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New Ka music but it’s still the same old Ka, which is absolutely a good thing to be. The sincerity behind his words comes through on “Our Father,” a track taken from the upcoming album, The Night’s Gambit.

The 2013 Champions League Final is in the books. The all Bundesliga match-up propelled Germany’s league to new heights as Bayern Munich held the trophy high: beating Borussia Dortmund in dramatic, late game fashion.

Tonight’s thoroughly entertaining match left us with a gang of storylines. We can’t fit them all here but we did our best to touch on the most prevalent talking points from the game. Walk with us in the aftermath of all-German finale.

1. Redemption for Bayern Munich, Arjen Robben

Bayern’s previous Champions League Finals churned sour defeats via Inter Milan in 2010 and Chelsea last season. Losing on such a large stage comes with grand derision and, in the early going, BVB’s tempo set out to dictate an upset but, in the second half, Arjen Robben’s resolve proved too much.

Franck Ribery set the stage with a tricky through ball for Arjen Robben. Robben made good on the pass with a dime to Mario Mandzukic’s goal. Dortmund bounced back with Ilkay Gündogan’s goal off a penalty but, once again, Robben’s nose for the ball converted a bad deflection into a decisive goal in the 89th minute.

Arjen must’ve thrown any recollection of last year’s failed penalty kick out the window by now. He cemented his status as a club legend and shook all dark clouds off his path tonight: notching a tremendous effort to match his world-class stature.

2. Should Dante Have Been Sent Off?

Dante already received a yellow and his wayward boot to Marco Reus’s bread basket stood as an extremely poor attempt at the ball. His foul begot a penalty kick turned goal by Gündogan but you’ve seen players get second yellows for much less. Perhaps his lack of malicious intent saved him. Either way feel free to get your tin-foil scullies out for this one.

3. Dat Goalkeeping!

The 2-1 scoreline does a huge disservice to all the shoulda-woulda-coulda attempts from both sides. Bayern’s Manuel Neuer and Dortmund’s Roman Weidenfeller racked up a stunning litany of saves. This offseason will be tough for Roman though. He’ll deal with the sting of this Final and a red face thanks to Robben’s strike.

4. Borussia Dortmund’s Critical Defensive Follies

BVB struggled to mark Arjen Robben on multiple occasions and, on both goals given, he had all kinds of daylight. The first goal proved especially egregious as their attention on Ribery gave way for an unmarked Arjen to find Mandzukic. Franck got a little fancy for his assist attempt but Robben’s quickness cut through the heart of Dortmund’s back four. Jürgen Klopp’s side played a good match aside from those huge mistakes but appeared deflated after Robben sealed the deal.

5. 2013′s Champions League Final Easily Beats Last Year’s Game

We just witnessed high class open football, dramatic saves and a game decided within 90 minutes. Compare tonight’s output to Bayern’s frustrating shot attempts, Chelsea’s negative football and a drawn out result determined by a penalty shootout. It’s clear this year’s Champion’s League Final yielded a far more entertaining experience. Also, if you were lucky enough to watch this in the US, Gus Johnson’s enthusiasm added a hilarious play-by-play call at every heart-stopping moment.

6. Where are Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund headed next season?

Bayern Munich will see Pep Guardiola take the reigns and Jürgen Klopp’s association with BVB has a question mark on it as well. Guardiola has a huge job on his hands towards solidfying Bayern’s dominance not just in Bundesliga but in Europe as well. Meanwhile, Mario Goetze’s impending departure to Bayern Munich and possible exits from the likes of Robert Lewandowski, Mats Hummels and Marco Reus may cause a rift between Klopp and Borussia Dortmund’s board. Dionne Warwick can’t call futures of these clubs. Maybe you can?

Grab a tall boy, warm up last night’s General Tso’s leftovers then kick back and watch the straight-to-DVD flick Ghetto Stories, starring Lil Boosie and Webbie as rival drug dealers. Originally released in 2010, the flick features the trill duo joined by a cast of ghetto all-star thespians including Bun B, Mike Epps, Nicole “Hoopz” Alexander and Tyrin Turner.

Meek Mill reminds imaginary players there’s no doing sh*t just because they wake up feelin’ charged and want to jump off the porch to run with the big dogs. There’s “Levels” and brackets involved and earning is the only way to achieve, which the MMG soldier is quick to remind. Produced by Cardo and taken from Dreamchasers 3.

Source: Karen Civil

Harry Fraud cooks up this quixotic concoction of Max B., French Montana and Daft Punk to create “Been Around The Wave.”

H/T: 2DBz

Previously — The iPod Shuffle – Max B’s “Picture Me Rollin’”

Mac Miller continues to turn haters into skeptics, and skeptics into believers (that’s the natural progression, right?). The tracklisting for his upcoming Watching Movies With The Sound Off should continue that trend. Some of Hip-Hop’s most well-respected new jacks are coming to the party, including Action Bronson, one half of Black Hippy (Ab-Soul and ScHoolboy Q), Odd Future’s Tyler, The Creator and Earl Sweatshirt.

And Jay f*ckin’ Electronica.

That’s one of the best guest lineups I’ve seen in a while. But Electronica just sets everything off. As frustrating as it is to act like I’m still waiting on ACT II, I’ve been revisiting “Exhibit C” a bit, wishing that he didn’t turn out to be such a disappointment. Maybe if this is good, we can all trick ourselves into believing that the now 36-year-old emcee has some sort of ace up his sleeve like we did in the good ol’ days.

The rest of your album may suck*, Mac, but at least you managed to awake a sleeping giant.

1. The Star Room
2. Avian
3. I’m Not Real (Feat. Vinny Radio & Earl Sweatshirt)
4. S.D.S.
5. Bird Call
6. Matches (Feat. Ab-Soul)
7. I Am Who Am (Killin’ Time) (Feat. Niki Randa)
8. Objects In the Mirror
9. Red Dot Music (Feat. Action Bronson)
10. Gees (Feat. ScHoolboy Q)
11. Watching Movies
12. Suplexes Inside of Complexes and Duplexes (Feat. Jay Electronica)
13. Remember
14. Someone Like You
15. Aquarium
16. Youforia
17. Goosebumpz
18. O.K. (Feat. Tyler, The Creator)
19. Claymation

Spotted: HHNM

* – For the record, I have high hopes.

A 25-year-old Georgia woman is facing multiple charges after she ran over her four-year-old son during an alleged shoplifting trip gone awry.

Police say on Thursday night Arkebia Albury and her two children – ages two and four – were followed into a parking lot by a store security guard who suspected the woman of shoplifting. When the security guard ordered Albury to stop, police say she hopped into her 2001 Toyota Camry and sped off with only her two-year-old in the vehicle.

Having hit her son, Albury, according to Centerville Police Chief Sidney Andrews, “picks the little boy up and throws him in the car and drives off,” despite the guard pleading to let an ambulance take the boy instead. A Centerville patrol officer stopped the car shortly thereafter, and emergency medical workers were called to the scene.

As of Friday afternoon, the boy is in critical condition with injuries to his head and internal organs. “The child is in bad shape,” said Andrews.

Albury has been charged with two counts of cruelty to children, reckless conduct and theft by shoplifting.

ScHoolBoy Q’s the nocturnal type. When the night falls, the TDE member promises both good and bad will occur on the DJ Dahi-produced track “Hell Of A Night,” which falls right in line with our recent discussion of music licensing. The track appeared on NBA on TNT last night as part of “The Highlight Mix,” as Bacardi looks to promote their latest product.

ScHoolboy Q – “Hell Of A Night” (Prod. By DJ Dahi)

Cred: Walder

Most American fathers and sons share simple “guy stuff” traditions: picking up a sport, the older teaching the younger how to fix a flat or maybe going hunting together. Not the case for Will Smith and son Jaden, since they’re obviously not the average two.

While promoting their new movie (another thing most fathers and sons don’t get to do) After Earth on BBC One’s The Graham Norton Show, the host asked the two of how often they practice and perform together, to which they essentially replied never. On cue, Norton produced two mics and clears the stage for Will and Jaden to rhyme. Watch as Jaden kicks things off with rhyme while Will beatboxes (a skill he probably learned from Ready Rock C) and the two perform “Hello” and a mash-up of “Switch” and The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air theme song.

But they don’t do it alone. The clip damn near turns into a Fresh Prince reunion* as DJ Jazzy Jeff and Alfonso Ribeiro, aka Carlton Banks, join them for the performance. With Carlton there, the awesomely inevitable occurs as the Smiths and Ribeiro break into “the Carlton dance” when the old sitcom’s familiar Tom Jones hit gets played. Magnificent entertainment, people.

Edit: Tom Jones, not Paul Anka. Sorry folks, it’s Saturday morning.

* – Minus “black” Aunt Viv, for obvious reasons.