There’s no denying Jeezy’s target on this new freestyle—and it ain’t Big Meech. Def Jam’s on the verge of a civil war. Which side are you on? 1000 Grams drops Thursday. Previously: “The Real BMF”
And she’s not going to take it anymore. In the wake of Waka Flocka and Gucci Mane’s separation, Waka’s ma dukes, Deb Antney clears the air. Mama knows best. allhiphop
Laws, Emilio and K.R.I.T. raise the roof in the video for the “Hold You Down (Remix)”. Laws’ mixtape 5:01 Overtime is still available to download here.
You see the flyer. You know the drill. I got two sets of tickets if you wanna roll with the Kingpin this Wednesday. NY and tri-state residents only email: [email protected] with your full name to win. Good luck. UPDATE: Contest over. See ya at the show!
Still waiting on Jay Electronica’s mixtape, Act II ? Yeah, us too. Well, last night he offered this explanation for the delay on his Twitter account. Do your thing, don’t be scared.
It took Swizzy a minute to decide on a name for his next album, but he’s finally settled on The Perception Of Greatness. Sounds deep. Remember folks, 30% of the proceeds from the project benefit The Bronx Charter School For The Arts. Let’s get it!
Devi Dev found herself sandwiched between Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek as they spoke on Kanye West’s early years. Crazy to hear that Kanye mapped out his first two albums, before even dropping his first. hardknock
La Flare stopped by iPower 92.1 in Richmond, VA but didn’t stay too long. 20 seconds before going on air, he walked out the station when asked about his split with Waka Flocka. Afterward, DJ A Plus explained to listeners what went down.
Under Aris Jerome’s direction, Fabby Davis sends a big F.U. to the powers-that-be in his new music video. Fuck the world. Don’t ask me for shit.
Karen got a hold of some new material featuring Pill, Young Dro, Rocko and All Star. As you might’ve guessed, it’s off The Empire’s Southern Slang 16. Four dope boys are better than two. No shots.
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