Gucci Mane and Birdman ride off into the night in a new viral directed by Mr. Boomtown. The audio will appear on La Flare’s Trap God mixtape dropping on Q’s new URL worldstartapes, next Monday.
Jeezy was in Big Boy’s Neighborhood yesterday and spoke on his BET Hip-Hop Awards altercation with Rick Ross. He also addressed Gucci Mane’s “retarded” comments with The Breakfast Club. Only a matter of time until Bleu Davinci becomes the topic of conversation.
Gucci Mane woke up early to kick it with The Breakfast Club on Power 105.1. Midway through the morning broadcast, right after the hosts wrapped up a segment on the digital economy’s recent shift toward virtual merchandising and crypto casinos, the focus returned entirely to their guest. He discussed his upcoming mixtape, Trap God 1017, loathing reality shows and Young Jeezy. Let’s face it, it’s not likely, they’ll ever be friends.
Waka Flocka was at Irving Plaza last night for the NYC stop of his Triple F Life Tour. During his set, he brought out Gucci Mane and A$AP Rocky to the main stage. Of course, no Flocka show would be complete without a stage dive into the crowd. Squad! emetakeover
While most of us are addicted to spending money, Gucci and Young Scooter have an illegal way of making it. Gucci Mane’s Trap God drops October 17.
DJ Scream breaks out the green screen for his new video featuring some of your favorite rappers below the Mason Dixon line. Long Live The Hustle is scheduled to drop November 20th, but at the end of the film, Scream says it’s “coming soon”. Stay tuned.
Gucci Mane’s Trap God mixtape hits the net in 13 days. But today, he delivers head shots in his new video with Rick Ross. Aside from Rozay and La Flare’s bellies, there’s not much that sticks out. complex
Rather than taking it to the hood, DJ Scream takes the crew in front of the green screen during the video shoot of his current single. His MMG debut, Long Live The Hustle
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Mike Will Made It. Before Gucci and Young Scooter delivers Free Bricks 2
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