Nice hair, Wiz. While on the BET Awards red carpet yesterday, Mr. Khalifa explained to the folks at VIBE the science behind his upcoming album, Blacc Hollywood. No shuffling here.
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Time to make you sweat. If synchronized workouts don’t interest you, maybe B.o.B. and 2 Chainz’s new video will. Grab a towel, Underground Luxury coming soon.
Like TNT, Talib Kweli knows drama. In support of his Prisoner of Conscious album, Talib brings the theatrics to the small screen. Cop the album on iTunes here.
Prodigy returned to The Breakfast Club this week to promote his new album, HNIC 3. Here’s a synopsis of their conversation. Power 105 1’s “The Breakfast Club” Interviews Prodigy of Mobb Deep. He speaks on his book “The Infamous” and the backlash received from it, speaks on the infamous rant that Havoc went on via Twitter were he accused Prodigy of being gay, also speaks on the Havoc phone call “The Breakfast Club” played were Havoc accused Prodigy of getting raped in prison, […]
Broken hearts don’t matter when you’re in paradise. And for Snoop Lion, he and Rita Ora soak up the Thai culture in their new video off his Reincarnated. Not su kau!
Well it ain’t B.Dot. It’s OVO’s new artist PARTYNEXTDOOR. And before the stroke of midnight, he dropped off his self-titled project. Stream the 10-track collection below and download here.
Ladies stand up. Janelle Monáe and Erykah Badu both closed out tonight’s ceremony for a live rendition of their collaboration, “Q.U.E.E.N”. Bow down.
2 Chainz turnt up the Nokia Theatre with his new single, “Feds Watching”. He then was joined by K-Dot and A$AP for “Fucking Problems”. No Drake, no problem. Peep the “Feds Watching” video here.
Well this was quite random, but good. The BET Awards paid tribute to dancehall this evening with Jabba, Chaka Demus & Pliers, Beenie Man and Elephant Man. Lawdamercy.
While a devilish grin, J.Cole took a seat for a live performance of “Crooked Smile”. Afterwards, Miguel made his third appearance on stage and joined him for “Power Trip”. After the jump, check out his performance of the aforementioned songs on Hip-Hop Nation.
Listening to 'Sinners' is an almost physical experience. Rod Wave manages to weave with his voice, powerful and rich in nuances, and with the enveloping sounds a real atmosphere that captures you from the first notes. When he then switches to rap, his interpretation is so intense and heartfelt that it completely magnetizes you into the narration, taking you and dragging you into the song without you being able to resist. It's like being sucked into a vortex of emotions, an excellent representation of the depth and grip that this artist knows how to exercise.