Note to self: Never conduct an interview with the air conditioning blaring. Anyway, we caught up with Uncle Murda yesterday at his Midtown recording studio in New York. Two years ago, Murda changed his name to Uncle M and then reverted to his original moniker. In this clip shot with Canon T2i, he explains to the Double R his reasoning for the flip-flop and the misconceptions surrounding his alias.
Uncle Murda is celebrating his born day and to commemorate the celebration, he drops a freebie over Meek and Rozay’s collab. Look out for our interview with M real soon. Go Murda, it’s your birthday. FredBear
Two nights ago, Uncle Murda stopped by Tony Touch’s show and kicked his raps over Khaled’s “I’m On One”. Hopefully, Murda’s droppin’ that “Warning” video soon.
During their recent appearance on Green Lantern’s
Although Maino already brought Biggie back, Uncle Murda keeps the love going with an ode to the late Christopher Wallace.
It’s been a minute since we’ve heard from Uncle Murda, but ring the alarm, because he is back with a new recording. Yea, he killed this one.
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