Hip-hop mixtape heavyweight Big Mike is wrapped up in the heat of this
cruel, cruel summer on his latest hip-hop mixtape banger. With the dead of
the summer right around the corner, The Kid recommends you get yourself
some BlueBlockers and SPF 15 and get on your summer grind.

Bringing new heat on this mixtape in the form of beat-jackings, remixed flows
and new exclusives, you can expect new joints from Papoose, 50 Cent, Mobb Deep,
Ludacris, Fabolous, Juelz Santana & Willie The Kid, Hell Rell & Stack Bundles,
Uncle Muder and more.

1 - Styles P - D-Block Family
2 - Sheek Louch - D-Block Reggaeton
3 - Lloyd Banks - 8 Minutes Of Death (LIVE On Cosmic Kev)
4 - Lloyd Banks feat. 50 Cent & Mobb Deep - Bitch Get Off Me

E-Tailers will begin shipping G-Unit Radio #21: Hate It Or Love It on July 5th: www.mixunit.com/gunitradio21.html

Southern Smoke 27 has showed up on DJ Smallz MySpace page: www.profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=15366705

You know MT will have em as soon as they hit the net so stay tuned.

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Who Is Two Five? Good question. It would be easy for people to assume they know Two Five. The birth cousin of rap mogul 50 Cent, his name symbolized the once sibling-like relationship between the two growing up in Southside Jamaica, Queens. It would seem then that Two Five would be an easy emcee to put in a box. One would assume that with a family member seated so prominently in the hip-hop industry and a name given to him based upon his bond with that hip-hop boss, Two Five would have his hip-hop road paved in gold. In reality, it couldn't be further from the truth.

Once cousins so close that neighborhood locals often referred to them as brothers, the two grew up in the same house – their grandmother's. The woman credited with raising Curtis "Interscope" Jackson also raised a young Michael Francis aka. Two Five aka. Twenty-five Cent. With Two Five being a young teenager at the time 50 was coming up, the hip-hop superstar mentored his younger cousin along the way and helped mold him into an aspiring rapper.

Full-time DJ and part-time model scout DJ Kay Slay brings you the sexy 6th
edition of the mouth-watering RNB Models R&B mixtape series. Bringing some of
the hood's sexiest models from in front of the camera to in front of the nation's
mixtape audience, this CD attracts the scantily-clad cover-girl/video vixen 'Pretty'
and her money-maker.

Hosting this mixtape, Pretty joins The Drama King to bring you all-new and
exclusive R&B from the game's biggest names. This mixtape features new tracks,
remixes, slow jams and R&B club anthems from Akon & Papoose, Beyonce & Jay-Z,
Joe, Busta Rhymes & Rick James, Gnarls Barkley, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson &
Nelly, Nelly Furtado & Rick Ross and more.

1 - Star Cars Advertising
2 - Ghetto Soldier - Akon feat. Papoose
3 - Turn Off The Lighs - Jay-Z feat. Mary J Blige
4 - Deja Vu-Beyonce feat. Jay-Z
5 - Sexy Girl - China Black & Papoose
6 - Ghetto Stories - Remix - Cham feat. Akon

This DJ Whoo Kid mixtape is the official 2006 BET Awards mixtape, with more than 5,000 of the CD's handed out to attending press and select attendees. If you weren't able to accept your invitation to the BET Awards, you will have to cop this one to check it.

This is the second BET Awards mixtape for Whoo Kid, with all-new music featuring 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Kanye West, Jay-Z, Boyz N Da Hood, Beyonce, Ciara & Chamillionaire, Mary J Blige, Mase, Peedi Crakk, Consequence and more..

1 - Big Tigger 2006 BET Awards Intro
2 - DJ Whoo Kid feat. 50 Cent - Misdemeanor
3 - Stephen Hill Skit
4 - Lloyd Banks feat. 50 Cent - Hands Up

It hasn't happened yet, but it's coming. It's been a long time coming – seven years to be exact. That was about the time when Ali Vegas, then a 16-year-old slick-talking emcee from Southside Jamaica, Queens, started his hip-hop journey. Unfulfilled contracts, major label red tape and industry setbacks kept the kid from pushing his music to the masses and living up to his own expectations. But the end of the rainbow is much brighter than the beginning, so enough with the past. Back to the future.

Keeping the streets flooded with music when he couldn't get it poppin' through his label, Vegas earned himself an underground reputation with a variety of mixtapes and mixtape appearances, including a publicized beef with DJ Clue? and Fabolous. Carving a mixtape niche for himself over the years, a buzz is never anything Vegas aka. The Prince of New York has ever had to worry about.

With his older cousin, NBA star Lamar Odom, Vegas helped craft the blueprint for Rich Soil Records, a joint venture between the two (headlined by the Queens emcee, of course) . With his label situation solidified once and for all, and his full-length debut album Who Needs A Pen? on the way, Vegas returns his old ways and mixtape habits.

Big up to the N.O.

The unreleased DR. DRE produced track that they weren't able to clear for 'Blood Money'...

New track from the upcoming G-Unit Radio 21...

NEW SINGLE from Jeezy

The indestructable Ruff Ryders family is groomed for success. Since the
mid-1990s when the Ruff Ryders first blew hip-hop out of the water with
their hit single "Ruff Ryders Anthem." Since then, they're artists have
sold 20 million records.

In corroboration with Hot 97's All-Star DJ Absolut, the tight-knit Ruff Ryders
family is all in the building and all in the family on this official mixtape
banger. This joint features new tracks & freestyles from DMX, Cassidy, The
Lox (including solo cuts from Styles P, J-Hood & Jadakiss), Swizz Beatz, Drag-On,
Flashy, Kartoon, My-My and more.

1 - Introduction feat. Swizz Beats, Styles P, Cassidy & Drag-On

What's good everyone?

Rob E. Rob pays mixtape homage to hip-hop's fallen legend Tupac Shakur
on this non-stop, front-to-back megamix of the West Coast icon.

This edition breaks down more than 70 classics, remixes, favorites, club
bangers and gives you one of the baddest Tupac mixes for your music
collection. You name it, it's on it, plus a bunch of versions and
unreleased cuts you've never heard.

1 - Intro
2 - Rob E Rob - Intro
3 - 2pac - Bomb First
4 - 2pac - All Eyes On Me
5 - 2pac - Hit Em Up
6 - Get It Started Again - Interlude
7 - 2pac - California Love
8 - 2pac - Toss It Up

Fans got introduced to Dipset rifleman 40 Cal. on the Harlem
byrdgang's Diplomats, v.5 – the last installment in the classic
mixtape series. Anchoring the mixtape and introducing himself
to the Dipset world with one major freestyle, 40 is now a Dipset fixture.

With the Dipset marxman recently putting heat in the street with the
best-selling 40 To Life mixtape, the kid 40 Cal. steps back in the booth
to release this official Diplomats Records mixtape. Packed with exclusives,
this mixtape features new tracks and freestyles + cameos from the Dipset family.

1 - Intro
2 - Paid In Full
3 - Hit 'Em Wit Tha 40 feat. Bezel

DJ Envy teams up with Tapemasters Inc. for the latest shipment of
the Purple Codeine mixtape series. They put nothing but the latest
tracks, freestyles and remixes from the Dirty South on this mixtape
which features Project Pat w/ Young Jeezy & Lyfe, Yung Joc w/ Rick
Ross, Slim Thug, Jody Breez & Diddy, Young Buck, Three 6 Mafia,
Stat Quo, Bun B, Chamillionaire w/ The Game & DJ Quik, T.I. & Eve.

1 - Blow - Rick Ross feat. Dre
2 - Can't Deny Me - T.I. feat. Eve (produced by Swizz Beatz)
3 - Port Of Miami - Rick Ross
4 - Gangsta Boyz - Boyz N Da Hood feat. Lil' Wayne & T.I.
5 - Tell - Project Pat feat. Young Jeezy & Lyfe
6 - It's Goin Down (remix) - Yung Joc feat. Rick Ross, Slim Thug, Jody Breeze & Diddy
7 - Let's Go - Rick Ross feat. Fat Joe
8 - Swerve Part 2 - Boosie feat. Webbie & Pimp C
9 - Stuntin Like My Daddy - Lil' Wayne & Baby
10 - I Know You See It - Yung Joc
11 - Get Throwed - Rick Ross & AC