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Jay-Z, the Jigga Man, H-to-the-Izzo, Mr. Beyonce Knowles, made a diss record about DeShawn Stevenson that was played at the D.C. night spot Love on Friday night, according to several witnesses. Jay-Z freestyled over the beat for the track, "Blow The Whistle" by rapper Too Short.

But anyway, witnesses at the club said that the DJ gave the microphone to Cavaliers reserve Damon Jones. Jones allegedly made some unsavory comments about Stevenson and the Wizards, according to people in attendance. And just before 2 a.m., the song was played.

So for those who haven't heard it...ENJOY!!!

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"When I came in, I was like, 'Yeah, I want to be a rapper, and I want to make three albums,' " the rapper told MTV. "But we'll see. It's amazing. I'm going to go away with a bang. ... I'm treating it like I'm filming 'Lord of the Rings.' ... They had to film [that trilogy] over four to five years. It's going to take me about two years to put [my last album] together right. I'm 85 percent sure that my next album, 'LUPN,' will be the end-all."

While Lupe seems to have his departure all mapped out, the rapper admits that there's an extra component that could hold him to the microphone after his third project. "I don't want to say I'm 100 percent sure, like, 'Yeah, this is it.' But 85 percent," he explained. "That 15 percent is the X factor. That could be bills. Like, 'Lupe, you got to pay the bills.' 'Oh, man, I got to put out another album.' "

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Coaches: Robert Smith, Louis Adams, Donnie Kirksey, Mandel Oliv

NEW YORK, NY (February 21, 2008) – Jordan Brand, a division of Nike, Inc., announced that Tyreke Evans (Aston, PA/Undecided), Brandon Jennings (Mouth of Wilson, VA/Arizona) and Samardo Samuels (Newark, NJ/Louisville) will headline the nation’s top 21 high school senior basketball players at the 2008 Jordan Brand Classic, presented by Foot Locker and Boost Mobile, at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, April 19 at 9:00 p.m. EST. This year’s event will be televised nationally live on ESPN2. Also named to that roster are Chicago's own Michael Dunigan (PF: Farragut Career Academy) & Iman Shumpert (PG: Oak Park River Forest HS) Chicago still reppin!!!