KANYE WEST & PUSHA T – NEW GOD FLOW (Audio)

Kanye performed this @ the BET awards

Kanye West TKT Giveaway

Amber Rose Talks about Kanye's Apology

Seems Like Kanye Wants Amber Rose Back,
Now he is messing with Wiz Khalifa's Girl, Word is Wiz Performed in Philly Last Week
and he Thanked the City of Philly for Such a Beautiful Woman.
So Kanye Did the Same thing a few days ago.

Here is Video of Amber accepting Yae's apology.






Here is Kanye's Apology
FWD to the 3:40 Mark to hear the apology

WATCH THE THRONE Owns the Charts # 1

Jay-Z and Kanye West were crowned kings on the albums chart this week with Watch the Throne. The highly-anticipated collaboration from the hip-hop superstars reigns at No. 1.

Throne secures the top spot on the Billboard 200, selling 436,000 copies in its first week, according to Nielsen SoundScan. It’s the second-largest sales week of the year, only trailing Lady Gaga’s Born This Way, which opened with 1.1 million in May.

The dynamic duo’s album was available exclusively through iTunes from August 8-11 prior to expanding sales at all digital and physical retailers on August 12. Only three official days of physical sales were counted due to the staggered release.

Throne was legally downloaded 321,000 times, giving it the second-largest digital week ever, behind Gaga’s Born This Way (662,000). Sources tell Billboard that the album also broke iTunes’ one-week sales record with 290,000 digital copies.

If that weren’t enough, Jay-Z also claims his 12th No. 1, while Kanye earns his fifth chart-topper with Throne. Jay holds his record as the solo act with the most No. 1 albums in history.

If Throne’s numbers seem low to some, that’s because the album has yet to have a full week’s worth of digital and physical sales. Those figures will be accounted for next week.

Details emerge on Jay-Z and Kanye's "Watch The Throne"

The rumors - unfounded - came and went that the highly anticipated Jay-Z and Kanye West collaboration "Watch the Throne" would be released July 4. The record remains unreleased but there's a pre-order page for it.

Billboard reports Jay-Z held a listening session for the album and posted details on its Twitter page. Among the revelations: "Kanye and Jay-Z recorded whole album together, in same rooms. Didn't want to mail verses back and forth," tweeted Billboard.

There's a song-by-song breakdown over at AllHipHop.com. (Fun fact: Journalists were asked not to quote lyrics because some of them may change. So may song titles.)

After hearing the album, Chuck Creekmur writes, "[T]hat is the beauty of 'Watch The Throne.' Everybody won't love it and others will swear by it. It will be the topic of debates and hate. Through it all, it's very cool to see Hip-Hop artist evolving creatively. Fearlessly."

Read more at AHH.com and Billboard.