TCOTI 2 coming soon. Lloyd Banks is simply irresistible on the mic with his latest single, “Fell In Love”. Produced by Fortknoxx, the rapper out of Southside Jamaica Queens rings off a fiery flow full of braggadocious bars. “Fell In Love” comes off the heels of “Menace” featuring Conway The Machine. Both tracks are off
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Broke is no joke! Symba runs the city in the complimentary video to his recent track, “Never End Up Broke”, which is produced by Dr. Dre and Dem Jointz. Directed by Keoni Mars, the Bay Area rapper highlights his sucessful journey while strolling through his city of Oakland. Along his way, he records at the
Justice served. After six hours of deliberation, a L.A. jury convicted Eric Holder Jr. of first-degree murder for the fatal shooting of rapper Nipsey Hussle. The LA Times reports Holder, 32, was also convicted with two counts of attempted voluntary manslaughter as well as assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a firearm by
Nobody is safe. It’s a Freebandz and GS9 affair on Doe Boy’s new track featuring Bobby Shmurda. Shot by D Gainz, the accompanying video finds the Cleveland and Brooklyn rappers wilding out inside a packed studio while delivering their murderous raps over an ATL Jacob-production. “Catch A Body” arrives following Doe Boy’s previous single, “Wanna
Fuck you, pay me. Payroll Giovanni’s still on the paper chase in the latest visual off his Back 2 The Ba$ics album. Proceeding from the video of the LP’s title track, the Keefer-directed clip follows the Giovanni bagging work from his office and cruising Detroit in his souped up Benz before making a pit stop
Guess who’s back? Key Glock heats up the summer with his new banger, “Diapers”. Over a trap production full of haunting organs, the Memphis rapper stunts to the max while confidently delivering his gritty and cocky bars. The purple-hued video finds the Paper Route Empire member amongst his crew with his lean filled to the
Let’s get it. Fresh off the release of his Khaza album, Kevin Gates is back with more music, presumably for the project’s upcoming deluxe. Locked back inside the studio, the Baton Rouge rapper aggressively and confidently flexes his lyrical prowess over a production by Struis and 58 Gang. [embedded content]
Say lady. Dom Kennedy gets his holler on with his brand new record featuring fellow L.A. bredren, Kalan.FrFr. On the laid back bop, the Leimert Park rapper works his charm on a particular lady, while Kalan.FrFr serenades his with an infectious hook. “Say Lady” arrives fresh off his feature on Hit-Boy’s “Corsa“, while Kalan.FrFr just
Happy Independence Day. After over 10 years, Killer Mike releases his first solo record, “Run” featuring Dave Chappelle and Young Thug. Produced by No I.D., Mike Bigga is off to the races towards freedom on his politically-charged anthem. Along with the release, the powerful track is complimented with the power and militant video directed by
Don’t come outside. CMG’s Mozzy and EST Gee are “Lurkin” on their new collaboration produced by Dave-O and Hardknock. Directed by Suzy, the Sacramento king and the Louisville slugger full warn their opps from an intimidating set with members of their crew, an assortment of luxury cars, and fists full of dollars. The two previously
This is a drill. In celebration of its one yaar anniversary, G Herbo revisits his 25 album with its new video featuring Rowdy Rebel. Courtesy of A Zae Productions, G Herbo and Rowdy bring their drill anthem to the streets of New York from congregating inside a bodega to turning up in the streets with
Feeling good, feeling great. Despite his current situation, NBA YoungBoy is in great spirits on his latest release. In the accompanying video, the rapper continues to spread good vibes through his music while on house arrest at his lush Utah pad. The track arrives off the heels of NBA’s recent collaboration with Lil Nas X
What happens in Vegas… Millyz’s caught up in a dangerous and deadly love affair in his new feature presentation. Directed by LCR$, the cinematic clip depicts Millyz in Vegas where he is rapt into a twisted web involving a disloyal woman, a mobster, and money. The Sap-produced track is off Millyz’s album, Blanco 5 featuring
New deal, new music. Hot off his new deal with Atlantic Records, DJ Drama ushers in the power move with his new single and video, “Forever” featuring a few elite MCs. Produced by Don Cannon and lead by Capella Grey’s triumphant hook, Fabolous, Benny The Butcher, and Jim Jones big up their upbringing, street smarts,
Oof, oof. With her highly-anticipated album still in the horizon, Cardi B ups the masculinity with her new single “Hot Shit” featuring Kanye West and Lil Durk. Over Tay Keith and Banbwoi’s knocking bass line, Cardi brings more money moves on both her opening verse and infectious hook. Durkio adds his ratchet bars, while Yeezy
Good mood, good move. Mary J. Blige simply stuns in her latest music video featuring Fabolous. Co-directed by herself and Eif Rivera, the striking visual centers MJB on the gorgeous beach with her companion, while Loso cruises the coast with a honey and joins the Queen for a toast of bubbly. Cheers! The Cool &
R. Kelly is likely to spend the rest of his life in prison. The NY Post reports the disgraced R&B singer was sentenced to 30 years in prison after being convicted for federal sex trafficking in New York. U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly handed Kelly the sentence on Wednesday (Jun 29), which was more than
From the BX to L.A. Bronx crooner Capella Grey brings his bachelor excursions to the Westside in his new video featuring Ty Dolla $ign. In the breezy clip, Capella and Ty Dolla enjoy their carefree lifestyle at a gathering full of eye-candy. Capella enjoys the company of a baddie in the bathtub, while Ty Dolla
All I do is win. TDE’s Ray Vaughn adjusting to fame on his brand new record, “Mannequin”. Over dark organs from Kino Beats, Tariq Beats, and Phonix Beats, the Long Beach rapper references his come up and balancing wealth. In the accompanying video, directed by James Mackel, Ray portrays a forklift driver who comes home
Ain’t nothing to talk about! Dave East keeps it strictly in the hood in his new music video, “How We Livin”. Directed by Clifford Edwards, the Harlem rapper references his deep roots in the streets while kicking it on the block, cruising the city, and visiting morals of the late Kiing Shooter, Chinx, and more.