Smoke DZA feat. Jewice & Chip The Ripper – Lick Shots [Audio]
Smoke DZA recruits Jewice and Chip The Ripper for his latest offering, “Lick Shots”.
Read moreSmoke DZA recruits Jewice and Chip The Ripper for his latest offering, “Lick Shots”.
Read moreChip Tha Ripper aka King Chip is officially back in action with a new joint, titled “Unicorn Pack”.
Read moreProduced by Cardo.
Read moreKing Chip, formerly known as Chip Tha Ripper, returns with a new solo record called “Ask A Baby”. This one is produced by Cardo. Enjoy.
Read moreThe Cleveland rapper explains the benefits of being an independent artist, with the most important being on his own schedule, not a label. Chip also reveals what he learned from Kid Cudi signing a major label deal. Previously: King Chip Explains Process Of Working With Kid CuDi [Video]
Read moreThe Cleveland up and comer confirms that he’s got something cooking with Kid CuDi, and says they take a very organic approach to creating music while in the studio. “We really just try to document our first instinct,” explains Chip. “We’re just gonna come up with a record based off our everyday lingo or how we really operate in life.” Previously: King Chip: “Everytime I See Kanye, It’s Nothing But Love” [Video]
Read moreKing Chip details his relationship with Kanye West, and says that he “doesn’t feel worthy of being in his presence because he’s such a genius.” Chip also shares stories of Kanye previewing “Watch the Throne” three weeks before it dropped, and reveals whether he’s got an upcoming project set up with Kanye. Previously: King Chip: “I’m Not Seeking Out A Record Deal” [Video]
Read moreCleveland’s own King Chip details his plans for his career in terms of getting a record deal, explaining that scoring a big label deal isn’t his main goal. King Chip also speaks on his mixtape, “Tell Ya Friends,” which he says proved he doesn’t new features on his album to make it hot. Previously: King Chip On Who Would Win In Fight: Drake Or Chris Brown? [Video]
Read moreKing Chip (formerly Chip Da Ripper) weighs in on who he thinks would win if Drake and Chris Brown brawled it out. The up and coming Cleveland emcee also gives his love to the Cleveland Cavaliers, and says he has no hard feelings towards LeBron James for leaving the Cavs to play for the Heat. “I never talked bad about him; that’s my friend”, Chip says. Previously: King Chip (Chip Tha Ripper): “I Commend Frank Ocean For Being Real” [Video]
Read moreThe Cleveland rapper speaks on Frank Ocean’s recent coming out, saying that it’s amazing that Frank doesn’t care about what others think and did what he felt was right. Chip also said Frank’s timing of his coming out and his debut album was genius, because he “shook the world up” before the release of his album.
Read moreTwo weeks ago King Chip (formerly known as Chip Tha Ripper) dropped by the Toca Tuesdays studio. As usual Tony got him to rhyme for the world. Previously: King Chip: “CuDi’s Like The Brother I Never Had” [Video]
Read moreCleveland spitter King Chip, (formerly Chip tha Ripper) discusses his relationship with fellow Ohio emcee and good friend Kid CuDi. Chip says CuDi has been like a brother, and has helped him avoid many of the industry’s pitfalls that he had to battle through on the come up. Chip also recounts how he came to know CuDi, and how it felt to see the rapper blow up. Previously: KiD CuDi feat. King Chip – Just What Iam [Audio x Download]
Read moreWith new material on the way in the form of the upcoming album indicud, which Cudi called his version of The Chronic 2001, he decided to unleash “Just What Iam,” a new cut from the project produced entirely by Cudder himself. This one features Cudi back to his rapping ways, and longtime collaborator King Chip (formerly Chip Tha Ripper) joins in to lend a hand. Check it out below. [audio:http://www.trackblasters.com/downloads/JustWhatIAm.mp3] Download here via Complex
Read moreProducer Hit-Boy drops off his debut solo project with features from Bun B, Big Sean, KiD CuDi, Chip Tha Ripper, Stacy Barthe and John Legend. Download: Hit-Boy – HITstory
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