It’s been over a decade since we’ve gotten a L.O.X. album. At the 2:30 mark in his chat with Montreality, Kiss says they’re six to seven tracks deep into We Are The Streets 2. This year? That is very unlikely.
This is hard. After doing it on his lonely, 360 adds Jadakiss and Freddie Gibbs to the remix to his lead single. Do the right thing and download Everywhere & Back here.
Jadakiss’ baby boy Jaewon turned 16 last week at the Blue Violin in Harlem. And instead of having his ol’ man perform, he had A$AP Rocky recite his new single, “Fuckin Problem”. Father knows best.
The Wu and D-Block will connect on a full LP on November 27. Until it arrives, a few members of the alliances let the pyrex work as they share their story. Pre-order Wu-Block here. hhnm Bonus:
For those who can’t keep away from the strip bars, this Toronto upstart gathers Sheek, Styles, Kiss and Jay Vado for a smooth record off his
Looks like Khaled has another movie on the way. Before the final edit arrives, photographer Edgar Esteves give us what his camera filmed during the recent shoot. Don’t touch that dial, the video is on the way.
Jadakiss turns out the lights in his new video with crooner Emanny. Money doesn’t buy happiness, but it’s one helluva down payment. Off the Consignment mixtape which you can download here.
Pulling out the deck of cards and broads, The Kid Daytona and Kiss antes up with a new video. Looks like a game of strip poker and the women took the Ls.
Who let the dawgz out? Khaled, that’s who. After the awards, he was back at work today for his next movie. A few M.I.A, but he had others on set including Ace and the Conglomerate.
Watch out for them stick up kids. Better yet, look out for the Wu-Block album on October 9. Until then, here’s their newest cut with Jadakiss. This that gritty shit. UPDATE: Final version
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