Blowing all previous All Hallow’s Eve outfits out of the water, the creativity behind the array of costumes worn made this year’s Halloween one for the books. From Jay-Z to Travis $cott, it seems like everyone in hip hop was in the holiday spirit. Even while everyone’s favorite artists were busy being someone (or something else), fans held it down and represented for the culture. With everyone from children to adults going all out for their costumes, it just goes to show that you’re never too old to have fun and dress up.

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Terrace Martin caught the attention of everyone when he performed the saxophone alongside Kendrick Lamar during his performances at Saturday Night Live and David Letterman. He hit the studio to remix “Poetic Justice” using his sax and it’s super dope. It adds a soulful element to the track and showcases Martin’s skills on the sax. Expect a lot more great things from this California native.

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Kendrick Lamar’s Aftermath debut album, good kid, m.A.A.d city, will be available for pre-order on October 2nd.  The Compton MC didn’t clarify where or how to find the pre-order, but more information should surface soon.

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Tune in on Tuesday, October 2nd to see Kendrick perform on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Will he debut one of his hyped-up collaborations with Lady Gaga or Drake? You’ll have to see for yourself.

UPDATE:

good kid, m.a.a.d city is now available for pre-order now at Itunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/good-kid-m.a.a.d-city-deluxe/id565833795

Be sure to cop the album on October 22nd, available in retail stores and online.

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