Ms. Drama goes behinds the scenes and creates a mash – up of the backstage celebs & power couples out to support Lauryn Hill. Check out Chris Rock repping his CB4 attire, Alicia Keys & Swizz Beats showing affection & Beyonce giving Jigga the side when he tries to leave the stage. Plus Lauryn Hill up close and personal showing DJ Premier love and footage of her kids on stage!

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Ms. Drama attends the BMI showcase where Vaughn Anthony (John Legend’s younger brother) and Kevin Cossom perform live. During the break, Vaughn Anthony talks w/ Ms. Drama about his music, being Mr. Everything, and what he has coming up next. Live performances from both acts.

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Ms. Drama talks to Richard Garcia, the man who lives to emulate 2 Pac Shakur, backstage at Summer Jam. During the interview Richard talks about his connection with 2 Pac and changing himself to become the deceased rapper. He rhymes and talks about people’s reactions to his appearance and reveals his real 9 to 5 as a teacher. He open up about meeting 2 Pac father and the upcoming meeting he plans to have with Afeni Shakur. A startling interview with Richard Garcia.

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Ms. Drama TV covers Summer Jam 2010 where she gets an update from Lil Twist and captures the DJ Khaled and friends set. Khaled brings out a few surprises during the show including, Rick Ross, Luda, Nicki Minaj, Busta Rhymes, Fat Joe and T-Pain. Plus backstage footage from the event.

Hip-Hop, New Jersey, Live Performances and a crowd of 50,000 + screaming fans were the summer cocktail of the annual hip-hop concert. This year, it was at a new Stadium, but the same formula of popular artists and the more or less expected mash-ups still made up the night’s event.

Gucci Mane opened the show with Waka Flocka Flame, performing fan favorites such as, “Wasted”,“Lemonade” and “Oh Let’s Do It”. His first major performance out of jail, Gucci Mane amped the crowd setting the pitch for the evening’s festivities.

Juelz Santana, sin Jim Jones, who was rumored to be prohibited in entering Giant’s Stadium, donned the stage with Freeky Zekey where they performed the “Dipset Anthem”, “Back to the Crib” and “Pop Champagne”. During the set, Lloyd Banks joined Juelz for their summer hit of “Beamers Benz, or Bentley”. Maino also came out to support, performing “Get ‘Em Tiger” with crew.

To cater to the lyrical crowd, which may or may not have existed that night, Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek brought out Estelle and later, Jay-Z’s signee to Roc Nation, J. Cole, to the stage. Estelle  performed “Midnight Hour” with Talib Kweli and allowed J. Cole to demonstrate his talent with songs off of his mixtape.

To appeal to the “streets”, Brooklyn MC Fabolous, touched the stage with live band performing mixtape hit “Body Ya”. Although a short set, the crowd was warmed up for the anticipated act of the night: Drake.

In a midst of unnecessary smoke from the stage, Drake emerged with a surprising energy and buoyancy that made many wonder if the EMT would have to be called later that night. He brought out head honcho for Cash Money, Baby, and not surprisingly his team mate Nicki Minaj, who made her entrance in usual Barbie Fashion. Talking on her role, she brought out dancehall reggae artist, Egyptian to perform “Hold Yuh”. With a few seconds of pretend grinding to the song, they parted ways for her and Drake to have their moment of love declarations to one another – where she then exited the stage. In the last few minutes before his set ended, Drake decided to pay homage to his locked up team leader, Lil Wayne with the song, “I’m Going In”.

Nicki’s night didn’t end there for she also made a few more appearances including one for her verse in Ludacris’ “My Chick Bad” and “All I Do is Win” remix with DJ Khaled. For Nicki’s “Lil’ Freak” performance with Usher, she reportedly walked out on stage hand in hand with Cassie, for her infamous, “plotting on how [she] can take Cassie away [from Diddy]” verse.

Trey Songz also added to the atmosphere coming in with his own smoke and mirrors flair that drew in the female audience. With heavy gyrations and suggestive moves, Trey crooned to his female fan base how he “Invented Sex” and the “Neighbors Know [His] Name”.

DJ Khaled’s set was was one of the obvious highlights from the night. He brought out Rick Ross, T Pain, Ludacris, Busta Rhymes, Fat Joe and reggae icon Barrington Levy. Cam’ron was the biggest surprise performing street banger, “I Really Mean It” and “Speaking Tungs” with Vado. “All I Do is Win” was the obvious vote for the night as everyone’s hands followed the instructions carefully, by literally going up and down during his set.

Finally, Usher made his grandiose appearance with pyrotechnics and a little bit of divo. He opened his catalogue book and performed past classics as well as his current hits. Although the crowd started to pan out, Usher ended his show with O-M-G which gave some last minute energy to those who has stayed until the very end.

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Ms. Drama TV catches Amber Rose at a Kanye performance in the NYC. Kanye preforms one of his favorite songs, You Can’t Tell Me Nothing.

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Ms. Drama TV finds Myspace Music recording artists Mateo in New York for his performance at the Canal Room. As the opening act for Mario, this R & B crooner, gets up close and personal with the ladies.

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Ms. Drama gets up close and personal for a exclusive Kanye performance at the 2009 G-Shock event. Kanye explains the lyrics of his song Heartless. Consequence makes a separate appearance at Whose Next Live for SOBs. A G.O.O.D. music mash-up from your Drama Queen.

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Ms. Drama goes behind the scenes at the Jay-Z concert and at Raekwon’s album release party at Santos hosted by Diddy. Exclusive cameos and commentary from Melanie Fiona, Redman, and Rah Digga! Catch Jay-Z’s personal PSA after Raekwon’s speech!

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DJ Kid Capri introduces and defends Rick Ross at the Rakim Event in NYC. After a lukewarm response, Ross takes the stage to preform. Check out the sneak peak of Rakim at the end!

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Joe preforms live at a private event in the NYC and the audience of women go crazy. Live footage of him preforming his classic hits and a snippet of his new song. Plus watch as the disgruntled security guard “hates” on Joe from the sideline by trying to shut down Ms. Drama’s flip cam. “Stop playing!” – BE WARNED THE SECURITY GUARD IS A HATER.

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