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For the longest, Boosie despised these Internets. Check the rhyme on “Goin Thru Some Thangs“: “They burnin’ my CD’s/ Niggas and bitches,  please won’t you get me help/ Get your ass up off the computer and buy this shit up off the shelf.” Well, it looks like Bad Azz has finally had a change of heart. In the clip, he talks about adapting to the ‘net. Log on.

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Although Boosie isn’t a platinum selling artist, his fan base is rock solid. Here, he talks about his cult following [“Chineseses?”, Ha!] and his thoughts on the tattoo below.

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So far, one of the highlights of my career was penning Boosie’s 2007 feature in XXL’s inaugural Freshman 10 issue. Technically, it was it my first cover story. At the time, he was gaining national attention for his verse on the “Wipe Down (Remix)”. A year later on the street cut, “Don’t I Act A Donkey” he quipped: “I’m bout my mill muthafucka, XXL cover/ But I stand out from everybody though and everybody know”. Here, Boosie reflects on his appearance.

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Earlier today, I had a pow wow with señor Bad Azz at Asylum Records. For those keeping score, it’s been three years since the release of Bad Azz. And while most artists fade to obscurity, mixtape releases and guest spots helped preserve his buzz. Following up with Superbad on September 15th, Boosie talks about the postponment. Hang tight, more clips on the way.

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“Men like to fuck, yo. And I know y’all women like to fuck. Y’all just know how to it hold it in a lil’ bit more than we do.”

Wise words from a decent man. In his first installement of “Wizdom Of The Week”, Ghost drops a gem for all you smart dumb cats on promiscuity. Be sure to check for more jewels until the release of Wizard of Poetry September 29th.

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Although the video premiered last week, here’s a behind the scene look at it. Below, HHNM snagged the artwork for Boosie’s album dropping September 15th. Get cha ya ass off that computer and buy the shit up off the shelf.

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In the final ep, 90’s hip-hop talent from different regions get shine (Detroit’s Eminem, ATL’s OutKast, etc.) and the struggles of female MCs are explored. Too bad that part is just as relevant today. 

Hope you enjoyed our program. Ha!

Peace to EMZ.

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Of course whenever you recall our history, you have to discuss the deaths of Biggie-Pac, East/West rivalries and how we survived it all.

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This one is dedicated to the left side of the globe. You know the West Coast had a chokehold on the game. Didn’t know if they were ever gonna let go.

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Episode 2 focuses on the evolution of rap music in the 80’s into a multi-million dollar business. Truth be told: We was all rollin’ with Rush.