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DJ Khaled Album Out Today; Does In-Store at Best Buy in Pembroke Pines

The screaming voice for hip-hop on the South Florida airwaves has been on the road promoting his newest album, We Global, for many days now. But this afternoon DJ Khaled is making a pit stop in Broward signing as many copies of his album as you want to purchase Starting...

By Jonathan Cunningham

September 16, 2008

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The screaming voice for hip-hop on the South Florida airwaves has been on the road promoting his newest album, We Global, for many days now. But this afternoon DJ Khaled is making a pit stop in Broward signing as many copies of his album as you want to purchase Starting at 5 p.m., Khaled - and some mystery friends - will be at the Best Buy in Pembroke Pines (11450 Pines Boulevard) to autograph CDs.

Who knows who might show up? Collaborators on "We Global" include local boys Rick Ross and Ace Hood as well as out-of-towners like Kanye West and Akon. One thing is for sure, though: DJ Khaled is busy, busy, busy. Aside from promoting this latest album, he's still collecting accolades for his previous mix tape collaboration, "We The Best." The 99 Jamz deejay is nominated in five categories for the 2008 BET Hip Hop Awards, including "Hustler of the Year."

He's definitely a contender for that award and this video below shows why.

-- Amy Guthrie

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