Bang bang. Young Nudy catches bodies on his brand new album, Rich Shooter. Coming off the release of his Dr. Ev4l earlier this year, the Atlanta rings off with 20 tracks which features “Keep It In The Street”, “Bodies On Bodies”, “How I Eat”, “Money To Spend”, and more. Guests include Future, Gucci Mane, Peewee
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Ay! From Yonkers to Harlem, Verzuz brings The Lox and Dipset to the stage for an epic and entertaining showdown. Live from a sold-out Hulu Theater at New York’s world famous Madison Square Garden, Jadakiss, Styles P, and Sheek Louch faced off with Cam’Ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, and Freeky Zekey for a live performance
Welcome back. The Underachivers’ AKTheSavior is back like he never left on his new LP, Hiatus. Spearheaded by creative director, Lord Fubu, AK releases 10 new tracks including “Plz Stand By”, “No Brakes”, “Three Two One”, the Kenneth Cash-assisted “Lil Soldier”, and more. This mark’s the Brooklyn rapper’s first project since 2020’s Almost Home.
Bars is back. Cassidy pops off on Tory Lanez with his diss record, “Perjury”. The record stems from Tory Lanez’ recent Flex freestyle over his “I’m A Hustla”. Although it may seem innocent and a way of paying homage, Cas took the gesture differently and claims Tory’s long history of stealing flows and lyrics from
Still trippin’, still sippin’. Nearly 17 nears since the Mike Jones’ “Still Tippin’, Paul Wall and Slim Thug tip their cups with their sequel featuring Lil Keke. For the first single off Paul Wall’s upcoming album, Hall of Fame Hustler, three of Houston’s finest pour up for the H-Town culture. We’ll drink to that. [embedded
Dare to enter. After rolling out their “First 48“, Boldy James and The Alchemist kick it in the “Drug Zone”, the next single off their Bo Jackson LP dropping August 15. Over The Alchemist murky beat, Boldy James narrates the harsh realities of the streets, hustling, and surviving in the highly drug trafficking areas. [embedded
Says Grafh… Grafh said what he said all in the video to his brand new single, “What I Thought”. Joined by his crew at a table full of bricks, the Gucci’d out MC from Queens talks his shit and celebrates the occasion onboard a yacht with drinks and eye-candy. All aboard. [embedded content]
#MOOD In celebration of the one year anniversary of her musical film, Black Is King, Beyonce premieres the epic and unreleased visual “MOOD 4 EVA”. In the lavishing video, The Carters live out her best life in lush castle full of Black excellence and royalty. As young princes and princess transcend, Queen Bey dazzles in
Do remember. Benny The Butcher celebrates the chosen ones of the NBA Draft with his victory anthem. Over a triumphant production, the Griselda’s MVP raps motivation, legacy in the streets and dominance in the rap game. The track served as the intro for the 2021 NBA Draft presented by State Farm on Thursday (Jul. 29)
Nice Prada. Rich The Kid’s still Rich Forever on his new drop, “Prada”. Along with the short ditty, the matching visuals trails Rich The Kid during a quick flex through the city where he cruises in his Maybach truck, perches on top of the SUV, and flaunts his racks in the presence of his voluptuous
Introducing a little anarchy. Maxo Kream is the villain you love to hate on his brand new single, “Local Joker”. On the sinister track, the Houston rapper laughs at his adversaries while taking his trapping and fame global and beyond. He’s not a monster, just ahead of the curve. [embedded content]
Let’s roll. Silk Sonic’s Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak let the good times roll in retro music video to their new single. Vibing with their band and a few eye-candy on skates, the duo bring the roller rink outdoors where they all jam out and dance to the disco tune. The single follows their chart-topping
This real life. With a lucky hand, Dave East plays his cards right in his new video featuring Benny The Butcher. Directed by Will C and YB, Dave lays out his cards while recollecting his views on life including his incarcerated uncle who was exonerated after forty years. Benny follows suit over Harry’s cinematic soundbed
Big Draco has arrived. Soulja Boy celebrates his born day with his long-awaited album, Big Draco. Released through his SODMG Records, SB lives up to his name with 12 tracks including “Bop!”, “Revenge”, “No Games”, “Draco Walk”, and more. Guests include Omarion, Desiigner and Tadoe, as well as Bow Wow who appears on the aptly
Check it. Amid his back and forth with Royce 5’9″, Lupe Fiasco gets back on his freestyle grind with “Whale Wit”. Over Jadakiss’ “We Gon Make It”, the Chicago MC drops a quick 16 showcasing his witty bars and plethora of rhymes over the Alchemist beat. The release comes following his response to Royce in
Tee Grizzley does a two-for-one with a pair of videos off his Built For Whatever LP. In the pair of Krispy Kam-directed visuals, Tee Grizzley crashes a pool party and robs the joint for “Mad At Us”. Segueing into the partial animated “Less Talking More Action”, the Detroit rapper delivers menacing bars from the gym
Everything is Twelvyy. A$AP Twelvyy wants the world and “Everything” in it on his new drop. Over Ran Van Dam and Kreep’s flip of The Stylistics’ classic, notable used on Mary J. Blige’s track of the same name, A$AP Twelvyy delivers a witty flow full of ambition and the fruits of labor that comes with
Bucke up. Hot off the release of his All Over The Place album, KSI’s taking over the streets in new video featuring Future and 21 Savage. From behind the game controller to behind the wheel, the video game-inspired clip depicts the three racing through the city in a CGI cityscape and interacting with fans. Catch
Fresh off the their Rolling Loud appearances in Miami, Tory Lanez and Kodak Black connect with “Grah Tah Tah”. Over a trap-infused beat, Tory and Kodak flex on their haters and unleashing hostile bars for the opps. The track is off Tory Lanez We Outside capsule dropping tomorrow (Jul. 27) [embedded content]
Pop Smoke is back at the top of the charts. This week his sophomore album and his second posthumous project, Faith, debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard charts. Released on July 16, then followed by its deluxe two days later, Faith moved 88,000 units in its first week with 4,000 of that sum in