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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.
T.I.P. brought his Grand Hustle family over to Shade 45. During their discussion on Sway In The Morning, they eventually each displayed their capabilities on the mic.
Maino and his cosa nostra packed Sway’s morning show and invidually took turns rapping over the “Stay Schemin” beat. If you haven’t yet, download The Mafia mixtape here.
Following his visit on Power 105, The Abbot continued his radio promo over at Shade 45 and threw a few darts over the airwaves. Looks like Bobby Digital hasn’t lost his aim.
A few weeks ago, Roscoe Dash ranted on Twitter for not receiving songwriting credit on Cruel Summer and other songs. On Sway In The Morning, he says his name was omitted due to a typo. A typo?
Seats were all filled early in the morning on Shade 45. As Ski Beatz sat in the back playing various beats, Murs (with his iPad), Fashawn and Chris Webby took turns stepping to the mic.
During his visit on Sway In The Morning, Gunplay talked his Bogota EP, his day at the park and more. At the 6:45 mark, he unfortunately abided to Sway’s request to kick a rap.
Along with Double R, Krondon visited Sway’s morning show on Shade 45. During their time slot, they each kicked some dope rhymes for the morning listeners.
After explaining how his stripper anthem came about and the story of Gangsta Boo’s departure from Three-Six, Juicy performs Sway’s favorite per his request at the 4:00 mark.
Before premeiring his new record on Sway In The Morning, Asher touched on his untitled album and delay. He then kicked off his in-studio concert series with his cut off Pabst & Jazz. “The World Is Not Enough” below.
Fresh off his encore Summer Madness 2 battle, Loaded Lux kicked it with Sway on Shade 45. Above, he and Arsonal run a few laps over G.O.O.D. Music’s “Clique”.
UPDATE: More spit from Lux and Arsonal.
"ya'll gonna get this work" haaaaaa.
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Mr. Carter (@S_C_) September 18, 2012UPDATE 2: And it don’t stop
UPDATE 3: Damn, how long did they go?
