Queens producer Lee Beats is the man behind French Montana’s single, “Pop That”. The Facts Remain caught up with the neophyte to discuss the track and how it got into French’s hands. At the 4:40 mark, he shows how he created the beat.
50 was also in attendance yesterday at the Openair Frauenfeld Festival in Switzerland and came through with his string of hits. Below are a few clips from his set. hhnm
Not only was Drizzy headlining, but J.Cole was also at this year’s Open Air Frauenfeld Festival in Switzerland. During his performance, he performed a number of his hits including, “In The Morning”, “Work Out”, “Who Dat” and much more, which you can check out after the cut. hhnm
Miami-based group MMC Da Click is making a name for themselves down in Dade County and recently released their new video for a song inspired by actor Macaulay Culkin. It’s Ok to watch this home alone.
Last night at the new Revel Resort in Atlantic City, Kanye performed the first of two shows this weekend. Here are some of the highlights from his two hour set. tfc
Timbo and Ne-Yo take it to the club in the brand new video for their latest collabo. This one will be featured on the new soundtrack for the upcoming film, Step Up Revolution.
Continuing BET’s freestyle weekly series, Swizz Beatz hits the microphone to do a quick freestyle for “The Backroom”. Not bad at all Swizzy.
Mr. October’s Very Own made his way Zurich, Switzerland to close out Day 1 of the Openair Frauenfeld Festival. If you couldn’t make the flight, here is some footage from his set. UPDATE: Drake brings out 50 Cent & Wiz Khalifa.
Pusha T’s been on a roll lately. And now, tacks a verse to John Legend’s track inspired by the film, Think Like A Man. Cruel Summer, August 7th.
Rappers sure love abandoned warehouses. Anyway, with a bottle champagne in each hand and a sexy blonde near by, Juicy J delivers his new music video. Keep your eyes peeled for his next project, Stay Trippy coming soon.
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