Amber Rose breaks down the Twitter rant heard ’round the world that included Amber mentioning that Kanye got his lyrics from Travis $cott. Despite the fact that she said she was “s### faced off the Crown and Cokes,” on social media in this interview she says she was “drugged.” via Complex.
Nash Made directs a lit video (literally) for Trap Boss Rico. Moving both your left wrist and right wrist you can move along with Trap Boss Rico as he chants the hook over a melodic synth that runs throughout the chorus.
The monotony of the day to day grind often leaves many of us unmotivated and burnt out. “Game Days” is a record that provides a narrative for those days that seem like they never quite end. Listen as Southern California emcee HASEEB and producer Curtiss King deliver the first record from their forthcoming collaborative EP titled, The Daisy Chain.
Police have obtained a warrant for the arrest of New Orleans rapper Widner “Flow” Degruy, who they said is wanted in connection with the double murder of two brothers last week.
Kendrick and Kendred Bishop, ages 22 and 18, were found shot early May 25 inside a black Kia sedan in the 4800 block of Bright Drive in eastern New Orleans. Both died there, police said. Investigators have not released information on a motive for the shooting.
NOPD said surveillance video showed Degruy, 23, and a second unidentified suspect “possibly running from the scene and making a purchase at a nearby store.” Degruy appears in the video wearing a dark colored hooded shirt, police said. The other suspect wears a hat and short pants.
Degruy was signed to Lil Wayne’s Young Money Entertainment label in 2012. He would face two charges of second-degree murder, police said, and was identified as a suspect during Detective Gregory Johnson’s investigation.
Jay Rock fans have been patiently waiting for new music and today he surprises us with a brand new track titled “Money Trees Deuce”. Hopefully the new album comes sooner than later as Jay Rock has been the only one out of the TDE camp to not drop constant projects. Listen to “Money Trees Deuce” below.
Chet Haze, the son of actor Tom Hanks, must run with other “toms” than his famous dad. Why? Apparently, he hangs out with a lot of Black people that allow themselves to be called n***er/ n***a or let him use it around them. Chet claims to be a rapper and yet he seems to have a total disregard even though people of color have appealed to him. Evoking his right to “Freedom of Speech,” Chet says he is going to stick to using the n-word, like it or not. Chet just hasn’t met the right n-words! Here are five videos that we advise Chet to see, especially if he hopes to have a career where people of color dominate artistically.
RELATED: Dear Tom Hanks: Tell Your Son Chet To Stop Using The N-Word!
Listen to Yelawolf, Chet, a student of Eminem.
This young 21-year old man let a young while male say n***er several times before letting his hands loose. It is very important to recognize these sorts of people that give you warning before whooping yo’ a###.
RELATED: Tom Hanks’ Son Says He Will Keep Using The N-Word (VIDEO)
Leave the random Black guy alone.
Unfortunately, even the mentally ill racist gets KO’d for using the n-word.
G-Eazy talks about being a white rapper in Hip-Hop. Watch this, Chet!
For Day 23 of #30Days30Deaths Killa Kyleon drops a freestyle to Lil Wayne’s ‘I Am Not A Human Being II’ track, “Gunwalk”
Ever since signing with Tony Austin’s Austin Music Group imprint, Baltimore artist YoungGoldie has been steadily gaining traction in his city and has begun the expansion outside of the region. Having released the official visual for his recent single “No Problems” just a few weeks ago, YoungGoldie returns to kick off the month of June with optics for the “Outro” from his forthcoming effort.
After releasing his Islands to The City mixtape to a great reception, Chicago’s Young Gii returns with the C-Sick produced “Trippy.” Featuring Triple.
Peep a brand new track from Alley Boy entitled “Faith (Believe)” that was produced by Malik On Da Beat. The song will appear on the upcoming Trappin Out The Trunk Vol. 2 mixtape coming soon.
Hopsin returns with the video for the first single off his upcoming project, “Crown Me.” The Funk Volume head-honcho will release his new album Pound Syndrome on July 24, 2015.
Article by Andrew “DaBoyAG” Barnett
Boosie’s new album has finally touched down, and this one scored big time. After getting mixed reviews to his first release after being freed from prison, “Life After Death Row,” Boosie has delivered to the highest extent. Critics feared that he had lost some of his edge due to a much less aggressive Boosie on Life After Death Row. Well there is no fear of that AT ALL on Touchdown 2 Cause Hell. This is the Boosie that everyone loves. Raw lyrics, true emotion, substance, aggressive delivery; It’s all there.
The album starts off with Boosie SNAPPING. You can tell he’s back in raw form from the jump. Boosie has never been a super lyrical guy, but his rapping style is so in your face that it can not be denied. All of his words hit HARD, and his delivery is just fiery. This same style continued throughout the album. If you’re familiar with Boosie, then you know that his lyrics are vivid and true to what he’s going though in life. Both of those traits are shown heavily on this album but especially on “Window Of My Eyes.” His raw and uncut lyrics are delivered with that same fire that we’re used to from the old Boosie. Everything he says is done in such an honest manner that you can’t help but feel it.
His subject matter and content is still as real as ever, On “Hip Hop Hooray,” he raps about Rappers portraying fake lifestyles in their music. On “Black Heaven” he raps about the African American legends that have passed away, and on “Hands Up” he raps about the police violence incidents in America. He has a lot of features on the album but every feature blends in perfectly with each song. Boosie plays off of all of his features, never a feeling of him being outshined. “Black Heaven” features 2 Coles, Keyshia and Jermaine(J. Cole). Cole’s verse is done in singing form, but it is still as effective as if he would have rapped it.
The production compliments Boosie as well as his old production did. Actually this is one of Boosie’s best produced projects. Songs like “Drop Top Music” and “On That Level” give us that Louisiana production that Boosie likes to rap over. Other songs like “On Deck” and “Retaliation” gives us that aggressive production that comes along with an aggressive Boosie in killer mode. “Mercy On My Soul” and “Black Heaven” have airy beats that give us more of an introspective vibe accompanied by Boosie’s thought provoking lyrics.
If you’re a Boosie fan, this album will be your favorite album of the year period. If you have never really been a fan of Boosie, this album should make you respect what he brings to to hip hop and why he is so loved by the southern region of the United States. Boosie is a one of a kind talent, and Touchdown 2 Cause Hell gives us exactly what we’ve wanted from Boosie. A very good album for a great listening experience.
Lyrics: 8.5/10
Production: 8/10
Cohesiveness: 8/10
Replay Value: 9/10
Overall: 8.5/10
Standout tracks: “Window Of My Soul,” “Retaliation,” “Black Heaven,” “Kicking Clouds”
The mentality of the man on the move is one that can place their focus on what it is that they want, while discarding everything else that gets in the way. Carving out a lane to better yourself can be a challenging task, but in times of need, keep Nike’s slogan handy…just “Do It.” With a work ethic like Fluent’s, it’s not surprising that he’s applied this formula for making quality music. Whether it’s influenced by the club, or the streets, Flu’s managed to inject his own sound and style into his craft. For his latest leak, “Do It,” as featured on his forthcoming follow-up LP, Supreme Victory 2 (SV2), which is produced primarily by, J. Cardim, the Tar Heel native connects with the promising rapper, singer/songwriter, and producer, Verse Simmonds for a bouncy, club anthem that places both artists into the spotlight. While Flu holds his own as always with the bars, Simmonds manages to keep the energy on full blast with an infectious hook. SV2 is set to drop on June 9th, courtesy of Supreme Regime, and boasts guest appearances from French Montana, Chevy Woods, Fred the Godson, Sean Kingston and more!
Today talented, young Baltimore rapper, Breezay, gives us visuals to his “Justice Over Peace” song. He highlights how he feels about what is going on in his city and how we as Blacks in America HAVE IT HARD. Watch as Breezay delivers a heartfelt message over some dope scenes from the actual protest and riots.
Chicago rapper Lil Reese debuts his new single “Benji Chasin”.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TznjxD8XpB0
Singer/rapper Jared Evan comes out of the blue with the new free album The Art Form of Whatever. With production by !llmind, The Arcitype, Rain, Lightfoot and the artist, the 10-track collection takes listeners across several musical planes. The New York native got additional musical assistance via guest features from MAX, Skyzoo, Stella, Reks, and Moe Pope.
The Art Form of Whatever follows Evan’s previous EPs The 4th Chapter and Pieces. He also teamed with Statik Selektah for the collaborative projects Boom Bap & Blues and Boom Bap & Blues 2. The new LP can be downloaded at www.jaredevan.com.
Jared describes The Art Form of Whatever:
Towards the end of the tour, I thought about putting together some sort of free album or “mixtape” while my fans wait for my debut full length. I wanted it to be a project that showed a different side of me, something bold. So on my flight back to New York I started conceptualizing what the project could be like. I wrote down titles on my laptop, and one of them really stuck out to me – “The Art Form of Whatever.” I started geeking off of the title and then knew exactly what I wanted it to be.
When I landed, it just so happened my dude Arcitype texted me asking if I’d come to Boston and work for a few days. It couldn’t have been better timing. I went to Boston and in literally 4 days created 10 songs from scratch. I’ve never been more proud of a project. It went from my brain to reality in the span of a few days. I really dug inside my creative chest for this one. I even painted the album art myself.
Stream Jared Evan’s The Art Form Of Whatever below.
Slip n’ Slide’s newest signee Teenear teams up with Sage the Gemini for a dope summer anthem called #FridayNight.
In this clip, Snootie is back in the Big Apple on a press run for his highly anticipated mixtape Aint No Stoppin Me. Snootie interviews with BET, XXL, Boombox and more. He wraps up his trip with a live band performance with @meridianlights & @powerpleasant at Sirius XM Hip Hop Nation Hosted by DJ Envy = Guest in the studio included Snootie Wild fans from the NYC area, Andy Hilfiger, Ed Lover, DJ Premier , DJ Skribble and more.
Wisconsin’s own, Romey returns after a brief hiatus, and he does it in a very big way. The Midwest King teams up with producer Victory to drop his brand new single he’s dubbed “Harold’s Chicken”. A popular staple in the Midwest, Romey uses it as a play on words, flipping it into an ode to those street chefs who stay putting in that work and producing the best product possible. This is definitely one to ride to and is sure to be a smash on blocks everywhere heading into the warm season. Look for this on his new album “No Mercy” when it takes the world by storm later this summer.
https://soundcloud.com/romey-midwest-king/harolds-chicken