Internationally known and locally respected. Fitting title, I’d say. Malice In Wonderland coming this fall. X
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Nickerson Garden’s posterboy speaks on his daily freestyles with Hustle 101. Initially, I thought I’d become apathetic after several days, but a majority of his freestyles I thoroughly enjoy. In fact, this is probably my favorite. Props: X
[vodpod id=Groupvideo.3314644&w=425&h=350&fv=] Peep the Cons on location for his new video, “Whatever You Want”. Hype Williams? Fountainbleu? That’s a G.O.O.D. look. Previously: Consequence x Whoo Kid “Q.U.E. Another E.N.S.” NR
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In an interview with Myspace UK, Hov speaks on his catalogue and reveals that he doesnt listen to In My Lifetime Vol.1 anymore. He also says that “Streets Is Watching” was the last song he played for B.I.G. before he died. Now, Vol.1 is far from his worst album, *cough* Kingdom Come *coughs*, but I understand where he’s coming from. Though they’re gems like, “Imaginary Player” and “Where I’m From”, overall, the disc lacks continuity.
Props: ICE
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.866334&w=425&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Auto-Tune may be D.O.A.’d, but good music never dies. Here’s the visual aid for The Yardfather’s “Gotta Believe It”, shot in Bushwick, BK. Despite their rifts, it’s good to see Just and Sai working together. God Bless America. Props: X Previously: On The Set Saigon “Gotta Believe It“
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Shouts to my political connects fro sending this over. Grab a chair and peep the new visual from Bad Azz’s Superbad. A cup of thug passion Grey Goose makes everything alright.
[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.885608&w=425&h=350&fv=m%3D62513170%26type%3Dvideo%26a%3D0] In an interview with Myspace UK, Hov speaks on his catalogue and reveals that he doesnt listen to In My Lifetime Vol.1 anymore. He also says that “Streets Is Watching” was the last song that B.I.G. heard from him before he died. Now, Vol.1 is far from his worst album, *cough* Kingdom Come *coughs*, but I understand where he’s coming from. They’re gems like, “Imaginary Player” and “Where I’m From”, but after awhile the album loses its luster. […]
[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”loose_as_a_goose”] Shouts to my political connects fro sending this over. Grab a chair and peep the new visual from Bad Azz’s Superbad. A cup of thug passion Grey Goose makes everything alright.
Don’t hold ya breath, Mr. Floarin.


Tech N9ne has always had a unique approach to hip hop, and this album seems to show why he has remained such a recognizable name for so long. I like that the article highlights both his perseverance and the variety of collaborations featured across ASIN9NE. Seventeen tracks also gives listeners plenty of material to discover instead of relying on just one standout song. Music careers can be especially interesting when you consider how much an artist can accomplish over many years. A chronological age calculator can be a simple way to understand someone's age at different points in their personal or professional timeline, which adds an interesting perspective when looking at long careers.