[vodpod id=Video.16445527&w=540&h=350&fv=] Stay thirsty my friends. Under the direction of Mr. Boomtown, Kirko takes the party to the Big Apple and keeps the drinks pouring up with 2 Chainz and Juelz. Ladies everywhere! We’ll drank to that. Sidebar: [tweet
Last night, Dos Chainz performed at Miami’s King Of Diamonds. During his performance, he brought out Mr. Carter to assist him in their popular collabo, “Duffle Bag Boy”. Song still sounds good. derick g
Smoking “Reggie” is one thing, but pubes is a whole ‘nother story.
Another day. Another Montana and 2 Chainz-featured track. Today, Joey Crack rounds up the game’s most wanted guests for his new cut. Old men, go that way! flex
[vodpod id=Video.16425944&w=540&h=350&fv=] During his conference call with MTV, Drake spoke his upcoming collaborations with soon-to-be tourmates 2 Chainz (“No Lie”) dropping May 1st as well as a joint track with Meek Mill.
Pap’s album may never see the light of day. But for one of his recent tracks, he adds D-Block and the game’s most requested feature into the mix. flex
Is Juicy J running out of videos to shoot? Oh well. Back again comes the trippy one along with 2 Chainz for their second version of this video.
Accompanied with lyrics, Cory Gunz and 2 Chainz fires up our video player
2 Chainz brought the “Riot” over to UNC Saturday.
Tity Man is everywhere, you ain’t never there. Earlier today, 2 Chainz was over at Hot 97 and chopped it up with Angie Martinez. In case you missed it, check it out below. Break 1: Speaks on his buzz, his chains, Kanye’s surprise visit on 106 & Park as well as rumors on signing with G.O.O.D. Music. Break 2: Talks about Tyler The Creator’s “diss”. Hey, it’s Twitter. Break 3: Tit speaks on his numerous nicknames. rap up UPDATE: Now […]
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