Make way for the new generation. 2 Chainz, Tyga and Mac Miller take the February/March cover of The Source. The issue’s cover story will feature the three as well as Kendrick Lamar. mtv

At times, Kendrick’s quirkiness can be hit or miss. And this new track is an example of the latter. The beat’s not bad, but the long intro and inconsistent pauses are. Can’t front, this one comes off a bit soggy. Produced by THC.

In case you didn’t know, that’s Game behind the mask. In the City of Angels the other day, he, K-Dot and director Matt Alonzo shot the video for The R.E.D. Album‘s stand-out track. Yes!! hhnm

Damn, everyone’s on this. Trae upgrades his posse cut with more than enough new additions for the remix. If you’ve been off of it lately, Street King is in stores now.

Sk8brd P has been putting in some work lately and was recently in the cooker with

For all you pussy ass ho niggas, K-Dot brought his

Last night, K-Dot brought his Texas Tour to Austin’s Beauty Bar Ballroom. During his set, he brought a fan on stage to perform “Look Out For Detox“, who rapped the entire track word-for-word. Son killed it!

It’s that time of the year folks and above is the official line up for the annual Paid Dues music festival, which takes place on

Volume 2. Along with Jay Rock, K-Dot is currently

Dr. Dre co-signs don’t come everyday. So when Kendrick Lamar released his independent album Section.80, best believe, all eyes were on him. Fortunately, he didn’t disappoint. From a production standpoint, scattered pianos anchor “Fuck Your Ethnicity” while lounging horns permeate “Hol’ Up”.  Elsewhere, “Chapter Six” and “Rigamortis” locks down K-Dot’s unchained melody. “Ronald Regan Era” made being an 80’s baby not so bad. Kendrick said Section .80 was created following a vision from 2Pac, so Afeni’s baby boy would be […]