The Game Explains Why “The Doctor’s Advocate” Is His Best Album [Video]
Do you agree with Jayceon? Bonus: Watch The Making of Game’s brand new LP “The Documentary 2” down bottom.
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Tyler, The Creator – F*ck It [Audio]
Odd Future frontman Tyler, The Creator has decided to unleash a brand new song titled “Fuck It”. Check it out below.
Read moreEarthGang – AWOL [Audio]
Off the upcoming EarthGang album “Strays With Rabies”, available for pre-order on iTunes now. November 6 is the date.
Read morePharrell – Freedom (Live On The Ellen Show) [Video]
Skateboard P performs “Freedom” and gives Hillary Clinton a co-sign for presidency.
Read moreDJ Rude One feat. Your Old Droog – Mr. Goodbar [Audio]
Chicago native DJ Rude One joins forces with Your Old Droog for his new joint, titled “Mr. Goodbar”. It is the first single from his upcoming “ONEderful” LP, due out in 2016 through Closed Sessions.
Read moreTip – Liquor (Remix) [Audio]
Check out T.I.P.’s remix of Chris Brown’s “Liquor”.
Read moreTy Dolla $ign – Airplane Mode [Audio]
Ty Dolla $ings drops off the title-track off his new mixtape, which is due out in full tomorrow.
Read moreRetcH – All Night [Audio]
Here goes the second release off RetcH’s upcoming mixtape, “Lean & Neck”. Lavi$h on the beat.
Read moreJR Castro feat. Kid Ink & Quavo (of Migos) – Get Home [Video]
Las Vegas crooner JR Castro links with Kid Ink and Quavo of Migos for the “Get Home” visual.
Read moreDJ Khaled Drops Two Guest-Heavy Videos
DJ Khaled will release his new album “I Changed A Lot” on October 23rd. Here are two new visual from the LP. The first one is called “You Mine” and features Future, Jeremih and Trey Songz. The second one, “Gold Slug”, features Fetty Wap, August Alsina, Chris Brown and can be seen after the break.
Read moreJ Dilla’s Brother, Illa J On Making Music After Brother Passed & Challenges Sway To Bowling Match [Video]
Illa J stops by Sway in the Morning on Shade 45 to promote his new self-titled LP.
Read moreDJ Rude One x Your Old Droog: Mr. Goodbar (Documentary) [Video]
DJ Rude One has been a fixture in Chicago’s Hip Hop scene since the indie renaissance of the early 2000’s. As part of the production duo Single Minded Pros Rude released From Now On in 2004. The LP featured reigning emcees of the time such as Kool G Rap, Pacewon, JUICE, Mr. Lif, and more. While S.M.P. went on hiatus in the years since, Rude continued to contribute to Chicago Hip Hop through DJing parties at storied clubs such as The Note, Lava Lounge, and Dark Room. Revered by every generation of Chicago Hip Hop, Rude is feeling creative again on the production side and quietly put together a new LP ONEderful. This new documentary shows the creation of the LP’s 1st single, “Mr. Goodbar” featuring NYC spitter, Your Old Droog.
Read morePaul Wall On Travi$ Scott And The Houston Rap Scene [Video]
Houston has produced some of the best rappers in the history of the genre. Z-Ro, Bun B, and Scarface are just a few of the old heads still holding it down for H-Town, but the city’s rap scene has been riding a new wave recently and, in Paul Wall’s opinion, has “never been healthier.” “There’s a fan base to support all the different branches of the hip hop tree that have been growing out of Houston,” Wall proudly explained, “whereas in the past, it might just be the typical Houston sound of music.” Wall stated his belief that BeatKing will be the next artist out of Houston to blow up before gushing about Travi$ Scott, praising him for staying true to his Houston roots while crafting a whole new sound for himself. Said Wall: “He took being underground global.”
Read moreKXNG Crooked: “There’s A Lack Of Honesty In Hip-Hop Right Now” [Video]
These days, a rapper cannot make a comment about another one without receiving backlash for it. With that being said, the lyrical KXNG Crooked visited VladTV to share his disappointments with the game, and according to him, “there’s a lack of honesty in hip-hop right now.” After calling Fetty Wap “horrible,” KXNG Crooked’s brothers added to their comments with us and said Fetty “will never come off as legendary” – and Crooked agrees, to an extent. “I may not like the Fetty Wap song, but I can still respect that’s it a successful thing and I can say salute to him because he’s living his dream…,” he states. “I personally don’t f*** with that. I’m not telling anybody that they should not f*** with it, I’m saying in my personal leisure time, I don’t f*** with that kind of music.” Watch as KXNG Crooked unapologetically opens up about the current state of hip-hop above.
Read moreSincerely Collins – Like Iverson (White Iverson Remix) [Video]
Filmed and Directed by Matt Johnson.
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