Who would have thought a simple business deal would cause such a stir. As soon as word got around about Jay-Z selling the Las Vegas location of his 40/40 club, the rumor mill got going once again. With speculation ranging from the rapper being broke to him being kicked out of Vegas, the reports began to get more outlandish as the days went by.

Looking to clear up any confusion about the sale (which the New York Post estimated to be worth $44 million) Jay’s spokesman, Ron Burkowitz, recently spoke to the Los Angeles Times and gave them the scoop.

“The club was doing good business,” Burkowitz said. “It you went there on a weekend you saw it was packed. Maybe, at other times it wasn’t crowded. But that is true everywhere. The club was doing fine. What is going on here is that [40/40's 24,000 square feet] is valuable real estate, and they came to us with an offer and this was a good business deal.”

According to reports, Las Vegas Corp., the new owners of the club formerly known as 40/40, have a Nevada gaming license which means they can offer gambling to their patrons – something Jay was unable to do under his lease.

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Wow check out what a true MC can do to a beat like “A Milli!!”
Mos Def – A Millie Freestyle

Mos Def – A Millie Freestyle

Damn You gotta love how these legends in the game laid it down earlier this week on rap city!!!! Kids Please take notes!!!!!

new music from Q-tip the song is called offical. this song will be off of his latest album The Renaissance which will not drop until november 14.

Official – Q-Tip

Produced by 88 Keys affiliate R. Thentic, Check out this unreleased jumpoff that i found on OS. copy and paste bitches!!!! lol

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Prodigy’s three year prison sentence on unlawful gun possession charges has not broken the Queensbridge rapper, who guarantees he’ll be a more focused MC upon his release.

In an exclusive brief phone interview with us, Prodigy detailed how he’s been using his incarceration to sharpen his mental faculties and mentor fellow inmates, particularly young minorities.

“I’m just taking it easy, day by day serving my time like a man. Doing what I gotta do,” Prodigy revealed to AllHipHop.com. “I read books everyday. Idea kick it with some of the younger inmates in here, passing books on to them. [We] pick each other’s brains.”

Prodigy, real name Albert Johnson, was sentenced to three years in prison last October in a plea bargain deal for his third gun possession charge.

In April, he released the highly anticipated H.N.I.C. Pt. 2, which featured lyrics heavily influenced by Prodigy’s belief in New World Order conspiracy theories such as the Illuminati.

Prodigy promises the fans a more focused Pee upon his scheduled 2011 release, as prison has allowed him to reflect on past mistakes and given him the opportunity to brainstorm potential collaborations, a comeback tour, a autobiography, and possible remixes to H.N.I.C. Pt. 2.

“When I get back out there in the real world it’s gonna be on,” Prodigy declared. “[I’m] much better, much wiser [than before the incarceration]. It’s going down, trust me.”

Prodigy’s latest album H.N.I.C. Pt. 2 is available now.

And I heard, as it were, the noise of thunder: One of the four beasts saying: “Come and see.” And I saw. And behold, there was the other Jesus, the Bible character, calling me from a big screen saying “Jesus is the Reason for The—V-Sign this program-and will be shu-whaaa?” Clearly, Jesus is good with all this saving Humanity and making water into wine tricks, but I’m afraid he’s no match for Windows errors. [Fail]

He was spotted in vegas last night looking like a white lab monkey!!

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