Khaled shakes the screen with Ye and Rozay. Stick around and you’ll catch “Cold” at the end. Both directed by Hype Williams and produced by Hit-Boy. Kiss The Ring on August 21. We see you Kim.
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You heard the man. Lupe drops off the third impressive single off his forthcoming set, Food & Liquor 2. Purchase on iTunes tonight. Produced by Mr. Inkredible.
“Movies have killed more rap careers than bullets.“ Last week, Pookie visited Sway’s morning show. He shared his in-studio experience with Kanye on My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, the process of writing his jokes, and his thoughts on upcoming comedians.
Fred The Godson and Lil Kim trade bars for the latest release off Fred’s Gordo Frederico. The mixtape drops this Wednesday and interestingly enough, this goes. hiphop-n-more
Hosted by Don Cannon, Mikkey releases his new compilation of music with guests Pusha T, Cocaine 80s, BJ The Chicago Kid and No I.D. on the majority of the production. Download after the break.
Things get crazy on the set of B.o.B.’s Benny Boom-directed video. Of course, we’re pretty sure Nicki didn’t have to act too much. Video coming soon.
Just one day after the Dream Team took home the gold, Trouble releases a new track named after the Black Mamba. Victory is sweet. dirtyglovebastard
Philly’s DJ Damage and DJ Drama will release their mixtape, Caution Tape 2 next Tuesday. In the meantime, they release a new track from Young Chris, produced by Mike Jerz. hhs87
For the first part of Mountain Dew’s series with Lil Wayne, we go back to SXSW week for his DEWeezy show. While at SXSW in Austin TX., Paul Rodriguez introduces us to the members of the Mtn Dew Skate Team. We get to see them skate the streets and hang with them before the Lil Wayne/DEWeezy launch concert.
Talib and Maino get into the groove by following the music by 9th Wonder. Due to clearance issues, Talib decides to release this for free on his upcoming Attack The Block mixtape.
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