Video: KRS-One ft. The Game, Chamillionaire, Busta, Fat Joe + More - Self Construction (Preview)

MissInfo.tv BLOG found this 2/20/2008 on nahright.com [flag]

Behind the scenes at the Los Angeles Recording School session. Song also features Cassidy, Nelly, Doug E. Fresh and a gang of other people. Previously: KRS-One Preps New Stop The Violence Track Bonus: KRS-One - Criminal Minded ‘08 [Prod. by DJ Premier] (Props to Mr. Xclusives ) [link]

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KRS-One and DJ Premier’s Criminal Minded 2008
Published 2/20/2008 by missinfo at MissInfo.tv BLOG
... Also, spotted on Nahright, the making of KRS-One’s Stop the Violence revamp with Game, Chamillionaire, etc… ...

Rap Sheet: Stop the Violence 2.0
Published 2/20/2008 by bucky at Complex
... The jump off: Check out this “Self Construction” preview featuring host KRS-One, Nelly, The Game, Chamillionare, Busta Rhymes, Dougie Fresh, Fat Joe, and other notables. ...

VIDEO: Behind-The-Signs @ KRS One's 'Self-Construction'
Published 2/20/2008 by SDSU at Sit Down Stand Up
KRS-One has fired up the Stop The Violence movement again. This is some behind-the-scenes footage filmed at the LA Recording School where they recorded 'Self-Construction' featuring The Game, Chamillionaire, Busta, Fat Joe, Doug E. Fresh and some others. Go over to Eskay's to download 'Criminal Minded 2008' produced by DJ Premier. ...

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