Freddie Gibbs
The Madlib-produced Piñata will be a hard act to follow, but Freddie Gibbs is back in motion with his second collab project of the year, The Tonite Show. With The Worlds Freshest serving as co-pilot, fans receive “I Wanna Do It,” featuring Sir Michael Rocks, a few days ahead of the full release.
Freddie Gibbs didn’t just start spitting straight cash with the Madlib-produced Piñata LP. With a longstanding history of strong lyricism, the former XXL Freshman builds on the popularity of his latest body of work on “Bugatti Bulletholes.”
Gangsta rapper Freddie Gibbs doesn’t hold any punches back when it comes to his music and views on the world. This made for a really interesting interview when he recently stopped by to see The Breakfast Club.
Freddie Gibbs is an MC, but before attaining that feat, he was a well known G. He details that life on “G Like Dat,” a new track from he and The Worlds Freshest’s upcoming The Tonite Show EP.
More often than not, rap music and drugs go hand in hand. For one reason or another, marijuana in particular, seems to be the choice high for many of our favorite MCs.
Freddie Gibbs is the latest MC to chop it up with veteran journalist Elliott Wilson on his Life+Time series, The Truth. The Gary, Ind.-born, Los Angeles-based MC discussed Piñata, Jeezy, why he’s so close with NFL Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson, and much more.
Here’s the moment we’ve been waiting for. Today, Freddie Gibbs and Madlib delivered their long-awaited collaborative album Piñata for fans of street Hip-Hop with a soulful twist.
Yesterday, footage of Freddie Gibbs letting the proverbial chopper ring on his former boss Jeezy during a Chicago show surfaced. Less than 24 hours later, we receive the CDQ version of the Madlib-produced track he performed, “Real.”
We’ve been waiting for the day mum was no longer Freddie Gibb’s word on his well publicized split/beef with Jeezy’s CTE. The Gary, Ind. rapper made due on his promise to diss his former partner in rhyme via a track he premiered at Metro Chicago.
History suggests that Freddie Gibbs and Madlib have something epic in the works in their highly anticipated album Piñata. Today, the duo debuted a new record called “Robes,” featuring Earl Sweatshirt and Domo Genesis, on Benji B’s show on BBC Radio 1 that reaffirms those claims.
When it comes to creative expressions in the form of lyricism and wordplay, Hip-Hop just may trump all other music genres by a longshot.
Freddie Gibbs isn’t one to be trifled with. As seen with his long-winded beef with former associate, Jeezy, the Gary, Ind. wordsmith is relentless towards his enemies.