With caller Lacey on the phone, Mac Miller decides to have some fun on the mic for DJ Wonder’s “5 Fingers Of Death” freestyle.
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B.o.B’s still here. And with the Hustle Gang’s mixtape G.D.O.D. impacting next Tuesday, he raises the ante alongside Jeezy, Dro and Gotti. Anyone still buying rounds?
Lil Wayne’s having the worst week ever. Two days after suffering from another seizure, Mountain Dew severed ties with the rapper. The termination stems from the controversy surrounding Weezy’s Emmett Till reference on the “Karate Chop (Remix)”. In a statement, Mountain Dew’s parent company PepsiCo said: “Offensive reference to a revered civil rights icon does not reflect the values of our brand.”
Did a ton of drugs and did better than all my alma mater. Ty Kidd Previously: Chicago Blues
Palmetto Playground in Brooklyn Heights was renamed this morning after fallen Beastie Boys member, Adam “MCA” Yauch. A year ago, MCA died from his bout with cancer. For unspecified reasons, Mike D wasn’t in attendance. But here’s footage of Ad Rock, MCA’s mother and Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz at the ceremony.
Olivia Newt ain’t got nothing on this. Instead of releasing a mp3, B.o.B used his audio to score a fabulous workout session. Depending on your place of employment, this may be NSFW. UPDATE: Banned on YouTube. Now resurrected on Vimeo.
9 times out of 10, Ludacris’ free music is hit or miss. Welp! For the third installment of his #IDGAFFriday series, this pretty much is no different. Produced by Metro.
Clef brought his April Showers over to Sway’s house at Shade 45. In addition to the interview, he strums his guitar for a performance. Below, Yoga Jean provides some work out tips.
Buck and Tha City Paper’s collaborative mixtape, G.A.S. Pt. 2 drops May 27, but today, TrapsNTrunks unzips the pair’s latest offering.
It’s literally all gold everything for Trinidad James. In honor of his single “All Gold Everything” recently moving 500,000, TJ received his plaque last night at Atlanta’s Treesound Studios.
Man, Joell Ortiz dropping “Battle Cry” live at Guz Sports Bar was unreal! The energy in that room was insane, totally beating any boring online hangout or digital trivia session like zoom games. From the second he hit the stage, his lyricism and raw delivery blew everyone away. If you weren't there, you seriously missed out on peak hip-hop culture. Absolute chills from start to finish!