It was your typical A$AP Mob party during Ferg’s concert last night at S.O.B.s. Above, Xzone highlights A$AP Rocky’s entrance for their performance of “Kissin Pink” and “Work”. He fukked your bitch over here.
NYC collective are The 5 are putting on for their city with their new vignette featuring King Louie. The song is found on their Revolutionary Suicide Vol. 3 mixtape which you can grab here.
Last night, Bey held a screening for her HBO documentary at NYC’s Ziegfeld Theatre. Everyone from Jay-Z to Oprah came to show support. Bey will appear on Oprah’s Next Chapter on OWN at 8pm this Saturday followed by the documentary on HBO at 9.
Haunted by images of an ex, Abel shares his dark twisted sexual fantasies in the latest visual off his Trilogy set. Hopefully, you’re not afraid of ghosts—or girl-on-girl action.
Last night, the celebrity B.L.A.P. (Beats, Love & Alcohol Party) Producer Showcase at S.O.B.s went down featuring beatsmiths !llmind, Just Blaze, Statik Selektah, Buckwild, Needlz, Chuck Strangers, Jahlil Beats and more showcasing their music. For those who couldn’t attend, EMETakeover has y’all covered. hhnm
Back from the trap, Gucci Mane hands over the second installment of his Trap God mixtape series. Guests include Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Waka Flocka, Lloyd and more.
Joe Budden had his Funkmaster Flex night this evening. During their chat, Joey decides to kick a verse with the assistance of the Clipse’s “Grindin” and his iPhone. Sidebar: Flex is prepping a new mixtape [tweet https://twitter.com/funkmasterflex/status/301536289348538371]
While kicking it with Sway in the morning, actor Rick Gonzalez stepped up to the mic and delivered a few bars. He also has pushed his project In Grind We Trust to next Tuesday. Below is his latest leak.
Chamillionaire turns up the speakers and comes out swinging on his latest release off his Elevate EP. The project is currently available for purchase here and hits iTunes Tuesday. Banger! hhnm
Jimmy isn’t letting the revamps go. So for his latest, the certified gangsta keeps it G over Kat Dahlia’s track. No beef is safe—nor ad-libs.
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