“Said her homeboy told her I was fuckin’ Rocsi. Nah!” Here’s the latest single off Young Jeezy’s TM 103. Song features Lil Jon and Shawty Redd on the track. Is this “Who Dat” on steroids? Album drops on Jeezy’s birthday, September 28th.
Willie and producer Lee Bannon’s collaborative EP, Never A Dull Moment is dropping next Tuesday. But before you get left in smoke, here’s another leak from the project.
[vodpod id=Video.4055001&w=425&h=350&fv=configParams%3Dvid%253D539222%2526uri%253Dmgid%253Auma%253Avideo%253Amtv.com%253A539222] Rick Ross usually comes off impassive, so it’s funny watching him out of character. Here’s footage of The Boss on the edge of his seat as LeBron James announces his move to the Miami Heat. Apparently, Rozay’s also the reason Chris Bosh signed with the team as well. False call. mtv Update: LoLifeIsrael shoots the GIF.
Before Drizzy’s solo shoot in the ATL, it looks like Drake and Weezy brought out the green screen for the next visual off Thank Me Later. Two more snaps after the cut. thehottestish
Lord have mercy, Jesus Christ. Despite the string of underwhelming tunes, Shyne covers one half of XXL‘s September issue. The other features Young Jeezy. In an excerpt given to MTV, Po speaks on shootin’ the club up a decade ago. “In my life, when I make decisions to roll, I roll. And I don’t give a fuck what the consequences are. If I’ma defend myself, I’ma defend myself. If somebody tryna kill or hurt one of my partnas or my […]
Even though Drake didn’t get Andre 3000 on his debut, he’s still his biggest fan. In fact, he tells PAPER about the shrine he has in his crib dedicated to the rapper. On how he honors his mentor, Andre 3000 from Outkast: I have a shrine in my apartment dedicated to Andre. I took a door off a barn and had an artist take the lyrics from his verses [and put them] on this barn door. As soon as you […]
Although Rick Ross’ Teflon Don hits stores tomorrow, we’ve had an advance copy for a couple of days now. After examining the album art, I noticed that the rapper MC Hammer (K. Burrell) was credited on the self titled track. Even though he didn’t write on the record, he earns royalties for the interpolation of “Too Legit Too Quit”. You know, the part when Ross says, “Started selling dough, I’m too legit to quit ?” That’s a check. Fuck you, […]
J.Cole showed a lil’ brothery love in Philadelphia this past Saturday when he brought out Freeway at the Heineken Inspire event. Following Cole’s performance of “Last Call”, Freeweezy recited “Roc The Mic” and “What We Do”. The Roc’s in the building!
Kimberly brought her act to Arizona this past Saturday and brought out DMX for a performance of “Money, Power, Respect”. Good to see X back on stage. Get at us dog! rapup
Fear not, this isn’t a cover of Oran “Juice” Jones’ hit. Instead, Nickle rains on the comp with this new freestyle. Better grab an umbrella.
That blog post perfectly captured the raw intensity of Joell Ortiz’s performance at Guz Sports Bar! His delivery of Battle Cry was absolutely electric, making the whole room feel like it was vibrating with pure, unfiltered energy. It reminded me of those high-stakes moments during a intense word guessing game with friends where the pressure is on and every single syllable counts. Seeing such a lyrical powerhouse perform in such an intimate, gritty setting was a legendary experience. If you weren't there, you truly missed out on some masterful storytelling. I'm still buzzing from that incredible night of hip-hop excellence!