Big Sean continues to promote his latest album, “Better Me Than You“, which has been well-received by fans overall.
The Detroit rapper returns with the music video for track #7, “It Is What It Is”, featuring Atlanta’s own Gunna. Produced by Turbo, the track is undeniably one of the standouts on the album.
The video keeps it simple, but it perfectly captures the vibe of the track. Check it out below.
Forbez DVD catches up with DJ Craig G as he hosts 50 Cent’s birthday party in Hartford, CT. Tony Yayo gets on the Mic and goes through G Unit hits. Salute Tony Yayo for showing Forbez DVD love!
Kendrick’s major label debut “good kid, m.A.A.d city” is pure heat! Maybe even the best album this year. Make sure to pick it up when it drops next Tuesday or pre-order it here. “The Art Of Peer Pressure” is one of my favorite joints from that album. It’s produced by Tabu. Check it out below!
Kardi speaks on building his international brand. After the jump, he explains the Canadian Caribana Festival.
Ice tells Angie about how excited everyone was to be a part of this project, how it’s getting stellar reviews, and how this isn’t about the money and the chicks… it’s about the CRAFT. “Something For Nothing: The Art of Rap” is in theaters now. Previously: Something From Nothing: The Art Of Rap NY Premiere:…
Eric Bellinger takes HNHH-readers step-by-step through his upcoming Choose Up Season mixtape in this exclusive interview. Structured with a natural storyline, the tape is intended to take listeners from the club to the bedroom and all of that complicated relationship material that may result from the latter. Additional topics include: how the new tape —…
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Prof enlists Baby Tate for his brand new offering titled “Butter”.