After giving Sway the “One Up“,
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After ScHoolboy Q hit the mic yesterday, Sway convinced Sosa to follow up with a, uh, “rhyme” of his own. U like that? Sidebar: Chief Keef On Fatherhood
While visiting DJ Tony Touch’s show last week, Kardinal kicked a few raps over the Shade 45 airwaves. Download his mixtape with Nottz, Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself here. Bonus:
Before his
Before recording a few tracks
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Just like his fellow TDE comrade, Kendrick, ScHoolboy Q hit The Backroom yesterday during his first appearance on
During his visit in the City of Brotherly Love, K.Dot stopped by Power 99 and hardly breaks a sweat running his rhymes down over Meth’s “Bring The Pain”.
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During his chat with Funkmaster Flex this evening, 2 Chainz decides to go off the top over Black Rob’s instrumental. Whoa, this was bad. Sidebar: Interview
This is an interesting collaboration and a nice way to keep fans excited about what J. Cole might have coming next. His ability to bring a distinctive style and thoughtful delivery to different artists’ projects always makes his verses worth listening to. The collaboration with Adam Levine’s band sounds like a refreshing combination, and hopefully it does lead to more new music from Cole soon. Fans are always eager to hear what direction he takes next, much like the anticipation surrounding a goldendoodle when choosing a lovable companion.