And it don’t stop.
The Return.
It dropped on Christmas but Soul Tape 3 is the gift that keep on giving. How Def Jam let this one out for free? Don’t ask me. Just accept the present. This is Fabolous at his best balancing the two sides that makes him one of New York’s most consistent spitters. On “Everything Was The Same”, he takes Drake’s track hostage and provides his own ample bars: “All I ask is for the same respect that I be giving ya/ […]
Loso keeps it sexy and classy with this black-and-white visual. Teyana Taylor cleans up nice. Jeremih gets his Playboy photographer on. And what’s this nigga Fab doin’ with a sketch book? Ha! Oh well. Squat Life 4 Life.—YN
Life as a shorty shouldn’t be so rough. Yeah sometimes autograph sessions don’t run smooth. But you didn’t have to rip that poster off the wall. Don’t get it twisted, lil man. Chinx is for the children.—YN
On paper, Yo Gotti and Jermaine Cole may seem like an odd combination. But this captivating vid is proof positive that they go well together. The cinematography here is crisp as we move thru the streets of Memphis, Tennessee. Stlll even on the sunniest day, you can’t take the pain away.—YN
Q just wants to have fun. The TDE’s MC’s beach is better thanks to a bevy of super booty beauties. Point out the bounce? It ain’t hard to find. Being the man certainly has its perks. Paradise is very nice.—YN
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