K.R.I.T. brought his country slang to late night television last night and
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In celebration of the release of Self Made Vol. 2, Rozay, Meek, Stalley, Omarion and Wale made their way to A-Life in NYC to perform a private show. Here’s RTNY‘s recap of the packed event.
As MMG day continues, the crew returned to 106 & Park this evening. Omarion spoke on MMG deal and his new video. Then, Wale hit the stage and discussed working with Rozay. Afterward, cams turned towards Stalley and his Music Matters campaign. Last but not least, Meek Mill premiered his
Over Beanie’s “The Truth” and B.I.G.’s “Dead Wrong”, ScHoolboy Q made freestyling look pretty easy with two on Sway In The Morning. Chief Keef sure looked impressed. Sidebar: Angie Martinez Interview
While visiting DJ Tony Touch’s show last week, Kardinal kicked a few raps over the Shade 45 airwaves. Download his mixtape with Nottz, Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself here. Bonus:
“We ain’t throwin’ bottles, nigga/We gon’ get those hammers in.” Chuck goes bar-for-bar with an opening verse to Meek Mill and Big Sean’s “Burn”. Ain’t no party like a West Coast party. dj orator
While discussing what we can expect off his debut, LongLiveA$AP, Rocky revealed to Mina SayWhat of Power 99 the release date which is September 11. Yup, that cat’s out the bag.
Too impaired to operate the vehicle? Well XV takes the wheel and cruises away in his brand new music video. Off his Awesome EP available on iTunes now.
As the videos keep rolling out, Maybach Music reaches into their hat and pulls out yet another one. Self Made 2 in stores today.
Last Friday, Dom checked in from the Westside to show love to YN and discuss the inspiration behind his Yellow Album, staying relevant in the fast-paced rap game and the process behind creating all-star collabos with Too $hort, Rick Ross and Kendrick Lamar. Get the free LP here. Peep playlist and whole show here.
Joell Ortiz lit up Guz Sports Bar with “Battle Cry”! The raw energy, bars, and crowd response were next-level. Perfect vibe for fans of lyrical warfare. Honestly felt like I was back at my favorite muay thai shop—intense, focused, and all about power.