Jay Electronica interviews are just as rare as Jay Electronica music. And after fulfilling his 2 verse per year quota on Big Sean’s “Control”, RevoltTV got his thoughts on the controversial track.
Jay Electronica interviews are just as rare as Jay Electronica music. And after fulfilling his 2 verse per year quota on Big Sean’s “Control”, RevoltTV got his thoughts on the controversial track.
Alongside Daft Punk, Pharrell comes in peace on the final cover of VIBE’s 20th anniversary issue. You can read the feature in its entirety here.
It took a minute, eight weeks actually, but Kanye West’s Yeezus has finally been certified gold by the RIAA. How long until platinum? Well, that’s anybody’s guess. Download the LP here.
Summer is almost over, and with one eye open, Mac Miller takes the upcoming Fall and 87th issue of FADER. Peep the cover story here.
Since Big Sean released “Control“, the game’s has been well, out of control. Speaking with VIBE, he talks sampling issue, Kendrick’s controversial verse and not changing his own. No hoe ass niggas over here.
Still no response from the victims yet, but others continue to step up. Mickey Factz is the latest New Yorker with a reply and adds the rest of Kendrick’s Black Hippy crew in into the mix.
Hours after giving the unfortunate “#DopeFrancis“, Lupe drops the second part of his “SLR (Super Lupe Rap“, which is also his response to Kendrick Lamar.
With a gold album and “Crooked Smile” currently at #9 on Billboard’s rap chart, Jermaine Cole gave a live performance of the single on last night’s Conan. Born Sinner is in stores now.
Down in the 305, Meek Mill pulls out the boats, phantoms, Ciroc and a few cameos in his new video directed by Hype Williams. Dreamchasers 3 coming soon. He talks Kendrick’s “Control” verse below.
Kendrick has more than enough MCs wrapped under “Control”. Tonight, King Los grabs ahold of the instrumental and gives is a good run of his own.
Great breakdown of Statik Selektah’s *Round Trip*! Honestly, this 2023 Mass Appeal release is pure boom-bap bliss from start to finish. Statik really outdid himself with those smooth, jazzy sample flips and turntable scratches, creating the exact kind of laid-back, golden-era hip-hop vibe you want playing in the background while relaxing at Denmark holiday cottages over a quiet weekend. The guest list alone is stacked—having legends like Posdnous kicking things off on the opener "Round Trip (For Dave)" alongside heavy hitters like Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, and Inspectah Deck on "Unpredictable" makes every track feel like a proper event. Even the newer-school features like Benny the Butcher, Conway the Machine, and Joey Bada$$ fit effortlessly over the dusty, soulful production without a single wasted verse. Definitely one of his most cohesive projects in years and an easy front-to-back spin for anyone who appreciates real hip-hop craftsmanship.