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Getting arrested three times in one day? That's the shit we don't like. Getting a feature placement on Kanye West's new album is a great look—Being behind bars isn't. Haven't we seen this movie before? This Chiraq MC and trouble are synomnous. Drive slow, young homie.
The whole 2 Chainz robbery fiasco. The culprits. Tit for initially denying it and you fuck boys on the Internet who made him feel like he should. Ain't no shame in defending yourself by fists or by feet. It ain't safe in these streets.
Project Pat recently made a pit stop over at Sway’s morning show at Shade 45. After discussing his upcoming tour with Juicy J next month, he popped his tag over Hov’s instrumental.
While speaking with Sway last week, YG says ”R.I.P.” was initially his record and that Jeezy will executive produce his debut LP. At the 4:18, he kicks a quick rap. Below, he touches on his upcoming mixtape with Nipsey Hussle.
Damn, Mike Jones lost weight. Who? Mike Jones! During Sway’s live broadcast at All-Star weekend, Mike addresses the HIV rumors and says his hiatus from music was due to issues with his label.
If the game doesn’t change soon, it’ll be awhile until we see another album from Uncle Bun. During his interview with Sway, he reflects on the early days of hip-hop and lists his favorite MCs.
During Paul Wall’s segment, the People’s Champ spoke on his work ethic, his jewelry line, new mixtape and more.
Common was recently back on Sway In The Morning. As always, Sway requested a freestyle and Com does what he does best by going off the top of the head.
Down in Houston for NBA All-Star weekend, Meek Mill and Lil Snupe hit up Sway In The Morning. During the chat, they both freestyle over “Deep Cover” and “Started From The Bottom”.
Mouse checked in with Sway and ‘em over at Shade 45. He spoke on confronting Consequence then performed a few tracks off No Love Lost. In other news, the album debuted at #15 on the Billboard charts.
Roland Colt and Rick Williams of Burn Rubber kicked it with Sway on Shade 45. They spoke on their Detroit Rubber series, their sneaker boutique, musical interest and more. At about the 5:30 mark, Ro even kicks a flow.
While kicking it with Sway in the morning, actor Rick Gonzalez stepped up to the mic and delivered a few bars. He also has pushed his project In Grind We Trust to next Tuesday. Below is his latest leak.
Mike Will made it over to Shade 45 for Sway’s morning show. In addition to name dropping his ideal MCs over his production, he talks working with Future and possibly future work with the Bieber God.
