[vodpod id=Video.2935960&w=425&h=350&fv=v%3D3xZ9NmZBt4jhrnJL%26amp%3Busenw%3D1] “Speedboats, three tokes and pass it, grass lit Hit slopes in Aspen, no coat just A oath to stay thoro til we back to ashes” The FLA’s most passionate promotor provides a sneak peak to Mr. Jones verse from the title track of his next CD. Check the 2:25 mark, marks. How it sound? So far, so good.
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Mo’ comp? I ain’t never scared. Check out Shad Moss’ latest venture here. Then 30 seconds later come back to Rap Radar, where you belong. Ha!
The Capo and Sin City tackle the Dirty Money secular track. Get ready for The Ghost Of Rich Porter to haunt your speakers soon. Props: Legend
[vodpod id=Video.2935796&w=425&h=350&fv=] Donnis chops it up with Slamxhype and discusses his single deal with Fool’s Gold for “Gone”, current bidding war, and endeavors for 2010. Good things to come.
[vodpod id=Video.2935796&w=425&h=350&fv=] Donnis chops it up with Slamxhype and discusses his single deal with Fool’s Gold for “Gone”, current bidding war, and endeavors for 2010. Good things to come.
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Fresh off his Complex cover, look who’s willing to share his thoughts. It’s deeper than rap! Ha.
At the 2:26 mark of Karen Civil‘s sit down with Freddie Gibbs, the rapper hints at the possibility of working with Pill on mixtape in the near future. If their collaborations on “Womb To The Tomb” and “Run Up To Me” are any indication, this could be a problem. Below, Gibbs spits an a capella on Green Lantern’s Invasion Radio.
Great battle last night between LeBron James and Dwayne Wade. And not only did the Cavs beat the Heat 92-91, but Bron Bron made a poster out of Gabrielle’s man. Vicious! Gotty
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.918218&w=425&h=350&fv=] Now, this is creative. When you open your copy of Jake One and Freeway’s The Stimulus Package on February 16th, here’s what you’ll get. Designed by Brent Rollins, the artwork comes with a wallet-like-disc holder and other treats. Let’s hope the music is as good as its cover. OS x Info
						
						
						
						
						
						
						
						
						
						
Tyler, The Creator’s Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale feels like a fresh extension of his original masterpiece. The added tracks bring more emotion and polish. Listening to it while driving through Faisal Town Phase 2 somehow makes the whole vibe even better—luxury mixed with raw honesty.