Saigon Feat. Red 5ive - Believe It (Via Just Blaze's Blog)
Friday, May 23, 2008
Saturday, November 24, 2007
NEW AUDIO: SAIGON f. MEMPHIS BLEEK
Saigon Feat. Memphis Bleek - Ryders (Da Ville to Da Story) (Prod. by J.Cardim)
Tracklist:
1. Come on Baby – Featuring Jay Z & Swizz Beatz
2. What a Life – Featuring Tre Williams
3. South, The West, The East Coast
4. Saigon Meets Just Blaze
5. Get Mine and Go
6. Wake Up
7. In a Mess
8. I Know
9. Homegirl – Featuring Al B. Sure
10. Who Can Get Busy – Featuring Grand Puba
11. Anybody Can Get It
12. How We Get Down
13. Ryders (Da Ville to Da Story) - Featuring Memphis Bleek
14. Wanna Know – Featuring Obie Trice
15. Rap and Bullshi* Part 2
16. Reason, Season, Lifetime – Featuring Jovan Dais
17. Just Blaze Speaks
Download:
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Thursday, November 22, 2007
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Monday, November 19, 2007
Friday, November 9, 2007
Thursday, November 8, 2007
NEW AUDIO: SAIGON F. JAY Z SWIZZ BEATZ
New music from Saigon featuring Jay-Z & Swizz Beatz - Come On Baby Remix
Saigon - Come On Baby Remix
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
NEW VIDEO: SAIGON INTERVIEWS WITH STREET KNOWLEDGE
Thursday, September 20, 2007
SAIGON AND MOBB DEEP GOING AT IT...
Y'ALL LOOK WHAT I RAN ACROSS. WHY ALL THE BEEF?
It's already starting heavy discussion across the web, but if you haven't heard about it or seen it on YouTube yet, a fight broke out in New York on Wednesday (September 19) during a music showcase held at SOB's.
While details are sketchy, a video has popped up -- actually two videos showing two very different sides to what happened. But, what is definite is that words were exchanged between Saigon and Prodigy of Mobb Deep, which escalated into an argument, then resulting in fists being thrown by Saigon, striking Prodigy twice in the face.
Immediately following the squabble, pandemonium broke out, where both sides are heard yelling and trying to get at each other, before Siagon is seen being escorted through the crowd by security out the front door.
While one video shows -- and even slows down the footage to get a clearer look -- Saigon punching Prodigy, another video posted early this morning, which features advertisements for Havoc's latest album The Kush, shows a very different side of the night's incident.
In the Mobb Deep endorsed clip, Saigon is show running out the club on a security guard's back, before -- on the screen -- words are shown that read "peep him run under the table," refering to Saigon hiding under a table to stay out of harm's way.
In a blog posted early Thursday morning (September 20) on Saigon's official Myspace page, the rapper explains that Prodigy got mouthy with him before he "got rocked," as Sai explains it.
However, he did admit to exiting the club in a hurry, but he said that there was too many Mobb Deep affiliates -- 30 to be exact -- to even try, so he left.
"I had already rocked Prodigy, it was time to dip up outta there," Sai wrote on his blog. "Shout out to Big Chris for the human shield technique, he said, 'You got em, let's go,' and we went."
According to XXL, the beef stems from an interview Prodigy did earlier this year, where he said he did not like Saigon.
"I don't like him [Saigon]. I don't like nobody really. I'm biased. I only like Mobb Deep sh--. Everybody else could suck my d---," Prodigy said, according to XXL.
BALLERSTATUS
Saigon & Mobb Deep Brawl
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
SAIGON NEW ALBUM 9/11/2007
The prelude is coming September 11, Moral of the Story Sai-giddy will be droppin his latest and hardest Mixtape, Moral of The Story on September 11 as a prelude to his upcoming and very very long awaited debut album, The Greatest Story Never Told.
Moral of the Story features production from his imprint partner Just Blaze as well as fellow New Yorker Scram Jones and LA’s Alchemist. Saigon aslo recently told Hiphopgame that this lastest mixtape will shut down any release of his previously dropped in the lead up to his debut.
Saigon earnt the name, The Yardfather, from moving in and out of the prison system since he was 12; he earnt the reputation for being the man who ran every prison yard he ever was in. He also dropped The Return of The Yard father with the help of Clinton Sparks, which recently had the streets buzzing with “Don’t Do That” (produced by Just Blaze) and “Dreams” (produced by 9th Wonder.)

