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complex logo October/November 2009 Issue Vol. 8 No. 5

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COVER STORY: CLIPSE x KAWS The Clipse They've got critical and underground acclaim by the ki, but thus far mainstream success has eluded the Clipse. Can their coke raps finally cross over? With their fourth LP set to hit the scales, the Brothers Thornton are about to find out.

COVER STORY: YOUNG JEEZY x ESPO Young Jeezy Over the course of four years, Jeezy's gone from being your favorite trapper's favorite rapper to one of the true hip-hop heavyweights. As he preps his fourth Thug Motivation class, the Snowman is back to whip the rap game into shape.

COVER STORY: ELIZA DUSHKU Eliza Dushku You might not know how to prpoerly pronounce her last name (it rhymes with "push you"), but you do know she's one of the sexiest stars on TV. Dollhouse's leading lady (and producer!) takes us home with her.

FASHION: MR. HUDSON Mr. Hudson The newest addition to Mr. West's G.O.O.D. Music family models the freshest suits for the fall. Now if only we could do something about Taz...

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HOOKED UP Better Sweaters Complex's always-reliable style guide section has you covered with the season's best sweaters, denim, harrington jackets, watches, snowboarding fashion and more.

INDIVIDUALS: Jack Black Meet all the personalities who are making moves in Complex's world: Hollywood heavyweight Jack Black, "Community" actor Joel McHale, "Zombieland" star Jesse Eisenberg and sexy singer Amerie.

LACED Ransom by adidas Check out all the latest exclusive kicks in Complex's sneaker guide section. This issue, we've got a close-up look at the In4mation x Vans collaboration, the new generation of basketball shoes, and a guide to hard bottoms and boots.

SPRAWL Jamie Chung Complex's pop culture pages get off to a sexy start with "Hot Complex" Jamie Chung. Also features the cast of "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia," 50 Cent, The Flaming Lips and our humorous take on the new NBA season.

ADDICTED: Alpha Protocol This issue's product guide section features our annual video game blowout, a how-to guide to Drifting, an in-depth look at the newest snowboarding technology, and more.

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Young Jeezy Young Jeezy on Writing Songs With Kanye:
Young Jeezy: "First of all, Kanye fucking flew in the ’copter to Hawaii, so I was all on it anyway. When I got there, I saw dolphins in the swimming pool, so I’m like, 'What the fuck.' He would play songs and be like, 'So what you think?' And I’d be like, 'Well, shit, you might wanna change this,' because I’m looking at it from a street nigga’s perspective, you know what I’m saying? I kinda just came in and gave my input and made sure all the dots connected. You gotta go in with the mindset that you know who you’re dealing with or who you’re writing for. ’Cause I done gave niggas some jewels and niggas like, 'Yo, this shit is crazy."

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Eliza Dushku Eliza Dushku on Self-Destructive Hollywood Starlets:
Eliza Dushku: "I try not to judge—I’ll admit I’m guilty at times of watching and being fascinated, though. I’m watching a train wreck! [Laughs.] If anything, especially in the past couple of years, I try to be a more compassionate person. This business can hit you at a million miles an hour, and people don’t know their ass from their elbow or what to do with themselves. People make mistakes and get crazy. I know I did."

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The Clipse The Clipse's Pusha T Defends the Current State Of Rap:
Pusha T: "I swag surf. I’m down. We’re from Virginia, which is Southern, but more East Coast-leaning rap. And people don’t understand how we can digest everything. Like, I like Plies. I’m into all that because I get to go to these places, and I get to see it. And when you can see anything, and see that they’re passionate about it there, then you got to love it. Because you know it ain’t no fraud...I think everything is serving its purpose. These records are better than back in the days when Vanilla Ice was the novelty, or Young MC or Skee-Lo, 'Wish I was a little bit taller, wish I was a baller…' These records now to me are better than those. If you want to look at those as one-offs, but these guys got more. They got more records than those with just one. They do."

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