This weeks show is presented by The Place Where Celebrities Shop ‘ItsHot.com’: Diamond Watches & Jewelry For Less.
The weekly show that reports all the developments in Hip Hop from news and new releases to album sales and charts. Hosted by Wahidah Fowler, this weeks show features:

===MAIN STORIES===

-Sugarhill Gang founder members “Wonder Mike” & “Master G” are suing former manager Sylvia Robinson & Sugar Hill Publishing for uncollected Royalties.
-Jay Zs old mentor Jaz O has hit back at hov’s latest shots in a youtube video warning of something big to come.

-TI testified in a murder trial for the 2006 death of Philant Johnson, the rapper’s personal assistant.

-Katt Williams’ weird behaviour continues as the comic was hospitalized in a mental institute after trying to check into a motel wearing only a bathrobe.

===NEW RELEASES===

Beyonce - I am …. Sasha Fierce
Pastor Troy - T.R.O.Y.
Ace Hood - Gutta
AZ - B-Sides & Unreleased
DITC - The Movement
Lil Keke - Loved by Few, Hated by Many
Nature - Pain Killer
Wu Tang Clan - Wu-The Story of The Wu-Tang

===NEW MUSIC===
Jim Jones ft. Lil Wayne, Twista - Jackin Swagga From Us
AZ ft. Cassidy - Knowledge is Freedom
Beyonce - Diva
Lil Kim ft. T-Pain- Download
GLC ft. Kanye West - Big Screens
Nature ft. Prodigy & N.O.R.E. - Cold Blooded Killer
Ludacris ft. Lil Wayne - Last of a Dying Breed
Trey Songz - So Fly

===NEW MUSIC VIDEOS===

Young Jeezy - Crazy World

Coldplay & Jay-Z - Lost

Heavy D - “Long Distance Girlfriend

Keri Hilson ft Lil Wayne - Turning Me On

Slim ft Ryan Leslie & Fabolous - Good Lovin

Mya - Paradise

Rihanna ft. Justin Timberlake) - Rehab
40 Glocc - Drop It 4 Me

Q-Tip - Renaissance Rap
Project Pat Ft O.J. & Three 6 Mafia - Keep it Hood

===BRANDWATCH===
This weeks Brandwatch is LL Cool J partnering up with Old Spice as the face of their new cologne “Swagger”.

==BILLBOARD 200===
NEILSENs SOUND SCAN:

1. T-Pain - THR33 RINGZ 167,451 | NEW ENTRY
2. T.I. - PAPER TRAIL 62,046 | 1.1m
3. John Legend - EVOLVER 49,857 | 255,064
4. Seal - SOUL 44,781 | NEW ENTRY
5. Ne-yo - YEAR OF THE GENTLEMAN 26,808 | 600,044
6. Lil Wayne - THA CARTER III 23,134 | 2.6m
7. Rihanna - GOOD GIRL GONE BAD 21,735 | 1.9m
8. Jennifer Hudson - JENNIFER HUDSON 21,575 | 434,636
9. Young Jeezy - RECESSION 16,210 | 614,781
10.Leona Lewis - SPIRIT 15,365 | 1.2m

==TOP FIVE SONGS===
Here are this weeks top 5 selling digital songs on iTunes:

# 5 Akon - “Right Now (Na Na Na)”

# 4 Kanye West - “Love Lock Down”
# 3 T.I feat Rihanna with “Live Your Life”
# 2 Beyonce - If I Were a Boy
# 1 Beyonce - Single Ladies(Put a Ring on It)

===CREDITS===
A JumpOff.TV Production
(www.jumpoff.tv)

Presented By: Wahidah Fowler
(www.jumpoff.tv/wahidah)

Camera Op: Hector Gonzalez

Editor: AKC’Ent.
(www.jumpoff.tv/Akcent)

www.jumpoff.tv

Chris Hernandez from www.itshot.com

Footage Thanks:

Lesette D. Wilson aka “Thatfemale”
www.wistv.com

Music video by The Game performing My Life
with Bryan Barber [Video Director], Cesar Villacis [Video Producer]
(C) 2008 Geffen Records

Music video by Kanye West performing Love Lockdown
with Hagai Shaham [Video Producer], Simon Henwood [Video Director]
(C) 2008 Roc-A-Fella Records, LLC

Hip Hop Dance World Champion Lil´Steph from Flying Steps! She sings 5 tracks on the new Flying Steps album, which is going to be released soon!

www.flying-steps.de
www.myspace.com/flyingstepsberlin
www.bboythegame.com
www.nike.com
www.redbull.com
www.sony.com

.::WwW.DeejayZektore.es.tl::. El origen de los dj’s radica a finales de la década de los 60, en donde el desarrollo de la tecnología de sonido y amplificación empezó a competir con la tradicional música de las orquestas imperantes en las fiestas y eventos de la época. No pudiendo competir con el ahorro económico que facilita un solo dj, con música envasada, liberando espacio para la pista de baile y brindando una mayor potencia de sonido gracias a la amplificación.

Luego con la década de los años 70, la música disco y el desarrollo de discos de vinilo con una mejor calidad de sonido, hizo que los disc jockeys se consolidaran, produciendo también todo el movimiento de los clubs o clubbing que seria el contexto de trabajo de los dj’s actuales.

En la década de los 70, los disc jockeys jamaiquinos -allí conocidos como selectors- sirvieron como plataforma para la incipiente cultura e industria del reggae, así como fomento para la cultura de la fiesta de sesión de DJ, y oportunidad para los cantantes noveles en sesiones de improvisación sobre grabaciones instrumentales.

También mucho se le debe dentro de la misma década, al surgimiento de la música breakbeat y el rap provenientes de los suburbios afroamericanos en EE.UU -lo que se conoce como Hip Hop-. Gracias a la inventiva del jamaicano Kool DJ Herc, e investigadores como Grandmaster Flash se desarrollaron muchas técnicas que posteriormente serían utilizadas en toda la música dance y electrónica: Los dj de breakbeat de la época inventaron el loop antes de existir los samplers, haciendo brutas mezclas de fragmentos de música funky, creando ritmos repetitivos utilizando discos iguales alternándose. Esta primaria forma de grooves sería la semilla de la música dance y rap. También crearon el turntablism caracterizado comúnmente por creaciones estéticas y rítmicas a base de los sonidos de rayado de la aguja(scratches), haciendo girar los discos hacia atrás y adelante con la mano dando lugar a variadas distorsiones del sonido grabado.

Hay muchos tipos diferentes de disc jockeys, dependiendo de si es de radio, o un productor/creador de música, o DJ de competición-exhibición, como los turntablist. Depende también del estilo de la música mezclada, (house, tecno, trance, chillout, reggae, hip hop, jazz, cantadas, hardhouse, hardcore,hardstyle etcétera) y de las técnicas utilizadas. En general, el trabajo de un DJ de música pop es más simple que de DJs de hip hop y música dance. Éstos últimos, que usan técnicas que van mucho más allá que el simple poner discos (breakbeat, Groove, scratching, beatmatching, mixing, blending, cueing, phrasing, cutting, etcétera),también se encuentran en otros géneros, pero éstos son los que cobran mayor importancia.
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next episode snoop dogg feat pharrell drop it like it’s hot
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eminem & d-12 - devil’s night advance - fight music eminem - lose yourself instrumental xbizt

I show step-by-step how to dance the entire ‘SexyBack’ routine that the Top 4 performed in the finale of ‘So You Think You Can Dance’, originally choreographed by Wade Robson.

Due to copyright infringement, I am unable to share the entire original SexyBack dance clip.

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http://www.95thesesrap.com
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If you havin Church problems then dont blame God, son
I got ninety-five theses but the Pope aint one.

VERSE 1
Listen up, all my people, its a story for the telling
bout the sin and injustice and corruption I been smelling:
I met that homie Tetzel, then I started rebelling
Once I seen the fat Indulgences that he been selling.
Now the Cathlics of the world straight up disgracin me
Just because I waved my finger at the papacy.
My people got riled up over this Reformation
Thats when Leo threatened me with Excommunication.
I warned yall that Rome best agree to the terms.
If not, then you can eat my Diet of Worms!
You think you done something spectacular?
I wrote the Bible in the vernacular!
A heretic! [What?] Someone throw me a bone.
You forgot salvation comes through faith alone.
Im on a mission from God. You think I do this for fun?
I got ninety-five theses but the Pope aint one.
Save me!

CHORUS
Ninety-five theses but the Pope aint one.
If you havin Church problems then dont blame God, son
I got ninety-five theses but the Pope aint one.

VERSE 2
One Five One Seventhats when it first went down.
Then the real test was when it started spreading around.
Sixty days to recant what I said? Father, please!
Youve had, what? Goin on fifteen centuries?
Oh snap, hes messin with the holy communion.
But I aint never dissed your precious hypostatic union!
One place at one time. Well, thank you Zwingli.
Yeah, way to disregard that whole Im God thingy!
Getting all up in my rosaryyou little punk.
Your momma shoulda told you not to mess with no monk.
What you bumpin me for? Suddenly you sore.
Keep that up, youll have yourself another Peasant War.
You blame common folk for the smack they talkin
You aint even taught them proper Christian doctrine.
With my hat, my Bible, and my sexy little nun,
I got ninety-five theses but the Pope aint one.
Save me!

CHORUS

VERSE 3
When I wrote the ninety-five, haters straight up assailed em.
Now they only care whether or not I nailed em or mailed em.
They got psychoanalytic. Now everyones a critic,
And getting on my case just because Im anti-Semitic.
Ive come back from obscurity to teach yall a lesson,
Cuz someone here still aint read their Augsburg Confession.
I said Catholicism brings a life of excess,
And we all remember what went down with Philip of Hesse!
But you forgot about me and my demonstration?
Like you can just create your own denomination?
We dont like this part, so well just add a little twist.
Now we Anglican, Amish, and even Calvinist.
I gave you the power, you gone and abused it.
I gave you Gods truth, you just confused it.
Dont you never underestimate the s*** that I done
I got 95 theses but the Pope aint one.
Save me!

CHORUS

Shout out to Johann Gutenberg… I see you baby.
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Directed by Alexander Dominitz
Cinematography by Chris Ripley

Refreshing and enlightening conversation with filmmaker and activist Byron Hurt on his renowned documentary on male identity in hip hop “Hip Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes”. The film deconstructs hip hop as it relates to African American culture and consciousness, and it illustrates the elements of violence, misogyny and homophobia that are often endemic in this cultural form. This conversation also engages on aspects of modern race relations, culture and the rise of inspiring new models of African American manhood, including Barack Obama.

1st part of Namie’s Space of Hip Hop Concert where she sang Queen of Hip Hop, Want Me Want Me, and WoWa.
Absolutely love this concert!!~~she is so good at dancing man…thru out the entire concert she didn’t even stop for 1 min….Enjoy

JumpOff.TV presents THE FRIDAY HIP HOP REPORT *The Obama Special*

The weekly show that reports all the developments in Hip Hop from news and new releases to album sales and charts. Hosted by Valerie, this weeks show features:

===MAIN STORIES===

The whole world watched as a Record number of voters turned out to elect 47year old Barack Obama , the first African American President with 53% of the votes to John McCains 46%.

Celebrations took place across the universe, CNN featured a Will.i.am hollogram, Jesse Jackson & Oprah cried and every rapper made a youtube obama victory speech video.
Earlier in the week in an interview with MTV, Sway asked Obama about his thoughts on banning sagging pants:

We should be focused on creating jobs, improving our schools, getting health care, dealing with the war in Iraq. “Having said that, brothers should pull up their pants. You’re walking by your mother, your grandmother, and your underwear is showing”

50 Cent teamed up with Bette Midler to Launch “The Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson Community Garden” in his hometown of Queens, New York.

and finally Jay Z is contemplating running for Mayor of New York City in 2009!

===NEW RELEASES===
Q-Tip - The Renaissance
Big Shug - Other Side of the Game
Fat Pat - I Had a Ghetto Dream
Little Brother - Separate But Equal (Drama Free Version)
Sadat X - Generation X
J-Boogie - Jae Hood: The Book Of Joshua 2008 A.D (Life After D-Block)
DJ Skee Presents: Evidence - The Layover Mixtape

===NEW MUSIC===
Top 10 Best Obama songs:

1. Changes - Tupac
2. Black President - Nas
3. My Presidents Black - Young Jeezy ft Nas
4. Waiting To Change The World - Twista, Joe Budden & John Meyer
5. Letter To Obama - Joell Ortiz ft Dante Hawkins
6. Letter To Obama - Square Off
7. Change - Freeway
8. Mr President - LL Cool J ft Wyclef
9. Open Letter To Obama - Jin
10.Crush On Obama - Obama Girl

===NEW MUSIC VIDEOS===
Ludacris ft. T-Pain One More Drink
Jadakiss ft. Ne-Yo By My Side
Consequence - Job Song
Kool keith Featuring Denis Deft “Executive Suites”
50 Cent - Get Up
Freeway Change
Akon - Right Now (Na Na Na)

===WTF MOMENT OF THE WEEK===
Lil Obama

==BILLBOARD 200===
NEILSENs SOUND SCAN:

1. John Legend - EVOLVER 132,823(NEW ENTRY)
2. T.I. - PAPER TRAIL 76,560 | 1million
3. Jennifer Hudson - JENNIFER HUDSON 31,752 | 386,719
4. Ne-yo - YEAR OF THE GENTLEMAN 26,574 | 548,027
5. Lil Wayne - THA CARTER III 23,037 | 2.6m
6. Rihanna - GOOD GIRL GONE BAD 20,070 | 1.9m
7. Young Jeezy - RECESSION 17,412 | 578,973
8. Leona Lewis - SPIRIT 15,964 | 1.2m
9. Jazmine Sullivan - FEARLESS 14,972 | 192,078
10.The Game - LAX 14,121 | 545,974

==TOP FIVE SONGS===
Here are this weeks top 5 selling digital songs on iTunes:

# 5 TI - “Whatever You Like”
# 4 Akon - “Right Now (Na Na Na)”
# 3 Beyonce - If I Were a Boy
# 2 T.I feat Rihanna - “Live Your Life”
# 1 Kanye West - “Heartless”

===CREDITS===
A JumpOff.TV Production
(www.jumpoff.tv)

Presented By: Valerie
(www.jumpoff.tv/loravalerie)

Camera Op: Hector Gonzalez

Editor: AKC’Ent.
(www.jumpoff.tv/Akcent)

www.jumpoff.tv