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Good Lord, who knew there would be all of this controversy over “Popular Demand”? I’d understand if Obama was part of the entourage, eating chicken in the video but let’s relax before Big Brother starts mysteriously pulling down the video. Everyone’s conspiracy theories are all wrong. Here’s what NBC New York has to say:

“A recently released music video for “Popular Demand” by the Clipse featured the awning of the infamous Obama Fried Chicken joint in Brownsville, Brooklyn. But in comparing versions of the video airing on MTV and elsewhere, it looks like the TV channel completely erased the restaurant’s name from the awning in the video’s opening shot.”

Click here to read the rest of the article and check the comments. It’s like bait for Conservatives to swoop down and “jab” two birds with one music video: Obama and Rap Music. SMH.

Three/21 and Re-Up Gang presents “Popular Demand”, the latest video from Clipse feat. Cam’ron. Come holla at ya uncle!

Three/21 and Re-Up Gang will be premiering the highly anticipated “Popular Demand” video this Monday 11.16.09 on MTV2, mtvU and MTV Jams, airing every hour on the hour from 6:00 am as well as 24 hours exclusive on air and online. Shout out to RFM, Sabrina at Sony Music and Steven Victor for turning this initial internet only video into a broadcast piece.

Here’s a classic throwback Three/21 video for Beanie Sigel titled “Go Low” off “The Solution” which also featured Rock City. What’s interesting is that many of the inserts were shot on two seperate occasions as Beans and management wanted to relocate the entire shoot from New York City to a small club in Atlanta, Georgia (not that you can really tell with the lighting we used). I think I may have had flashbacks of that same exact scenario during the recent “Popular Demand” shoot. Oh the memories, enjoy!

Directed By Rik Cordero

Three/21 presents the world premiere of the “Pat Your Weave” music video by DC’s finest, UCB feat. Wale. If you’re looking for some hand-clapping, DC Go Go infused Hip-Hop, it gets no better than this. And be sure to pick up the homie Wale’s debut album “Attention Deficit” tomorrow! Enjoy!

Method Man, Raekwon and Ghostface are at it again. For their upcoming December 22 album release, Three/21 presents “The Wu-Massacre” Part II of III Trailers inspired by David Fincher’s ”Se7en”. The brutality continues…

The Kickdrums are one of the most inventive and creative duos in recent memory. And I’m not saying that just because they are the homies. There’s really no way to label them into one single genre because their inspirations are massive and unpredictable. Shout out to Fitts, Tilla and URB Magazine for dropping “There Might Be Blood” for the holiday season! Click here to download.

“Our inspiration for this album came from trying to create an E.P. that contained natural noises and various sonic artifacts- such as reverb and echoes, distortion, feedback, and the use of noise as an “instrument”. Combining that with strong, memorable melodies, the music on this album is reminiscent of the cool fall weather… and what better time to release an album titled “There Might Be Blood” then around Halloween?”

- The Kickdrums

On December 22, Method Man, Raekwon and Ghostface will be releasing one helluva an album. To promote this highly anticipated release, we proudly present “The Wu-Massacre” Part I of III Trailers inspired by the classic David Fincher flick “Se7en”. Enjoy!