Meek Mill has sure come a long way since last year. And on Friday, he returned to the Wells Fargo Center for Power 99 FM’s annual Powerhouse concert. Here’s a recap along with Big Sean, DJ Khaled, Jadakiss, Tyga, Ace Hood, Freeway and more.
As promised, Freezer drops the curtains and picks up the mic for his latest mixtape with features from Meek Mill, Yo Gotti,
Thanks to Bink’s production, Freezer increases the volume and lets his lyrics go for his latest track.
Saturday, the Sneaker Pimps laced up their kicks and made its way to the Theater Of Arts in Philly. If you missed the event, here’s footage of backstage access and a performance from Free and K.Dot.
Freeway plans to release his latest collection of music on October 25. But before the curtains open up, here’s the cover art and the official announcement below.
As the A3C Hip-Hop Festivial continues on in Atlanta this weekend, Freddie Gibbs brought out Freeway for a live version of their duet.
For #BeardAppreciationDay, MMG’s Stalley releases a cut intended for Lincoln Way Nights with Freezer and Rashad, who also handles the production. Yup, the beards are still in the building.
The night before last, Mac Miller showed some brotherly love to the Electric Factory by bringing out Freeway for a live rendition of their Statik Selektah-produced track. Hey, they don’t play in “P.A.“.
Only the strong survives. And by any means, Gibbs and Freezer struggle to carry on in their new video. Freddie Gibbs’ Cold Day In Hell coming soon. os
[vodpod id=Video.15440976&w=540&h=350&fv=] The beard was in the MTV building. And yesterday, Free stopped by RapFix Live to talk upcoming projects, hopes of a Roc reunion and more. Of course, he ended his session doing what he does best.
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