Before bringing the world Meek Mill’s “Amen“, DJ Drama also reached out to Mr. Wilson’s Internet radio program. The two Yellow dudes spoke on the resurgence of the mixtape market, Jadakiss’ Consigment, 50’s upcoming Gangsta Grillz, Meek’s DC2, and Dram’s Quality Street Music tunes like “We In This Bitch“. Pay attention! Peep playlist and show here.
Moments before hitting the S.O.B.’s stage this past Monday, Chainz and YN chopped it for a long convo on the Keep It Thoro Radio. The twosome talk about Tity Boy’s rise to the top, ulcers and poppin’ tags on 5th avenue. So true. Peep whole show at EVR.
Common and Khaled checked in by phone but Just Blaze actually stopped by the East Village Radio studios to close out YN’s second episode of his Keep It Thoro program. Mr. Smith talked about being paid to party, his Master of The Mix reality show, Saigon’s upcoming mixtape and he even freestyled over some of his beats. Fun times! Bonus: Peep whole show here and playlist.
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