It’s getting real in the field. While in Toronto for his Let Me Explain tour, Kev and his troopers go hard in the paint against Drizzy and his OVO squad. Hey Aubrey, pick on someone your own size.
Ronald Isley gets back in the groove and keeps it simple on his latest single. Sounds like my kind of date, especially since pay day isn’t until next Friday. His new album is coming soon. splash
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is all about business. And from the studio to the ring, the artist, actor, author and now, boxing promoter, quickly shares his journey to success.
Crooked I reps his Circle Of Bosses clique to the fullest by adding his own personal touch to Lil Reese’s “Us”. Yea, this is my first time listening to the beat all the way through too. uhtn
Havoc’s inspirations help mold the number 13 on the front cover of his solo set. The album arrives on May 7. M-O-B-B 4 life! UPDATE: Now with your 13 titles. Pre-order here. 1. Gone 2. Favorite Rap Stars (Feat. Styles P & Raekwon) 3. Life We Chose (Feat. Lloyd Banks) 4. Colder Days (Feat. Masspike Miles) 5. Get Busy 6. Eyes Open (Feat. Twista) 7. Tell Me To My Face (Feat. Royce Da 5’9″ ) 8. This World (Feat. Masspike Miles) […]
Here is something that B.Dot can take with him for next week’s visit at the All Out Show. Off Snoop Lion’s Reincarnated on April 16. Lighters up.
Wale’s back with his freestyles and today, sheds light with the use of Fun’s record, “Sight Of The Sun”. His album, The Gifted drops June 25.
Mac Miller’s turning the big 2-1. In the final episode of his reality TV, he and his Most Dope fam go out with a bang for the celebration. So much for what happens in Vegas staying there. Cheers! Previously: Ep. 5
After hooking up with Fall Out Boy a this year’s NBA All Star Game, 2 Chainz’s add his Southern flair to the official remix. Welcome to the best of both worlds? FOB’s album Save Rock N Roll is due out April 16th. os
Two is not a winner, but Lil Wayne’s I Am Not A Human Being 2 will take home the silver medal this week on the Billboard charts. As far as sales go, the album clocked in 217,000 copies in its first week. Decent numbers, but no where near his previous effort of 965k with Tha Carter IV.
This is an interesting collaboration and a nice way to keep fans excited about what J. Cole might have coming next. His ability to bring a distinctive style and thoughtful delivery to different artists’ projects always makes his verses worth listening to. The collaboration with Adam Levine’s band sounds like a refreshing combination, and hopefully it does lead to more new music from Cole soon. Fans are always eager to hear what direction he takes next, much like the anticipation surrounding a goldendoodle when choosing a lovable companion.