Still ain’t nothing sweet over here but just more free music from Crooked I. And today, he tries his hand over Common’s controversial record. Sweet baby Jesus, he went in!
Tag: freestyle
Black Thought stopped by Tony Touch’s weekly show last week to promote The Roots’ undun. With The Wurx also present, they all dropped a freebie over the Shade 45 airwaves. allindstrom
Grafh is his name. And for his latest freestyle, he displays his dope boy swag over Red and Puff’s “Let’s Go“.
Happy holidays from the UK. Tinie Tempah rides through his sled and drops off his cover of Drake’s “The Motto”. If you haven’t got his Happy Birthday EP yet, do so here.
You might have caught this one on the Tapemasters Inc and DJ Suss One’s mixtape, but Lowkey lets go the untagged version. These bars aren’t closing anytime soon.
2 Chainz recently swung through Philly’s Power 99. After the interview portion, the Codeine Cowboy then takes to the mic (5:50 mark) for a quick freestyle over “Sippin On Some Syrup”. Featuring 2 Chainz! hhnm
Hopefully you’re still not catching
JB recently stopped by
Pusha T flips through his rhyme book and spits some fire including another Drake subliminal (?) over the Common “Sweet” instrumental.
On the eve of their return to Highline Ballroom, Royce, Joe Budden, Crooked I and Joell Ortiz swung by Hot 97 for their very first freestyle session with
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.