While Consequence was out West, he recited a freestyle for Bootleg Kev on Power 98.3. Cons could’ve burned it down a lot better. The interview portion arrives later this week.
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Jomo ups his net worth with a verse from Lil Wayne and Cam’ron. Killa steals the show here and lets it be known that Ma$e is still on his Kufi list. flex
50’s new project, 5 (Murder by Numbers) was supposed to drop but it looks like he moved it back to this Friday which incidentally is his Birthday. To hold us over until the end of the week, here is a new record off the project. Check out the official album artwork after the cut. engineroomaudio
Aside from an occasional freestyle, Vado’s been M.I.A for most of the year. But now he’s getting back to rap with some more new material. Hopefully, he finds more beats like this. Previously: “We Outchea”
This year’s “Search For The Coldest” event sponsored by Coors Light went down in ATL. In case you couldn’t make the trip out, here is a recap of the night with performances from A$AP Rocky, T.I. and Ice Cube. steveisdope
Now that Yelawolf’s officially back from his hiatus, tomorrow he will be dropping his new project, Heart Of Dixie and here is the first taste of what to expect. Produced by M16. db
This past weekend, Jeezy’s verse from the remix leaked. But now, Spitta decides to just unleash the final product which also features a verse from Mr. Carter. You can definitely vibe out to this one. The Stoned Immaculate in stores now.
This rap shit ain’t for everybody. Which bring us to this collaboration featuring Chicago’s King L and Chief Keef. Off the new Trap-A-Holics’ Trap Music: Independence Day Edition mixtape.
After years of sitting in Maybach Music’s backseat, Gunplay is now riding shotgun with Def Jam. Break out the sea bass! No word yet on his major label debut’s release date. Stay tuned.
Harlem upstart Ro Ransom popped up on the Radar with his “Ms. Ransom” freestyle. Fast forward five months and he’s back with his new mixtape, Ransomania. Guest appearances include Trae Tha Truth and Casey Veggies. Download and tracklist below.
With "Which One," Drake and Central Cee bridge the Atlantic through their shared affinity for Caribbean-influenced sonics, cementing UK drill's arrival in mainstream hip-hop's upper echelon. This collaboration isn't just another checkbox on Drake's endless list of co-signs—it represents the continued global evolution of Black music dialects, with Central Cee's gritty London cadence providing the perfect counterbalance to Drake's melodic versatility. The track's immediate chart success proves that the UK-Toronto pipeline remains one of hip-hop's most fruitful cross-cultural exchanges.