Category: Common

Common stopped by  Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last night to perform “Celebrate”, a single off of his latest release The Dreamer, The Believer.

Damn.  No more subliminal shots anymore.  Common goes right after Drake, mocking his autotune singing and calling him out by name. It’s not a game out here. Thug life (waffle).

“My Motto is/Chicago bitch/everybody know you sweet/ what the problem is/Don’t play dumb I’m the one that acknowledged it/ Son of a bitch I imagine what your father is/ She said how you make your opponent the rapper of the moment/the style he don’t own it/acting all hard when he hardly like that/You gonna mess around and make me catch a body like that/owww

Common gets RAW in the nightclub.  The Dreamer, The Believer in stores now.

Christmas comes early.  The dopehouse got the look to premiere Common’s upcoming album The Dreamer, The Believer.  This would’ve quickly appeared on a lot of “2011 Top Albums” lists so if it was released a couple of weeks earlier, so it is safe to say it’s worth listen.  Spark up, sit back and take a listen below.

Not as strong as the previous leaks but still good nonetheless.  Produced by No I.D. again.  Common held his listening party last night for The Dreamer, The Believer.  According to all of the blogger reviews this album isn’t going to disappoint.

As part of the Okay Player “The Dreamer, The Believer” commentary series, Common speaks on “Ghetto Dreams”.  He discusses the meaning behind the song and how he linked with Nas.

This picture sums up how I feel about every song on this album so far. December 20th.

The fourth track we’ve heard from Common’s The Dreamer, The Believer.  Dropping December 20th.  No I.D. on the boards again.  Pre-order The Dreamer, The Believer on iTunes now.

AllHipHop.com gets exclusive video footage of the premiere of a new track from Lonny’s The Dreamer, The Believer.  Common talks about the album in the beginning of the video and premieres the song around the 2 minute mark.

A new track from musician/composer Derrick Hodge that will be featured on his new album Live Today. The production fits Common perfectly and it sounds like it was a throwaway track from Be or Finding Forever.