Creative & Sincere Before the Open Mic ( 2010 )

For actual video performance click ( Creative & Sincere Before the Open Mic ) It will lead you to the videos. Check it out, Creative & Sincere were the highlight of the open mic without a doubt.

News on ' Thank Me Later '

In early November 2009, Wayne officially released a statement explaining that Thank Me Later had been completed. MTV News reported in December that Drake plans the album to be released possibly by March 2010. This goes against the previous set date which was February 14th,2010 Valentine's Day.Below are some of the tracks that have been confirmed will be on the album. Fans are getting eager but plans to release his first single later on this month might ease the nerves of many. With all the built anticipation let's hope the album lives up to the expectations.

Confirmed tracks

"Fireworks" (Produced by Boi-1da & Noah "40" Shebib)
"Light Up" (feat. Jay-Z) (Produced by Tone Mason & Noah "40" Shebib)
"Shut It Down" (feat. The-Dream) (Produced by Omen & Noah "40" Shebib)

Drake - My New Shit

Drake has done a great job of not letting anything from his debut album ' Thank Me Later ' leak, but this is some fire that has leaked. There;s no doubt his album is much anticipated and by listening to this you can see why. Tell me what you think by dropping your comments or tweeeting me @thisboyCREATIVE

Cream Team - Throw Up / I'm Dead - Official Video

Cream Team - Throw Up / I'm Dead - Official Music Video

JAZ NEW YEAR'S RAP (I WANNA ROCK) FREESTYLE

1ST VIDEO OF 2010 ... JAZ RAPPING TO " I WANNA ROCK " BY SNOOP DOGG (including funny bloopers!)

FDA SONG

in music class.. y not make up a song and play the guitar.. lol FDA TALENT..

T.I. released into a half-way house ( via. MTV news ]

T.I. isn't home yet, but the rapper appears to be on the road to freedom as he was released from prison custody on Tuesday (December 22) and is on the way to a halfway house to serve out the remainder of his sentence, his attorney told MTV News. Tip was serving a year-long sentence for felony weapons charges at a low-security federal prison in Forest City, Arkansas.

A report from XXL magazine on Tuesday morning first indicated that that rapper had been released. Steve Sadow, a lawyer who represented T.I. in the case, confirmed the information to MTV News, but as of press time, he wasn't sure if his client had arrived at the halfway house.

According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the rapper will be serving out the remainder of his sentence at Dismas Charities Atlanta West in Georgia. A spokesperson for Dismas could not be reached at press time.

Last week, a spokesman for the Federal Bureau of Prisons told MTV News that T.I. could be sent to a halfway house in January.

"If his full-term release date is in March, it's not uncommon for an individual to be released to a halfway house to serve out the last portion of their federal sentence," Bureau of Prisons spokesperson Edmond Ross explained. "There are a number of factors that need to be considered: if the person is not a danger to the community, the current offense, the individual's prior criminal history, the availability of programs and space availability."

According to a representative for the agency who spoke with MTV news on Tuesday, however, prison records indicated that T.I. was still in custody at Forest City. A rep for the rapper's label had no comment on the matter, but multiple sources close to the rapper's camp suggested that he was in fact released to the home on Tuesday.

T.I. was originally sentenced in April of this year to serve 366 days in prison following an October 2007 arrest for illegally attempting to purchase firearms. He began his prison stint in May, after serving over 1000 hours of community service as a part of a plea deal he struck with prosecutors to avoid a lengthy jail sentence. When he is released from the halfway home, he will have to complete 500 more hours of community service and serve out the rest of his home confinement, which could be upwards of 20 to 60 days.