Still going strong, Waka and his fellow BSM member go for the money and power on their new recording. Once Waka hits a million followers, he will return the favor with a new mixtape.
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A wild night of partying will do that to ya. But on this Sunday morning, Meek and Drake take us to church Club Paradise in their new video, directed by Dre Films. Pastor Johnson, where was you at?
Fresh off his deal with MMG, Rockie Fresh taps the Bawse for the remix, which premiered on Chicago’s WGCI last night. Clean radio rip for now. fakeshoredrive UPDATE: CDQ
Flo brought the wildness to 106 yesterday. He spoke on staying fit while on the road, touring, recording his new album, and raising $1 million for breast cancer. Wild Ones in stores now.
[tweet https://twitter.com/DMX/status/224194205633871874] TMZ reports that DMX suffered a concussion this morning at his SC home when he lost control of his four-wheeler. While riding down a hill, he flipped over and landed on his ass. What a rough rider.
Last night, Frank began his Channel Orange tour at the Showbox in Seattle and brought the “Sweet Life” to the stage. Below, he recites “Bad Religion”. Album on iTunes now and in stores Tuesday.
Oh, oh, oh. Last night, Nicki returned to the Tonight Show With Jay Leno. After her interview, she turned it up with a live performance of “Pound The Alarm”. Music video coming soon. Yo, we need more bread.
Don’t get it twisted. Bobby Ray got bars too. And he showcases them for this week’s 106 & Park‘s freestyle series. Hallelujah boy! Previously: Swizz Beatz
The Mafia returns to our audio player this afternoon as Maino, Push! and Lucky Don run a few laps around our guilty pleasure record.
Last week, Nicki Minaj shot her next video in her homeland of Trinidad and here is an in-depth look of it in the making. The video should be ringing in soon, so stay tuned. hiphop-n-more
Statik Selektah’s Round Trip hits hard with smooth beats and sharp features. Listening while chilling at Boutique Hotels in Cluj-Napoca would be perfect—those vibes match the album’s laid-back yet punchy energy. Every track feels curated, making it a must-play for hip-hop heads exploring rhythm and style.