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Omarion thinks bisexual women aren't classy

"No disrespect, but no Amber Rose for me. Everybody has their past – and don't get me wrong, I'm not judgmental at all – but I do like a certain amount of class."

- Omarion on rumors he was engaged to a bisexual stripper.

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wed 6/3/2009

Omarion has become the latest artist to sign with Lil Wayne's Young Money/Universal imprint.

damage controlled

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thu 2/26/2009

Cuddle up to Omarion's new single featuring Lil' Wayne, "Comfort."

Bow Wow & Omarion, Ghostface Killah, Freeway and Scarface.

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tue 12/18/2007

A collage of Bow Wow & Omarion, Ghostface Killah, Freeway and Scarface.

Wu-Tang Clan killa bee Ghostface Killah delivers The Big Doe Rehab, the follow up to his critically-acclaimed album Fishscale. Ghostface proves he is one of the "wickedest, least predictable MCs of this era,” on an album “jammed full of dense, smoggy New York chaos,” according to Billboard.com. Rolling Stone gives Ghostface four stars declaring: “[R]ight now is a good time to be a Wu-Tang fan.”
Bow Wow and Omarion recently released their collaborative album, Face Off. Filling Jay-Z's and R. Kelly's shoes “is no easy feat," observes Blender, "but thanks to slick production and stay-in-your-head melodies, the duo nearly rises to the challenge.” Entertainment Weekly loves the collab: "[T]ogether, Bow (he of quicksilver flow) and O (he of slender harmonies) are urban-pop Wonder Twins.”
Philadelphia rapper and Roc-A-Fella act Freeway returns with his sophomore effort, Free At Last. Popmatters laments “the absence of producers Just Blaze and Kanye West” and longs for the days when “the Roc’s sound was based on sped-up soul samples and sparkling drums." Pitchforkmedia gives Freeway a solid 7.7 score: “The title of this album isn't a mere play on words… [it's] a portrait of someone who's still discovering his own identity.”
Houston rap pioneer Scarface returns with his seventh studio album, M.A.D.E.. Allmusic.com finds the veteran rapper on point: "Scarface [is] doing everything right, delivering those cold, hardcore rhymes over uncomplicated, soulful beats” while the The New York Times applauds Scarface's quality-over-quantity approach: “[M.A.D.E.] lasts barely 40 minutes, just long enough to provide a satisfying dose of stories and boasts, delivered in a rich, bluesy voice that often makes him seem even older than he is.”

dos caras, un camino

daily dos

mon 12/10/2007

Preview all of Bow Wow and Omarion's new album, Face Off, on MySpace.

one man's trash

daily dos

mon 10/29/2007

Omarion and Bow Wow's collaborative album, Face Off, will be in stores by the end of the year.

Kat De Luna and Omarion battle it out in the video for "Cut Off Time." The song is featured on the soundtrack for Feel The Noise, a new movie starring Omarion and produced by Jennifer Lopez. (via Concrete Loop)