Rapping with Rap-Up, K.R.I.T. speaks on how his featured track with Big Boi and UGK came about and

As promised, Juicy J was feeling generous and gives us a freebie tonight. This one features Big K.R.I.T. who also produced the record. This is the shit, I do like.

K.R.I.T. brought his country slang to late night television last night and

K.R.I.T. visited

Although K.R.I.T.’s debut is in stores now, he’s continuing to release new music. And today, we get his new remix featuring Slim Thugga & Lil Keke. Perfect to vibe out to.

Appropriate for today’s day, K.R.I.T. tells Soul Culture that one of his favorite verses is from “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” and explains the inspiration behind it.

To the underground we go. In this 10 minute clip, K.R.I.T. takes us inside the creation of his debut, its cover, and studio session with B.B. King. Album in stores now.

K.R.I.T.’s album, Live From The Underground debuted at #4 this week, and to thank all the fans for all their support, he decided to release a track that he produced. You’re far too kind.

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Just a week before Curren$y’s