Last week, K. Dot and Ab-Soul swung by DJ Green Lantern’s radio show to discuss Slaughterhouse comparisons and the West Coast scene. Below, ScHoolboy Q and Jay Rock call into the show.
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Narrated and starring the man himself, Jim Jones gets on his motion picture shit by giving us a two for one. Brought to you by his Vampire Life 2. To be continued.
Canibus, oh Canibus. During his KOTD battle against Dizaster yesterday, Bis did the unthinkable and kicked his raps off a legal pad. Probably woud’ve been best if he studied his own rhyme.
Meek & Drizzy headed over to Arts Museum in Philly yesterday where they shot the first scenes for Meek’s new single. HHS1987 was on set and caught a few flicks from the video shoot.
Warren G already shot the new video for his collabo with Nate Dogg & Jayceon, but lucky for us, Camcapone was on the set in L.A. and caught some footage. Expect the final product to hit the net soon.
In an unlikely pairing, DeAndre pulls up and releases his new track featuring Curren$y. If this is what you like, purchase the tune here.
Childish Gambino seems to be everywhere these days, and Billboard once again comes through with some Bonnaroo coverage. In case you still couldn’t make it out, here is the recap from his performance.
Dedicated to his chicks, Odd Future’s Hodgy Beats shows his appreciation by taking a stroll over D’Angelo’s “Alright” instrumental. Sounds like a perfect match.
Action Bronson teams up with Party Supplies to bring us a pretty entertaining video for their collabo off Bronson’s latest mixtape, Blue Chips. Damn, Bronson looks like he can fuck shit up. Ha!
As Bonnaroo wrapped up day 2 yesterday, Luda hit the stage and disturbed the peace down in Manchester, Tennessee. If you still weren’t attendance, Billboard shares their quick highlight.
[…] 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. […]