Taking the throne for the third annual “Rookie Of The Year” cover of The Source is none other than king Kendrick Lamar. Peep the excerpt below and pick up the issue on December 4. “We couldn’t believe something we dind’t know about. As a kid, all we seeing is street shit… When you see one of your partners get smoked and that same day you have someone coming to you preaching to you asking you, ‘Do you believe in God?,’ […]
Mike Will Made It. And as your girl tiptoes across the marble floor, French lines up the usual suspects for his new single off his Bad Boy debut, Excuse My French. xzone
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Based on a true story, the DC upstart literally lets his trials and tribulations run past the margins in his new video. Download The Triple Beam Dreams here.
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It’s more money, more problems for Chevy Woods and Nipsey Hussle on their new track produced by Trakksounds. Chevy Woods’ Gangland 2 coming soon.
Making it rain on stage was Rihanna as she performed her 12th Billboard chart topper on this evening’s UK X-Factor. Her album, Unapologetic
Producer Scoop DeVille invites DJCity to LA’s Talented Studios to speak on how he produced Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s track and also demonstrates how he created the Janet Jackson-sampled beat. hiphop-n-more
Wow, the way this project is framed is really eye-opening. It’s hard to believe that urban planning could be so directly tied to protecting property prices at the expense of vulnerable populations. The Trump real estate seminar adds another layer, showing how celebrity and hype intersect with serious social issues. This article makes me think more critically about gentrification and the hidden costs of development. Investment Property Bulgaria