Taylor Gang’s Chevy Woods hits the Tube and blows clouds of smoke for his recent Weeknd freestyle. She loves them Taylors.
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Grab yourself a cup and roll one up ’cause this Odd Future and Triple 6/Taylor Gang joint cut will take you 30,000 feet up. Produced by the collective’s Left Brain. We have a lift off. Bonus:“BKLYN” via FSD rockdadub
Bow Wow’s Underrated is still on the way. Earlier today, DJ Whoo Kid gave a premiere of a new record featuring Lloyd Banks during his G-Unit Radio show on Shade 45. Radio rip courtesy of DHH. UPDATE: No tags. CDQ.
[vodpod id=Video.15923411&w=540&h=350&fv=] T.I. tells MTV he’s 75% done with his new album and has recorded 70 tracks. He says he’s bringing back the vintage TIP sound and plans to get back in the lab with Dr. Dre during its finalizing stages. We plan on getting back in and coming up with a few more, so you never know what could become of that. We got one with Akon, did a few records with Rico Love. Man, I got records with just about everybody. […]
A few days ago, Kweli and Red performed at SOBs in NYC for the Ghetto Metal concert. In case you weren’t in attendance, The Source provides footage of their performance and guest, Bun B.
After Rozay’s mixtape hit the net, French called the LA Leakers on Power 106. He spoke on how “Stay Schemin” came into fruition, reacts to Drake’s verse and says “Off The Boat” is actually his next single.
Just weeks after releasing his mixtape, O.E.MO, Nelly Mo gets into his own mischief by hopping on Bei Major’s most recent remix. missdimplez
During the Agenda/DGK after-party in Long Beach last night, DMX and Machine Gun Kelly premiered one of the tracks they recently worked on, “I Don’t Dance”. skeetv
Move over White Bob. Playing two roles (a white man at that), the Onyx frontman takes aim at the industry with the typical stereotype of a rap star. Co-starring Heidi Marie.
…that you are not the father. Chip’s new mixtape drops later this month and lil man looks thrilled. illroots
[…] With the advent of drill music, gang life is omnipresent in the current hip-hop/rap landscape. Yet, The Game's depiction of that life in his 2011 song "Red Nation" saw quick banning. In response, The Game hoped more of his songs were banned from radio because they did so well on the internet. […]