If ain’t broke, don’t fix it. And once again, Robin and Tunechi reunite for a new track. The song hits iTunes November 8 while the album, Love After War begins December 6. Cover and tracklist here. rap-up
It’s Gucci! And unfortunately, V-Nasty’s here too. According to Complex, this is the first track from their forthcoming collabo album BAYTL. Supposedly, the project’s dropping next month. Cancel Christmas—and your life.
Sir Michael Rocks joins Spitta and his Jet Life familia at the top of the class for their new track. Off their Jet World Order compilation project dropping on November 29. Tracklist below.
Pac Div will release their next project, The DiV on November 8. Today they have just released the tracklist, which does not include the three tracks on the deluxe edition. Preview the project here. 1. The Greatness 2. Posted 3. Useless Feat. Asher Roth 4. Move One 5. She Feat. Tiron 6. Chaos (The Recipe) 7. Life Is Good 8. High Five 9. Top Down Feat. Casey Veggies & Skeme 10. Number 1 11. Brown 12. Thank You
“I’m never going to hell. Call me Zack Morris, I’m saving you by the bell.” Cue the “Otis” scream. During Justin Beiber’s visit to Big Boy’s Neighborhood, he goes into Shawty Mane mode over The Throne’s track. Believe it or not, this kid makes it eaaasier.
My name hold weight and you don’t really keep the bar raised. Ty Kidd Previously: Think About It
We’ll just be glad when this video finally drops. Derick G shares some of photos of what his camera captured during the video shoot for Baby’s track with Tunechi and Nicki. Bigger Than Life in 20 days.
After taking Japan, Shad returned to the states for the F.A.M.E. tour last night in Cleveland and brought out the city natives MGK and Chip Tha Ripper. Here’s a clip of the performances and backstage access.
Fred The Godson hooks up with Mr. Angelettie in this new viral in support of his upcoming mixtape, City of God. It’s never too late to tell ’em why you mad son.
Hey, it sounds like Tyga’s record anyway. hhnm via laleakers
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