Still fiending for Big Sean’s G.O.O.D. Music debut, well, we’re going to have to wait a month later. Rap-Up has learned that Finally Famous: The Album has just been moved from a May 3 release to June 21. Below he speaks on the LP’s Kanye collabo. “It’s kind of like super special. It’s something people are going to be able to party to and has a great message at the same time. It’s just me and him going at it. […]
[vodpod id=Video.5840223&w=540&h=350&fv=] Ah, the G.O.O.D. life. Sean Don takes a quick trip down memory lane with Breezy for the video of his first single. Finally Famous: The Album in stores May 3.
Fresh off the road, Big Sean stopped by The Morning After With Angela Yee today. During his interview, he says that his patented Supa Dupa Flow is dead. Buried. Thanks, Luda!
In the wake of Shyne and Nas‘ alleged gripe with Def Jam, Big Sean was a guest on Angela Yee‘s weekly program, Lip Service last night and spoke out on his label’s lack of support. Girdle.
These days, it seems as if nearly every song utilizes truncated similes. The style pioneered by Big Sean has been used by Jay-Z, Lil Wayne and most notably, Drake. In an interview with Allhiphop, Drizzy says he regrets adopting the flow, but doesn’t mean to rain on anyone’s parade. Macy’s! AllHipHop.com: How much do Young Money artists bounce off each other? I noticed you have similar inflections and cadences or rhyme patterns. I noticed this one thing that Nicki said, […]
Tyler, The Creator’s Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale feels like a fresh extension of his original masterpiece. The added tracks bring more emotion and polish. Listening to it while driving through Faisal Town Phase 2 somehow makes the whole vibe even better—luxury mixed with raw honesty.