We may all be familiar with K-Camp for the party anthems and good time music tailor-made for the club kids. But after seeing the Drake and Meek beef come and go, King Slum decided to stop in with AHH’s MrMecc to let the world know he’s ready to play too. Check the technique.
After releasing their debut album ‘YRN’, Migos make a quick return with new mixtape “Back To The Bando” with 15 tracks full of bangers produced by Zaytoven, Dun Deal & Murda Beatz and zero features. Listen below!
While in Osaka, Japan, Los Angeles rapper Nocando shoots a video for his latest single “Osaka”. Directed and edited by Conrad Curtis. Nocando is dropping a new project 2016, sure to turn heads. During 4th quarter music heads can expect to hear new music leading up to the release. Until then watch “Osaka” below!
Lil Rel Howery plays Bobby Carmichael on NBC’s The Carmichael Show, which was recently renewed for its second season. His stand up special Kevin Hart Present’s Lil Rel Howery RELevent” aired earlier this month on Comedy Central. Rel spoke exclusively with AllHipHop about working on The Carmichael Show, the failed In Living Color reboot, which rapper should make a sitcom based on their lives and much more.
Back in Spring 2012, FOX was reportedly working on a reboot for In Living Color involving new comedians working with the series’ legendary cast. However, nine months later, Keenen Ivory Wayans, the show’s creator, said the planned reboot was no longer coming out. Wayans stated the original cast members, which include Jim Carrey, Jamie Foxx and others, were “all aboard if I wanted them to do something on the show.” But according to Wayans “the level of talent required doesn’t exist.” Lil Rel was one of the comedians involved and according to him it wasn’t the new talent that was the problem, it was the veterans:
“Originally, the new people Keenen picked and the old cast would do sketches together. So imagine reading scripts of Homie the Clown and literally, the first day of taping that’s when all the vets decided not to do it. For whatever reason, I’ll never know. It was one of the funnest time I ever had. Working with Keenan Ivory Wayans was a dream come true.”
Rel’s been in the comedy game long enough to spot talent when he sees it. According to Rel, 50 Cent would be the perfect rapper to star in his own sitcom:
“He should do a sketch show where he can do Floyd Maywewather. Or do a show spoofing himself like Larry David did. Know what I mean? I thought about that one day. Do you know how funny that would be? 50 Cent doing a Curb [Your Enthusiasm]-type show?”
You can catch Lil Rel Howery every Wednesday on NBC’s The Carmichael Show at 9:30 P.M EST.
Check below to see Rel breakdown what Meek Mill did wrong in his battle with Drake, how Snoop Dogg’s Doggystyle album got him in trouble as a kid and much more below:
While his ‘One Hell Of A Night’ tour is coming to an end, Chris Brown shares new single “Zero” from his forthcoming album titled ‘Royalty’. Listen below!
Today, Hip Hop Sensation Lil Dicky has released the video to his viral single “Save Dat Money”, a cut that since release, received over 1.2 million listens. “Save Dat Money” is a snare hitting “west coast infused” mix that features rap stars Fetty Wap and Rich Homie Quan. “Save Date Money” follows Lil Dicky on a venture to make one of the coolest rap videos without spending any money. From mansions and Mclaren’s, to private yachts and bottle service in clubs — Lil Dicky invades the city at no cost and gets it all on film (directed by Tony Yacenda). “Save Dat Money” offers cameos from T-Pain, Kevin Durant, Hannibal Burress, Mark Cuban, Tom Petty and more. Watch below!!
It may seem that Nola legend Mystikal has been quiet since dropping the Mark Ronson collab record last year but in fact, ‘the man right chea’ has a lot going on behind the scenes. While we all wait for the official announcements Mystikal drops a new street single, the X File-produced “Robert Dinero.” This song is HEAT!
After releasing his “Major Without A Deal” album, Troy Ave makes his way back to the scene with new track “Narcos”.
Its been a while since we posted some Ras Kass on the site but we gotta make sure yall stay in line so without further ado we present legendary West Coast emcee Ras Kass on “Jesus Press Mute.” The track is produced by three-time Grammy Award Winner Jack Splash who laces production for the upcoming group album Semi Hendrix (Ras Kass & Jack Splash) Breakfast At Banksy’s out 10/16 on Mello Music Group here: geni.us/1QU2. This track is perfect timing after the Republican debate last night.
Last month T-Pain released visuals for his “Make That S### Work” single, now he returns with new single “Roof On Fye”. Pain’s new album ‘Stoicville: The Phoenix’ coming soon!
The homie been incarcerated for years at a time, but he still has a jovial attitude about life. Check out this rare in studio footage by Jordan Tower films as he gets a close look at the recording process with Gucci Mane. From the glasses, to the chains, to the grill, Gucci is in true form in the clip. Lets not forget this is pre-ice cream face tattoo.
“My daughter gonna be called Gucci Winfrey” – Gucci Mane
Los Angeles rapper and designer David Sabastian releases new music video for “Sh*t Just Got Real”, the newest single from his forthcoming album I Am Anti due out later this year. Directed by Alexander Hadden and David Sabastian and executive produced by St. Gian and the ANTI Society, the socially conscience project addresses rebellion brewing amid the current events of social injustice.
(AllHipHop News) Earlier this year, Houston based rapper Sauce Walka took issue with Drake for not showing proper love to his city. Walka called out Drizzy for excluding a lot of local H-Town talent from the Toronto native’s Houston Appreciation Weekend (HAW) celebration.
“N*gga comes down and uses our culture for lyrical content and ain’t giving sh*t back but a family fun day and some money to some hoes he’s tricking on in the club. You f*cking idiot,” said Walka in a video posted to Instagram. “This b*tch ass n*gga made music with artists from everywhere but Houston.”
One half of the Sauce Twinz is firing more shots at Drake. This time the verbal assault comes via the new diss track “Wack 2 Wack.” The record includes Walka accusing his target of having to pay for sex before he became famous, stealing Houston’s culture, and needing a ghostwriter to stay hot.
Listen Sauce Walka’s “Wack 2 Wack (Drake Disstruction)” below.
Hip-Hop icon Big Kap and music veteran Big Phil Gates team up with 47th&7th Media to promote new singer Lexz Pryde and her single Motivate ft. Snoop Dogg from her upcoming EP Cyberspace.
It’s not every day that an emerging artist has a chance to make a song with an established music legend. Often, the opportunity can be a vehicle to help gain valuable credibility and visibility. But when a song’s theme runs parallel with an artist’s struggle, success almost seems destined.
Such is the story of Motivate, the song artist Lexz Pryde envisions as “the catalyst for a movement with a mission to inspire people to pursue their dreams despite obstacles.” According to Lexz, the obstacles she had to overcome to make Motivate’s release a reality made her realize what success really is- it’s staring defeat in the face and still charging forward. This is the impact she wants “Motivate” to have on listeners, you CAN achieve your dreams. The video, which features Snoop Dogg, Blade Brown and street artist Styler Grey is living proof that dreams can come true. “Motivate iz not just a song.. It’z a movement,” confesses Lexz.
A chance meeting with music heavyweights Gates and Big Kap helped catapult Lexz into the spotlight. Since linking up with Gates, she has performed alongside DJ Self at the trendy No. 8. The NYFW Event, sponsored by Bartholomew Gold, Ranbeeri Denim, Denim Vodka and Jahlookova, drew celebrities from every walk of life. This summer, Lexz has also performed in South Korea, Croatia, and Ibiza, plus she will debut her new sound in Tokyo with Ultra Music Festival. Not a bad start for the pop sensation.
Richard Sherman addresses the “Black Lives Matter” movement bringing up black on black violence as an issue that needs to be solved first before “finger pointing.” Having grown up in South Central LA and having lost a close friend to violence this issue hits close to home for Richard Sherman. What are your thoughts? Comment below!
(AllHipHop News) The most open secret in the industry at the moment appears to be the forthcoming joint project from Drake and Future. After The Breakfast Club hinted about a Freebandz/OVO collab and DJ Skee kind of let the information out on Twitter, Hot 97’s Ebro is the latest industry insider to publicly address the speculation.
According to Ebro, the rumors of Drake and Future teaming up on music are true. He posted a message on Twitter confirming the information. Later Future sent out his own tweet with the same #FBGOVO used in Ebro’s post.
Drake is scheduled to perform in Future’s hometown of Atlanta this weekend as part of the Music Midtown festival. The occasion could be the opportunity for the duo to release the much-talked about collaboration.
#FBGOVO is very real.
Confirmed.
— Blame Ebro el Viejo (@oldmanebro) September 16, 2015
— FUTURE/FREEBANDZ (@1future) September 17, 2015
After trending on Soundcloud in the R&B section the last month and getting over 400,000 plays on her song “Good Girl,” Noel Scales returns with the video for her widely successful song. The Philadelphia R&B artist is also an accomplished songwriter who has ghostwritten for several notable artists we can’t speak on. The super talented Scales presents a young fresh voice from the City of Brotherly Love and at just 24 years old, the future is very bright for this young talent.
(AllHipHop News) The collective social justice movement that has come to be known as Black Lives Matter was birthed out of the recent highly publicized killings of unarmed African-Americans by officers of the government.
The groups associated with Black Lives Matter have been under attack in recent months. Conservative commentators and police unions have accused BLM activists of inciting violence against law enforcement. Some people have even labeled the protest movement a “hate group.”
Maybach Music Group artist Wale did an interview with Revolt. The DMV area emcee was asked for his thoughts on Black Lives Matter.
Wale said:
I want Black lives to matter to Black lives more. I feel like we can only focus on what we focus on. Modifying the morale of the people starts within. It starts with us. It’s been easy to blame other people for stuff like that and point the finger. But Black lives should matter to Black lives.
I don’t really care about trying to rally up people for the wrong reasons. I want us to realize the power that we got within ourselves and to love ourselves more. This should really be the first objective as far as understanding the whole “black lives” thing. I don’t think we love ourselves enough as much as we used to.
Watch Wale’s interview below.
(AllHipHop News) Hip Hop biopics have been a big deal this summer. Straight Outta Compton opened the flood gates to other possible projects including the Death Row movie Dogg Pound 4 Life. The casting for the film has already begun, but there is one more entertainer looking to get a role in the project.
During an interview with Mikey T The Movie Star, comedian Jack Thriller expressed his interest in portraying the late Nate Dogg in DP4L. Thriller also talked about getting a phone call from Death Row co-founder Suge Knight.
What about 50 Cent taking another crack at a semi-biographical motion picture? Thriller would not directly respond to the likelihood a second part to 2005’s Get Rich or Die Tryin’ could possibly be in the works, but he didn’t shut down the idea either.
“I ain’t gonna say what 50 Cent wanna see,” said the Thisis50 contributor. “I’ma leave it right there.”
Watch Jack Thriller’s interview below.
(AllHipHop News) G-Unit’s newest member Kidd Kidd recently sat down with DJ Smallz Eyes. The discussion included the New Orleans native reflecting on being shot 6 times.
“For me it was more of a relief that I made it through it, because I knew it was coming,” said Kidd Kidd. “Once I was able to open my eyes and I knew I was still here, I knew I was going to recover and get well.”
It has been a big year for Kidd. He was named one of the XXL Freshman Class members for 2015. The former Young Money artist also joined his ex-boss on stage at Lil Wayne’s star-studded Lil Weezyana Fest last month. In addition, Kidd Kidd released his latest project F## Da Fame earlier this week.
Watch Kidd Kidd’s interview below.