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Originally Posted by Iceman (Post 4648489)

http://www.craveonline.com/music/art...new-detox-song

Sounds good, really nice beat to it. Dare I say it.......Detox seems to be getting close.

idiot why'd you say it :nono:

oh look someone else for the list of people on Detox.

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Working with Dr. Dre has become a rite of passage for superstar rappers, and now Rick Ross will join the likes of Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, 50 Cent and Nas. At the end of January the Bawse told MTV News that working with Dre has inspired him, but he never actually revealed what it is they were working on. Sunday (February 12) night on the Grammy red carpet, Rozay finally let the cat out the bag.

When MTV News correspondent Sway asked Ross if he and the Good Doctor were working on the Bawse's upcoming God Forgives, I Don't, the Maybach Music Group CEO responded, "That's mandatory, my brother."

Well, what about the long-awaited Detox? "That's mandatory, my brother," Ross repeated, confirming that he too has joined the long list of contributors to Dre's upcoming third album.

"We making some things happen, man — we just gonna see where the pieces fall," he said. "But we most definitely putting in major work."

Rozay and his buddy DJ Khaled also weighed in on MTV News' upcoming "Hottest MCs in the Game VII" debate. Khaled fully expects Ross to top the list. "There's only one number, that's #1, and that's the guy in this sweater right here," the DJ said, gesturing towards Rozay, who was wearing a multicolored sweater.

"Man, we just been putting in a lot of work, and I salute everybody that's even being acknowledged," Ross said. "Getting in this game, that's always a dream, so me being here right now, I just really appreciate the love."

If Ross doesn't land at the #1 spot, he does have a list of rappers that he feels are also deserving. "Me being an executive, I fall on stats. I'm gonna look and see who really had the biggest year, who left the biggest footprint in the cement for the game," he said humbly. "We had a lot of artists that did that, you know, Lil Wayne, of course Drizzy Drake. You know they both delivered the biggest albums of the year. Shout-out to Jay, shout out to 'Ye. The Throne — I thought that was big for hip-hop, making that power move."

guarenteed the album will be crap

Mad Forgot about Dre just came on the radio o_0

I just wanna hear the bloody thing

The world's ultimate myth.

Rozey working on the album. great news

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Originally Posted by Roy Mars III (Post 4987322)

Rozey working on the album. great news

Have you seen the list of features on this album? :laugh2: it better be a 10 disc package at least lol

Youtube video

:amazed:

thats ****in serious!

Dr. Dre knows beats and he's one of the best at verbally eviscerating his enemies. But now the reclusive rap icon and music mogul is getting ready to enter a whole new arena of battle: the slasher movie.

According to Variety, Dre is set to co-produce the horror thriller "Thaw" for the Crucial Films movie banner. The script for the film will be written by Vik Weet, with a story focusing on an "ancient evil that emerges from the rapidly melting ice in the Yukon."

Curiously, Variety noted that Weet has also written another script for an as-yet-untitled thriller to be directed by action veteran Renny Harlin about the investigation into the 1959 Dyatlov Pass incident, where 9 experienced hikers were found dead in Russia's Ural Mountains.

Dre is no stranger to the movie business, with a resume that includes acting appearances in the 1996 heist flick "Set It Off," as well as turns in the comedy "The Wash" and cop drama "Training Day." He announced a deal in 2007 to team with New Line Cinema's Crucial Films to produce a series of dark comedies and horror films and "Thaw" would be the first effort under that compact.

The move into movies is just one of the big deals Dre could be cooking up. According to reports, HTC, the company that bought a majority stake in his Beats By Dr. Dre brand of headphones line -- which he co-founded with Interscope boss and "American Idol" mentor Jimmy Iovine -- is in talks to acquire the popular online music service MOG.

And, of course, Dre is also still working on his long-promised Detox album. Rick Ross recently told MTV News that he had joined the likes of Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, 50 Cent and Nas as a contributor  to the top secret project.

"We making some things happen, man -- we just gonna see where the pieces fall," Ross said. "But we most definitely putting in major work.

Just finish Detox fgs :bored:

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Dr Dre is reportedly planning to bring Tupac Shakur and Nate Dogg back to life during a performance this weekend.

The rapper will headline California's Coachella music festival on Sunday (April 15) and is allegedly planning to include holograms of the dead hip-hop stars on stage.

A source close to the star said that he will have Tupac projected on to the stage during a performance of 'California Love', while Nate Dogg will appear for 'The Next Episode', reports LA radio station KROQ.

Eminem, Wiz Khalifa, Warren G and Snoop Dogg are also expected to appear on stage with Dr Dre throughout the set.

Dr Dre's upcoming album Detox is still awaiting release, despite reports that the performer entered the final stage of recording last summer.

Well, Kendrick has said Dre will make people cry at Coachella. Maybe this is it.

think he was talking about when Wiz Khalifa comes on stage

Anyone know if this is televised?

be crazy if Detox suddenly went on release Sunday night.....

I thought the title was about the Tupac coming back to life conspiracy. :laugh:

thought coachella was later on in the summer

hopefully it's all on youtube again

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Originally Posted by Nathan (Post 5077629)

thought coachella was later on in the summer

hopefully it's all on youtube again

http://www.youtube.com/coachella

:D

Dre is a legend :worship:

This is cool:worship:.

Hip Hop must be in a bad way if they're having to bring them back from the dead :joker:

the entire performance is on aceshowbiz.com

Pac killed it.

EDIT: no pun intended.

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Originally Posted by mrlecturer (Post 5082651)

the entire performance is on aceshowbiz.com

Pac killed it.

EDIT: no pun intended.

:joker::joker:

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Originally Posted by InOne (Post 5082623)

Hip Hop must be in a bad way if they're having to bring them back from the dead :joker:

Pac never really had a chance to perform at the big festivals etc.

This is a great idea and gesture, regardless of how Hip Hop is.

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Originally Posted by Roy Mars III (Post 5082653)

:joker::joker:

walked right into that one :joker:

Full Dre/Snoop set:

Amazing.

But smfh, Em got twice the reaction than Pac did, and for I Need A Docter. Pathetic.

It's THA MUTHA*****IN D R E

That crowd is ****.

I would of been going ape when Hologram PAC came up.

But yeah, Snoop and Dre will always be epic.

Hologram Pac to take over the world

it looks so real!
we need biggie next

3:53 is how I walk in everyday life

This is strange :bawling:

dubstep Forget About Dre is terrible.

Got a feeling they're going to try milk it by doing loads of these hologram gigs now for other artists

Maybe. But I can't imagine it's cheap, and I'm not sure how many people would pay to see a hologram perform, would only work with the huge names.

Imagine a Beatles tour...

Watching it again, Snoop Dogg get's a bit freaked out about 3.40 in that video :joker:

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Originally Posted by Samuel. (Post 5083811)

Maybe. But I can't imagine it's cheap, and I'm not sure how many people would pay to see a hologram perform, would only work with the huge names.

Imagine a Beatles tour...

Cost 100K - 400K apparently :o