Donald Glover tones it down a notch with his new track, which was premiered on Wired 96.5. Shoulda known this’ll be a radio rip for now.
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Who doesn’t like head? Featuring Gucci and Plies, Rocko shares his infatuation with fellatio on his new record. Off his upcoming project, Ignant. How fitting.
It’s murder he wrote. Just days after 50 announced the title of his new album, here’s the accompanying artwork. Album arrives July 3rd.
Popping out the sunroof comes 3D Na’Tee with her new video. That outfit sure is titillating. The track is off her upcoming mixtape, The Coronation, but you can cop it here.
After a long week of promo runs in the Big Apple, Waka celebrated the release of his album by performing last night at Webster Hall. For those who weren’t there, here’s a recap. xzone
Cash Money’s army just got bigger with the addition of Atlanta’s legendary DJ Greg Street. As part of the deal, the V103 host is signed to the label and Cash Money’s publishing arm. Says Street: “I have never once doubted the power of Birdman and Slim, and the Cash Money empire as a whole. My goal is to add in making Cash Money Records the first billion dollar independent label by putting major plays together for the brand, in and […]
Maino and his crew regroup for another track. This time Maino, PUSH! & Mouse greet us with a new street banger. New mixtape on the way, son. Previously: “Welcome To The Mob”
The only place you drive me is crazy. Ty Kidd Previously: Heatin’ Up
For one of our personal favorite tracks, Meek pulls out the big toy and the bad chicks in this long-awaited video, directed by Dre Films. Ciroc poppin’ here, not thrown. Off that Dreamchasers 2.
If you play nice, you ladies may get a fun-filled day and night with Jon Connor. With that said, here’s his new video off Season 2. Directed by Puma for The Program LLC.
[…] In his telling, Dame asked Bleek if he was seriously interested in launching the Get Low label. According to Geda, Bleek said he was indeed serious and asked what he needed to do. Geda K claims Dame Dash told Memphis Bleek if he brought Geda to him so he could sign him to Roc-A-Fella Records, he’d give Bleek $1 million and would launch Get Low Records as a Roc-A-Fella imprint. […]