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Last night, Rozay and Busta headlined the 2 Tru Music show at Club Nokia. Above Rozay brought out Montana for Rich Forever’s controversial record. After the jump, Busta brings out Breezy, Snoop and Swizzy. Clips courtesy of the good folks over at
Yo Gotti recenty swung by DJ Kay Slay’s Shade 45 show and performed track 6 off his latest mixtape, January 10.
Bad bitches stay with us indeed. But as far as Gucci and Dos Chainz, they get to see them all work the poles in their new video. Trap Back on February 5. wshh
An hour before YN signed off, DJ Khaled gave him a buzz. “The Mogul” reflected on 2011, cracking the Rap Radar year-end lists, platinum plaques, and his Grammy nomination.
Before X to the V heads out on his Midwest State of Mind Tour, he gives his fans an ode to his movement Squarian featuring Sez Batters and produced by the Odd Couple. New mixtape on the way.
Ain’t no limit on what I can do. Ty Kidd Previously: Come See Us
If you got a weak stomach for blood and gore, here’s our warning: Don’t proceed after the 1:30 mark. Sai The Butcher chops and slices his way through in his new clip. Warning Shots 3
Common called the Yellowest Nigga Alive this evening on his Keep It Thoro show. He spoke on cracking our top three Best Albums list, Drake and Serena Williams.
You are now watching the Throne—at the top of our list. Easily. What sounded like every rap fan’s dream on paper finally came true in early August. Jay-Z and Kanye recorded their masterpiece across the globe with producers Hit-Boy, RZA, Pete Rock, Swizz Beatz, Q-Tip, and The Neptunes. Mrs. Carter and Mr. Hudson are also featured but it’s Frank Ocean who ceases the moment, nailing the choruses of the opener “No Church In The Wild” and the moving “Made In […]
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