These days, posse cuts may seem oversaturated and underwhelming, but Cruel Summer‘s lead single was the complete opposite. Over a chopped up hook and a Fuzzy Jones soundbwoy-sample, Yeezy’s collective individually delivered. Big Sean takes off from the starting line with his repetitive flow while the metaphors from Pusha T soon followed behind (“I’m red leather, I’m cocaine, I’m Rick James, ho”). As the Scarface theme music slowly creeps in, Kanye pulls up with his boastful raps. However, it’s 2 Chainz’ closing verse that’s the […]

Following the success of his Cruel Summer hits (“Mercy”, “Clique”) as well as Meek Mill’s “Burn”, Big Sean cordially invited fans to his hometown with his fourth mixtape, Detroit. The Motor City’s new shining star travels down the road to stardom on the opener “Higher” and depicts his lavish lifestyle over the soulful sounds of Barry White on “How I Feel”. Right on! Sean Don keeps the celebratory tracks intact (“Experimental”, “FFOE”, “Woke Up”) while stacking more than enough bread […]

Do you remember that producer Jahlil Beats gave this beat to Jadakiss first (“Paper Tags”)? Probably not. Because Meek Mill and Big Sean lyrically exploded all over the damn thing and made it theirs. This is a clash of two young titans who thankfully are on the same side. Like an old school rap group, the dynamic duo trade rhymes building off each other’s wordplay. Rap fans can argue all day about which MC got the better of the exchanges […]

Ryan Seacrest hosted Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin Eve last night. Before the ball dropped, JB entertained Times Square and brought out Big Sean for their collaboration, “As Long As You Love Me”.

Big Sean brought his “Guap” video to BET yesterday. He explained its concept, his Detroit show, recent

Big Sean is currently in New York and visited Angie Martinez‘ rush hour drive. Besides flirting with Angie, here’s the topics that were discussed. Break 1: Talks his Grammys nominations and his current love life. Break 2: How his Detroit homecoming concert came about and the poverty in Detroit. Break 3: Discusses the Connecticut shooting and says Hall of Fame is 80% done.

Big Sean has more than enough reason to celebrate. So for his new video, he parades through Detroit then takes it to the night spot. Directed by

A bank heist turns to one fun fest with a whole lot of money

Opting to roll solo this year after having his clique with him at last year’s event, Sean runs a 30+ minute set of favorites including “Guap”, “Mula”, and his verses on “Mercy” & “Burn”. missinfo via yardie

What’s hanging is Big Sean. And for Detroit‘s new video featuring Montana, he stumbles on a briefcase full of money. Yea, we would have took it too. Directed by Mike Carson & Mike Waxx.