Cleo, Stoney, Frankie and T.T., ain’t got shit on these bad broads. Thanks to them, Tyga, YG and Kurupt cash out with more than just a few bucks in their new clip. Off Tyga’s #BITCHIMTHESHIT and YG’s 4 Hunnid Degreez mixtapes. wshh YN Sidebar: You kids get familiar with the original.
DPGz boss up in the video to accompany their recent Meek Mill take. Stick around though. At the end, we get audio of a “4Ever N A Day” remix with Uncle Snoop. R.I.P. Nate Dogg. hhnm
Never play with a fella’s money. Tyga’s got more videos in his stash. Most recently, the Rack City rapper shot his next one with YG and Kurupt. Careless World drops February 21.
Better late than never, Daz and Kurupt take charge over Meek and Rozay’s track for the latest leak off their upcoming mixtape, D.P.G.c’ology.
After a brief prayer, Snoop Dogg, Daz and Kurupt take us around Brazil for the day in their new video. Directed by Dah Dah.
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Snoop keeps the #PuffPuffPassTuesdays tradition going with the Throw Your Dubs Up! (Dubstep LA Vol. 2) mixtape with DJ BattleCat and Mista Jam. Here’s one of the tracks featuring Gotti and Wizzle. Better cuff your girl. hhnm
Ladies, you don’t have to take your clothes off to have a good time, but Kurupt and Quik beg to differ on their new funky collabo. Off Kurupt’s compilation LP, Penagon Rydaz on October 4. Titles under the cut.
Production group, 1500 Or Nothin’s Constantine released his self titled album yesterday and he kept Game and Kurupt close by for track #11. hhnm
Sure looked like a whole West Coast reunion last night. And during Kendrick Lamar’s show at the Music Box in Hollywood last night, Game praised K-Dot before he performed “HiiPower”. We see you too Kurupt, Warren G., Jay Rock, and Mos Def. Sidebar: More Footage
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