Flex‘ Who You Mad At Me Or Yourself will be arriving on April 17. And with Statik Selektah on the beat, Action Bronson reps Queens to the fullest on its latest leak.
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Kendrick dialed up
The artist also known as N.O.R.E. had his Funkmaster Flex night the other evening. During the visit, he kicked a R.A.P. over Facemob, Beans and Hov’s “Guess Who’s Back”. Student Of The Game checks in April 16.
Flex is gearing up for the release of his tape, Who You Mad At? Me Or Yourself? Tonight, he rolls out the first offering from Breezy and guest Problem which he premiered a few nights ago.
“Then the Jay-Z deal came and went. Started thinking, ‘Damn I was better off with 50 Cent.’” From the ongoing beefs down South to the mishaps with G-Unit and the Roc, Uncle M kicked an entertaining rap over Drake’s beat while visiting Flex. Pick up The First 48 over here.
Joe Budden had his Funkmaster Flex night this evening. During their chat, Joey decides to kick a verse with the assistance of the Clipse’s “Grindin” and his iPhone. Sidebar: Flex is prepping a new mixtape [tweet https://twitter.com/funkmasterflex/status/301536289348538371]
While his “Bugatti” video premiered, Ace was putting in work over at Hot 97 with Flex. Of course, he laid down a few raps and here’s yet another one over Drake’s new single and Nas’ “Hate Me Now”.
Pusha T continued his promo run over with
Kendrick’s back in the states. Currently in NY to tape
A$AP Rocky’s Long.Live.A$AP is available today. To help promote the album, he and A$AP Ferg visited Flex the other night and kicked a series of freestyles over various beats. Sidebar: A$AP Rocky Power 96 Freestyle
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