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During yesterday’s Winter X Games in Aspen, Co, Esco presented medals to the snowboard street winners then performed his single, “Nasty”. After the jump, he hit up the Belly Up club afterwards. hhnm
During his first international headline show last night, A$AP surprised The Opera House by bringing out the city’s own to perform “Cameras” and “The Motto”. Thanks to
Apparently, J-Doe doesn’t love them hoes. Here’s his latest track off his upcoming project, Welcome To My Fan Club. You’re all invited.
In one of the last few videos from the late Slim Dunkin, he, Waka, Alley Boy and Trouble pay their respects. Off Waka and Slim’s joint mixtape,
In support of his recent release Progress 2, the young Texas playa reaches above the clouds for his uplifting track. Directed by Mr. Boomtown. wshh
Like her hubby, Bey’s musical influence is being taught in schools. Rutgers University’s Department of Women Studies offers the course, “Politicizing Beyonc
Instead of grabbing Wiz, 3 Stacks, Tip & Weezy for the video to accompany the remix, Ke$hsa pulls a few random faces to spit their verses. Sleazy maneuver.
Believe it or not, The Epidemic is still on the way. But before it finally arrives on February 9, Pill unveils his latest recording for you non-believers. xxl
Just when we thought it was over, The L.A. Leakers provide a Yelawolf freestyle over Tyga’s hit. You know what it is, bitch!
[…] “Can I Speak to You,” produced by DJ Pain 1 and featuring ScHoolboy Q, is the best track on the project. The beat is lush and sample-forward, in a dusky, early-2000s Just Blaze lane. Q, a rising TDE rapper, takes a substantial verse. 50 Cent sounds re-energized. He becomes the trash-talking 50 that was missing from the other songs. The closer imports a younger West Coast voice onto a Queens street album and returns 50 Cent to competitive writing after a run of money and sex records. […]