Finally! After my battery died, SupremeTV picked up the slack and caught the remainder of Drake’s set at the ALife store. During his performance, he called on Travi$ Scott and later on, Raekwon grabbed the mic for “C.R.EA.M”.
For those who can’t wait until noon tomorrow, Meek Mill invites us into his lab to run through each track of Dreamchasers 3 in this half hour listening session. Directed by Will N. 5 a.m. Miami freestyle below.
Overseas visiting the UK’s BBC Radio 1, Ace Hood through his hood up and hit the booth during his appearance on Charlie Sloth’s radio show. Cop that Trials & Tribulations here.
In this short-film directed by Zeno Jones, we follow Big Sean through his many travels during his Hall Of Fame album’s creating process. Guests include Wiz Khalifa, Common, J.Cole and more.
For all the Gz and Hustlers worldwide, Wais P puts is bezeled cup to the sky in the latest visual off Statik Selektah’s Extended Play. Pimp on, playas and playettes.
If history has proven anything, it’s that rappers never retire. But to hear N.O.R.E. tell it, he’s ready to put the mic down after his next album Melvin Flynt 2 and focus on becoming a rap CEO. Say what, what?!
This sure is getting out of hand. Hours after Jimmy Kimmel‘s response to Kanye, paparazzi confronted him outside of his house at 4.AM. Luckily, no physical altercation took place.
Keeping it in the trap, Jeezy’s only got money on his mind with his brand new street single, produced by Childish Major. Below, he begins recording his next album with Ludacris, Future, and Usher.
To coincide with his new venture, The Beamz, which allows users to create music with the movement of hands and laser light, Flo introduces the project with an accompanying new video. Pretty bright, huh?
Premiered on Ellen, Queen Nicki runs through her kingdom before getting sprayed by her latest, fragrance, Minajesty. The ad is directed by David LaChapelle.
This post raises an interesting point about how quickly technology can change the way people communicate. The convenience of texting and online messaging is great, but it can sometimes remove the emotion and personal connection that comes with speaking face to face. I also like the idea of finding a balance instead of completely rejecting technology. Even simple digital tools such as a Basic Calculator can make everyday tasks easier, but they should support our lives rather than replace genuine human interaction. The message from Busta Rhymes still feels surprisingly relevant today.