2 Chainz’ right hand man waves his flag and reps his crew on his latest track which features Da Snowman and Chuck. Now only if Pirus and Crips all got along.
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Occasionally, Andre 3000 will remind a “pussy ass nigga on the Internet” that his verses are good. And last year, nothing stood out more than his bars found on T.I.’s apologetic, “Sorry”. Boring? Definitely far from it. Manipulating his flow over Jazze Pha’s product-shizzle, 3 Stacks asks for forgiveness from the fans and Outkast’s other half, Big Boi: “And this the type of shit that’ll make you call your rap partner/And say I’m sorry I’m awkward, my fault for fuckin’ […]
Troy Ave and his fellow cowboys throw their guns in the air in the video for a tune off his recent mixtape, White Christmas. Dope shots.
Raekwon’s Lost Jewlry EP was initially set to arrive today, but has been pushed back to next Tuesday. Last night, he previewed a few tracks off the project in Brooklyn and EMETakover has the highlights.
The morning after Love & Hip-Hop kicked off their third season, Joey returned to Power 105 to recap last night’s episode. He also discusses past relationships and more.
Bad as she wanna be, E-V-E glams up and returns to the small screen for her forthcoming album’s first visual. Lip Lock is expected to arrive later this year.
Nickle Nine blows dust off Kanye’s “We Major” instrumental and runs a few laps for his latest freestyle. Hopefully, this is a sign that there’s more to come.
Time to wake and bake. Juicy J kicks off the morning with another cut featuring his Taylor Gang boss. Produced by himself and Crazy Mike.
With DJ Clark Kent on the mic, Wale held court last night at the Bowery Ballroom and brought out French Montana for “Back 2 Ballin”, “Actin Up” and “Ocho Cinco”. Page 31 has more footage below of Wale performing “Bad” alongside Tiara Thomas and “The One Eyed Kitten Song”.
Is Brooklyn in the house? Without a doubt. So for Joell Ortiz, he reps his borough the best way he knows how on his latest recording. ifwt
Tyler’s *Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale* is a wild, emotional ride—packed with raw energy and lyrical brilliance. It hits hard, just like getting quality window replacement hamilton services—solid, sharp, and elevating the vibe. This album’s extra tracks were totally worth the wait.