Last night, Scarface called DJ Green Lantern‘s Invasion Radio to weigh in on his Rock The Bells performance with Nas Sunday and intially being intimidated performing in a “NY enviroment”.
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Moments after releasing his mixtape, Kirko makes his rounds in the Big Apple with French Montana in the visual aid to the opening track.
Before Tech N9ne drops his EP in two weeks, he puts on his war paint in the video for its title track. E.B.A.H. can be pre-ordered here.
Right on time, Kirko Bangz drops the 4th installment of his Procrasination Kills series. This time he links with French Montana, Jeezy, Chris Brown and Tyga. Don’t put it off and download below.
Miami, L.A. and NY nights provide the backdrop for Mystikal’s new visual with Stunna, Jae Millz and Detail. This may look like your typical night out on the town, but any night is better than one in the slammer.
Styles returned to the Breakfast Club this morning. He plugged his new mixtape, talked the Lox, artists he’s feeling, his juice bar, family, the passing of Chris Lighty and more.
As the latest guest on Sway’s in-studio concert series, R.Les exhales a live edition of “Breathe”, his “Ups & Downs” then discusses taking on rap and his $1 million reward. Les Is More October 22.
Twista stocks up on new music with his new mixtape hosted by DJ Don Cannon. Guests include Juicy J, Future, Shawnna and more. Get it after the jump.
T.I. and his clan were back on VH1 last night for Season 2 of The Family Hustle. In the first episode, Tip takes the family camping and then to Hot 107.9’s Birthday Bash concert.
After seven long weeks, yours truly was back on Hot 97 for another round of songs that could make the grade on the FM dial. When it was all said and done, I chose Vinny Cha$e’s song, “Urban Outfitters”. Check out my call and the rest of the list below. CHEER$, bitch.
[…] With the advent of drill music, gang life is omnipresent in the current hip-hop/rap landscape. Yet, The Game's depiction of that life in his 2011 song "Red Nation" saw quick banning. In response, The Game hoped more of his songs were banned from radio because they did so well on the internet. […]