Nice Kicks Details The History of the Nike Hyperdunk Series

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Nice Kicks details the progression.

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Norse Projects Finally Drops Caps for the Camo Fanatics

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With fabric so tough, you’ll be wearing these hats for a while.

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Blue Ivy Rocks Her Own Director’s Chair Backstage

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Blue Ivy Rocks Her Own Directors Chair Backstage

By Henna Kathiya

With parents like Beyoncé and Jay-Z, there’s no doubt that Blue Ivy Carter lives the high life. After making her on stage debut recently on tour with Beyoncé it only seems fitting that the tiny tot get her own customized chair to chill in backstage. Beyonce posted a picture on her Tumblr of Blue sitting pretty on her chair.

Wearing a tutu and rocking braids, Blue Ivy has a small chair all to her own with her initials embroidered on the back. A customized chair isn’t the only thing Blue Ivy has access to. Let’s not forget the 15-month old also has her own nursery suite at the Barclays Center as well. Now the older she is, the more camera time she gets. More and more snapshots of the adorable toddler have surfaced the past few months.

She’s even old enough to be a big sister-with the rumor mill churning out stories that Beyoncé may be pregnant again. Whether Beyoncé is expecting or not Blue Ivy certainly gets the VIP treatment.

Will French Montana’s Debut ‘Excuse My French’ Live Up To The Hype?

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Will French Montanas Debut Excuse My French Live Up To The Hype?

By Maurice Bobb

French Montana has the whole city of New York behind him, and today (May 21), everyone will see if all the hype surrounding his debut album, Excuse My French (Bad Boy/Mayback Music/Interscope Records), is warranted.

The Moroccan rapper born Karim Kharbouch’s 18-track project features a virtual who’s who of hip-hop, including Drake, Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, Diddy and Rick Ross, who executive produced the Coke Boy‘s long-awaited LP.

Powered by the strip club anthems, “Pop That” and “Freaks” and the surprisingly introspective “Gifted,” which features The Weeknd, EMF is already garnering rave reviews from fans who have already purchased the set.

“I don’t know how it is but it doesn’t matter what it sells,” French told MTV Hive last month. “It’ll still be a slower burn because of the way the game is. I mean, look at Lil Wayne who went from selling a million [for Tha Carter III] the first week to selling 200,000 [for I Am Not A Human Being II]. I feel like the game’s not the same. It’s not the art. You just got to have a good product. The only thing that’s gonna sell is good product.”

Thus far, Frenchie’s holding down the No. 4 spot on iTunes overall and the No. 1 spot in the music retailer’s rap category.

How’s that for believing the hype? Haannn.