Look at me. After much-anticipation, Kanye West and the late XXXTentacion’s collaboration “True Love” gets its proper release. On the sobering track, Ye laments on the struggles of love and the highs and lows of a relationship, while XXXTentacion lays a sorrowing hook. “True Love” was first previewed during Ye’s Donda 2 listening and originally
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Let’s Slide. Fresh off the release of their self-titled album, Lobby Boyz, Jim Jones and Maino “Slide” to the occasion in their new video featuring Fivio Foreign. Directed by WillC and Tana, the scorching visual centers the trio bopping to the banger amongst their entourage, a dance crew, and a bevy of eye-candy. The track
Tay Keith, fuck these niggas up! Moneybagg Yo is a man of his word on his brand new single produced by Tay Keith. Directed by Ben Marc, the accompanying video finds Memphis rapper flexing in a series of scenes and roles including a private jet, by group of luxury cars, the bedroom with a few
Cole for the 3. J.Cole made his official debut in the Canadian Elite Basketball League on Thursday (May 26). The 37-year old rapper and his Scarborough Shooting Stars took on the Guelph Nighthawks at the Sleeman Centre. The 6’3 guard entered the game in the first quarter where sank a 3-pointer for his first bucket.
After much-anticipation, Verzuz takes it back to the dirty south with rap legends 8Ball & MJG and UGK. From the early ’90s into the late 2000’s, both 8Ball & MJG and the Underground Kingz dominated the south before becoming international superstars. Pimp C, who was one half of UGK, passed away in 2007. On Thursday
Happy 20th to The Eminem Show. After two decades since The Eminem Show, Eminem celebrates his fourth album with its 20th Anniversary Expanded Edition. With an additional 18 tracks, the re-release features a few unreleased tracks including “Stimulate”, “The Conspiracy Freestyle”, and “Jimmy, Brian, And Mike” featuring 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, and Tony Yayo. In
Hold tight. Fredo Bang goes hard for his chick at all levels in his latest video. Shot by Jolo, the visual captures Fredo scooping up his main squeeze from his private jet before they continue rendezvous at the nightclub. The track is lifted off his recent album, Two-Face Bang 2 and arrives fresh off his
All money in, no money out. J Stone wants his “Flowers Now” on his new collaboration featuring Mozzy. From L.A. to the Bay, the All Money In and CMG rappers detail the significances of giving one their respect while they’re here. The track is off J Stone’s upcoming The Definition Of Sacrifice, which arrives June
The Soul Assassins are back. DJ Muggs is running the city with Method Man and Slick Rick on “Metropolis”, the first single off his upcoming Soul Assassins 3. Over the legendary producer’s eerie beat, Meth sets off the track with a blazing verse, while Slick Rick follows suit with his mellow flow. [embedded content] [embedded
The king has returned. Freddie Gibbs gives an epic performance in the trailer for his motion picture debut, Down With The King. Directed by Diego Ongaro, Freddie Gibbs stars as rap superstar Money Merc who has lost his inspiration and retired. His manager Paul sends him to live in a rural house in the Berkshires
Say it loud. NBA YoungBoy strides with pride on his new single, “Proud Of Myself”. In the accompanying music video, the controversial rapper reflects on his accomplishments from various locations of his crib including a smoke break on his patio and from his garage, as well as in his backyard, master bathroom, and at the
Haan! French Montana’s mobbing through NYC in the fiery music video to his new single, “Alcatraz”. Depicting crime scenes, police chases, flame throwers, and more, the Zay Jones-directed clip centers Montana amongst his crew while shouting his fellow ballers from Fat Joe and Ye to Jack Harlow and Yo Gotti, among others. The track is
Take off your Top 5. Kendrick Lamar is hot stepping at the top of the Billboard 200 charts with his latest album, Mr. Morale & The Hotsteppers. The album now becomes the highest debut of the year. In its first week, the album moved 295,500 equivalent album units with 35,500 of the sum in traditional
White men can jump. New Balance commissions rapper Jack Harlow and NBA star Kawhi Leonard for the sports brand’s new campaign, We Got Now. In the 30 second ad, which is airing during the NBA Playoffs, the Louisville rapper and Los Angeles Clipper player ascend on a L.A. hilltop for a friendly one-on-one game on
THEY. are back. After nearly two years since their previous release, THEY. pulls up a summer ballad titled, “Blu Moon”. Consisting of producer Dante Jones and lead vocalist Andrew “Drew Love” Neely, the Priya Minhas-directed video follows the duo accompanying a lady during a cruise through the desert before making their way to an intimate
There’s some trappers in here. NLE Choppa’s got a story to tell in his new music video “Set Up Story”. In what appears to be the first of many, the Memphis rapper details his encounter with lady at a house party, which in results int a set up. To be continued. “Set Me Up Pt.
Be back soon. 42 Dugg may be doing his time, but he assures his return on his emotional record “Soon” featuring Arabian. Backed by a piano loop and Arabian’s assistance on the hook, the Detroit rapper takes a moment to reflect on love and family and looks for better days ahead. 42 Dugg was arrested
R.I.P. B.I.G. In honor of The Notorious B.I.G.’s 50th birthday on May 21, the late rapper’s estate releases the posthumous record titled “G.O.A.T.”. Over an Afrobeats-inspired production, the track utilizes B.I.G.’s vocals off his “I Love The Dough” from his 1997 classic album Life After Death. The track also features the soulful vocals of Ty
Oh boy. Rihanna and A$AP Rocky are officially proud parents. TMZ reports that Rihanna gave birth to a baby boy last Friday, May 13. No name has been revealed. In January, Rihanna and A$AP Rocky announced the pregnancy with a photoshoot in New York City. “I’m looking forward to being a teacher, but more so
3-peat Grant. After over four years, Nick Grant returned to Power 106 with this third freestyle for the L.A. Leakers’ Liftoff series. Much like his previous visits 2017 and 2018, the South Carolina lyricist kept his witty bars flowing, this time over Nas’ “Wu For The Children” and Lil Wayne’s “Dick Pleaser.” Nick Grant kicked