Produced by Alchemist, Odd Future’s Domo and Earl join forces with Vince Staples and Action Bronson to dispose of their competition. Domo Genesis’ No Idols coming soon.
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Large Pro swung by Sway‘s morning show and delivered a performance. During his interview, he discussed his writing technique, collaborations in the 90s and his most memorable studio sessions.
Lloyd Banks’ V6 is still on the way. But this evening, he and Loso link back up for their new collaboration. Feel free to rewind this one back. missinfo.tv
Is Game bringing his theatrics to TV? Well according to TMZ, Game and 51 Minds Ent. began production on his journey down the aisle and has pitched distribution deals with MTV and VH1. Back in October, the rapper proposed to his long-time girlfriend, now fiancé, Tiffany Cambridge. No title yet, but uh, how ’bout “Married To The Game”?
Wish you would tell Khaled he can’t make another movie. Today, Khaled, Rozay, Ye and director Hype Williams began filming the video for their latest track. More flicks from the set below.
Who doesn’t love a big booty hoe? Well backyards are bangin’ like a Benzi on Ca$h Out’s new tune. As far as this track, not so much. hiphop-n-more via bottomfeeder
We’ve got a few previews live, but DJ Moon Dawg premiered the official mp3 during last night’s mix on WGCI. Can’t tell us this shit ain’t poppin’. Don’t Feed Da Killaz 4 coming soon. Radio rip for now.
Wednesday nights are usually crazy at Perfections night club in Queens. And with Power 105.1’s DJ Self holding things down, Rick Ross came through last week to see what the fuss was about. He seems pleased. Ha! God Forgives, I Don’t arrives 7.31.12.
Stalley hit the block in Obama’s backyard yesterday for the Converse Block Party. During his set, he performed cuts off his Lincoln Way Heights and here’s what JukeBoxDC caught.
Off the heels of her latest release, Fantasea, Ms. Banks made a huge splash during her Mermaid Ball last night at Hollywood’s Fonda Theatre. Here’s a few highlights from Rap-Up.
“Pet Sounds” is a wild blend of Mac Miller’s smooth flow and Sean Price’s gritty bars—unexpected but dope. Feels like giving your ears Calming Dog Treats—strangely soothing yet hard-hitting. This collab brings heat while keeping it mellow. Definitely a vibe worth revisiting on repeat.