Before leaving the Hip-Hop Nation premises, here’s what happened when K.Dot and Ab-Soul were put on da spot with Esco’s “Daughters”. Not saying the interview was less important.
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During his visit to Statik Selektah’s show on Shade 45, Prodigy added a few of his rhymes over Nas’ “NY State Of Mind”. Yup, it’s a Queens thing! H.N.I.C. coming July 3.
Bitches and drinks are two reasons to party. But unfortunately there are a lot more reasons as to why Trey’s new single featuring T.I. kills our mood. Chapter V hits stores August 21st.
Clad in their orange jump suits, Curtis and Kidd Kidd serve out their state penn time in their hilarious video. Curtis preaching? Ha! Off The Lost Tape available here.
Over the hard thumping sounds by Swiff D, the West Coast trio return with their latest recording. Hopefully this is a sign of a new project on the horizon. 2dopeboyz
Days in court sure do suck. But out on bail and fresh out of jail, Z-Ro spends his day at the barbershop and Paul Wall’s shop. Off his 5200 mixtape.
Justin Bieber’s new album, Believe hits stores next Tuesday. But today, he releases his second single from the project featuring Big Sean. Not really in love with Sean’s verse—or the song for that matter.
No guns allowed on the set, but Waka and Meek recently let the cameras shoot for their upcoming video. Until it arrives our way, here’s a look in the making. Triple F Life in stores tomorrow.
Juan Epstein celebrated their 100th podcast with special guest Biz Markie. Congrats! Listen in as Biz recounts some of his memorable experiences.
360 recently stopped by Allhiphop HQs for another set of questions and answers. He explains how he got his name, EP, and pressures of a new rapper. Be sure to download Everywhere And Back here. Several months after its release, 360 made the rounds as the industry began taking more notice to the lyrical wordsmith and songwriter whose Everywhere and Back was one of the most thorough sounding and well-rounded projects in recent memory. Never one to be tired of telling […]
[…] 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. […]