Last night at the House of Blues, the Laser guy brought out the hometown legend for II Trill‘s track number six. Reminds me: I might have to hit H-Town for Drake show’s next month. Right, Uncle Bun? Sean Via WWM
Last night during Killa’s appearance on Green Lantern’s Invasion Radio, Green let the Alchemist produced track go on the airwaves. Today, thanks to Minya, here’s the CDQ version of Cam’s Boss of All Bosses 2.5. Pretty random combo, but Cudder on the hook is dope.
Pardon the Kat Stacks feature in the beginning, you should go ahead and peep what Crooked I has to say over the Lil Wayne track. Planet C.O.B.
Take two. To celebrate the release of Game’s R.E.D. Room mixtape, Skee released Game’s second single featuring Justin Timberlake and that Neptune sound.
[vodpod id=Video.3503071&w=425&h=350&fv=] Until Big Boi’s long-awaited album, Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son Of Chico Dusty arrives July 6th, we follow Antwan to his old stomping grounds of Frazier Homes Community. It sure has been a long journey for Mr. Patton. More on the way. OS
We’ve seen Jermaine perform this twice already and earlier this evening, Funk Flex bombed away his street single. It’s not the final mix, but enjoy nonetheless. Miss Info UPDATE: Parental Advisory Version
“Not Afraid”? Not yet. Instead Slim blacks out over “Over” and that “Beamers” shit. It’s a freestyle. What the fuck you want for free? Recovery on the way. 6.22.10. The end.
[vodpod id=Video.3503143&w=425&h=350&fv=] Game takes his track underground with Taydoe behind the lens. Someone get Guiness on the phone, this might be the longest video in the history of rap.
B.o.B. missed having T.I.’s first post-jail video apperance by 24 hours. In any event, here’s the latest visual from team, Grand Hustle.
It’s been a minute since we’ve heard new music from CyHi. But it’s worth the wait. With Ensayne Wayne behind the boards, here’s Da Prynce’s first single for Def Jam. Nav
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