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Read moreCormega links up with Raekwon for his latest track “Honorable”. Check it out below.
Read moreAsk and you shall receive! The legendary Houston rapper Devin the Dude chops it up with B Real in the Smoke Box!
Read moreNas knows a thing or two about classic rap material. While strutting the red carpet for the Black Nativity premiere in Harlem last week, the Illmatic MC saluted Snoop Dogg for making “one of the best albums” with his 1993 debut Doggystyle, which hit its 20th anniversary this past weekend. “Snoop Dogg changed the world with Doggystyle,” Nas tells VIBE. “That was one of the biggest albums, the best albums in music that came out. He blasted the music game and bust it open. He made it bigger.” In 2011, the Queensbridge native also paid homage to the Doggfather, the BMI Urban Awards’ honoree of the night, by performing a special rendition of “The Next Episode” alongside Kurupt and Daz Dillinger. Watch Nasir hail the D-O-Double G above.
Read moreTwenty years after his formal introduction Doggystyle, Snoop Dogg never considered his 1993 debut album, which has sold up to 5.5 million copies to date, a classic in-the-making. “I think it’s hard for young artists like myself to flash back and to hold on to something so great because that stuff is so hard to duplicate,” he recently told VIBE, “and I’ve never been one to wear the Doggystyle flag on my back or walk around with it because it was so unexpected. That’s why it was so great. No one expected that record to be great.” The 13-track offering (released via Suge Knight’s now-defunct Death Row Records), which boasts such street anthems as “Gin and Juice” and “Who Am I (What’s My Name)?,” initiated a streak of greatness Snoop now extends to not just music, but everything that wears a Dogg-tag. “After [Doggystyle], it was like can you do that again? and the hardest thing to do is to be great twice so what I tried to do was master greatness,” he continues. “I feel like over my career, I’ve mastered greatness so it was not about a great record. It’s about being great in any situation that I’m in or going to be in to represent me, my music, my life and my persona.” Watch him reflect on being “just a young, dusty rapper” in the full interview above.
Read moreKid Ink goes in with a hot freestyle at the Crib Session.
Read moreObie Trice opens up about his relationship with fellow Detroit rapper Proof, and explains their strange family connection. He also shares how Eminem and other Shady Records artists reacted after Proof’s death, the rumors that were started about the shooting, and D12’s status after Proof passed away.
Read moreJeezy drops off his new mixtape “It’s Tha World 2”. Guests include Pusha T, Big K.R.I.T., 2 Chainz and more. Stream/download below.
Read moreRansom & Hitch back at it! MVP behind the boards.
Read moreOff DJ Naim’s “I Got Now” mixtape.
Read moreRaps that I think are good right now but in 3 days I will ask myself what the fuck I was talking about. – Mac Miller
Read more“Because the Internet”, December 10th. Pre-order now here.
Read moreFrom Naledge’s upcoming project “Brain Power 2”, which is set to drop on January 5th.
Read moreTermanology hooks up with Sean Price & Lil Fame of M.O.P. for the new video “I Rock Mics” Prod By Michael Crane. Cuts By DJ Deadeye & Directed By Myster DL.
Read more360 goes in over Hov’s “Tom Ford”.
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