Lloyd Banks is back to feed his fans some new material. This time he lets his bars fly over Black Moons How Many MCs joint.
Lloyd Banks is back to feed his fans some new material. This time he lets his bars fly over Black Moons How Many MCs joint.
Actor and Rapper Ludacris tells first take host Cari Champion how he got his fight scene in Furious 7.
The trial on the Boston bombing is finally coming to an end!
Snootie Wild delivered two hits last year with “Yayo” and “Made Me,” and he is back with his “Ain’t No Stopping Me” mixtape. The project is set to include features from CMG boss, Yo Gotti, Lil Boosie, and Chinx. The mixtape will pick up where his last melody-driven hits let off. The Gangsta Grillz mixtape will be hosted by DJ Drama.
AllHipHop caught up with Snootie Wild to discuss his new mixtape and finding balance in the music industry. Check out the interview below.
“When I came up with “Ain’t No Stopping Me” it was really to let the people know that I came from nothing. I came from out the jail cell to straight couldn’t get a job to trying to stay focused and balance out my kids and still be successful in something I believe that could take me out the situation I’m in.
“When God gave me that break and I seen that I was out this situation and then I got blessed with another hit I told the people there’s no stopping me. It was just really giving them the motivation if I can do it you can do it too.”
Detroit rapper and Bad Azz Music Syndicate member, Juicy Badazz, sits down with DJ Smallz and explains the origin of her rap name and how Boosie Badazz reached out to her.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0anBECedF0&feature=youtu.be
Continuing to build on the success of his Battle Axe debut “Losing Focus”, Demrick drops his Jakob Owens directed video for “Tone It Down” featuring Kidd Upstairs off his “Going Up Gang” mixtape.
The Minnesota native has been in Miami working like crazy as Nikko Lafre looks to keep everything moving exactly as planned with the new release of “4AM”. Find Nikko creating yet another record that will have fans fully hype for the release of the artists highly anticipated project “Troubled Soul” slated for a release of April 22nd.
The moves and opportunities in store for the young 20 year old artist are endless and expect young Nikko to take total control throughout the rest of 2015. With another single type record from the artist in which he utilizes his story mode type flow Nikko discusses his late night/early morning missions. Certainly one of the most slept on diamonds in the game today, can’t hurt that he is only twenty and already has thrown together a massive die hard following and repertoire.
Alabama Prisoner Released After 30 Years On Death Row For A Crime He Didn’t Do!
The official promotional video for the May 2nd: Mayweather vs Pacquiao event.
Jeremih drops off a new single called “Tonight Belongs To U!” featuring Flo Rida. Sit tight for ‘Late Nights: The Album’ to drop.
DJ Spinatik releases a visual to Keeper 2.0 featuring Rich The Kid, Woop & Yung Dred. The song comes from his “Came From Nothin” project releasing April 8th.
Since releasing the original back in February, Coke Boys Records owns Zack re-ups and recruits artist/platinum producer Rico Love and his CB labelmate Velous, the man behind Kanye West’s “All Day”, for the remix to “Quiet On The Set”. Keep an eye out for the visual which is set to be released soon.
Tinashe is back with a visual for her latest single “All Hands On Deck”, off her debut album ‘Aquarius’. Catch Tinashe on Nicki Minaj’s “Pinkprint Tour” alongside Meek Mill, Rae Srummurd & Dej Loaf kicking off July 17.
Upstart Bronx native Lusive is back today as he delivers his new single, “Ain’t In My Way.” Lusive has a creative way of blending that classic Hip-Hop feel with the Hipster wave that is NYC. He does a great job of being creative in his delivery and even incorporates some lyrics from “Forget About Dre” as well.
The theme for “Ain’t In My Way” describes how situational haters are the first ones to kick you when your down. Keeping his eyes on the prize, Lusive holds a lyrical exercise from beginning to end with money being the motive.
The OKC Emmy award winner, Jabee, lets a loosie free from his new ep dropping soon with Droop-E (E-40’s son).
Listen as Jabee raps about not regretting your past, but smiling because you lived it. The features from Fat Tony and Chopps remind us that just a drop of hot sauce makes it so much better.
Check out some footage of Game working with Meek on ‘Soundtrack’. Also hear from both Cool & Dre as they speak on their chemistry with Game. Also get a glimpse of Cool’s cooking skills at the end.
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Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival organizers may be placing a ban on the posting of any photos on social media before the festival’s opening day due to a leaked photo found on Reddit. This is to serve as a warning to vendors and artists who end up spoiling the surprises. We are sure this won’t work, especially in today’s age of “I was there” social media posting. Are you attending the festival this year?
Wale’s latest album not only came with three different covers but it was also accompanied by a capsule collection. The DC spitter collaborated with Diamond Supply to release t-shirts and a hoodie adorned with The Album About Nothing‘s Seinfield-inspired logo.
The collection is small but it’s far from cheap. TAAN t-shirts go for $38 while the hoodie goes for $88. Wale stans can purchase the garbs here.
New track off Young Buck’s “10 Bullets” mixtape dropping tomorrow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03hl-2jIYmk
BET premiered their annual BLACK GIRLS ROCK! Award Show last night. The event celebrated six phenomenal women who represent the universal power, beauty, talent and humanity of Black girls all around the world. With performances from Jill Scott, Fantasia, Faith Evans, Lalah Hathaway and a special message from First Lady Michelle Obama, this must-see event will inspire the “rockin’ black girl” in every viewer! The event celebrated the beauty, power and tenacity of black women. Those honored included Jada Pinkett Smith, Erykah Badu, Cicely Tyson, “Selma” director Ava DuVernay, educator Nadia Lopez and Dr. Helene D. Gayle, president and CEO of CARE USA, a humanitarian organization. Smith implored black women to celebrate and be aware of their own strength. Tyson spoke to the resiliency of black women as she accepted her legacy award. DuVernay, whose civil rights drama “Selma” received an Academy Award nomination, implored women to “figure out what you need to do to be the heroine of your own story.”
Check out highlights from the show below!