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Styles P, who once boasted “I’m Black” on a highly slept on track, returns eight years later with socially charged commentary on its antithesis “White Ni**az.”
Back in August, 50 Cent, while speaking with Power 105.1’s Angie Martinez, discussed what a tour featuring G-Unit, The LOX, and The Diplomats would do for Hip-Hop. Though no talks of these shows materializing have been publicized, Hip-Hop Wired had an opportunity to ask The L-O-X their thoughts.
The LOX discussed more than porn star Pinky’s weight gain during an exclusive interview with Hip-Hop Wired. During part two of the discussion, Jadakiss, Styles P, and Sheek Louch told the backstory of their remix of Dej Loaf’s “Try Me” and how they’ve maintained a grip-hold on the streets after all of these years.
After Twitter viciously joked about porn star Pinky’s weight gain over the weekend, Hip-Hop Wired had a chance to speak with veteran rap trio, The LOX, about the matter.
The Trinity 2nd Sermon EP was just the tip of the iceberg for The LOX, who return one week later with a new mixtape, The Trinity, 3rd Sermon.
Boaz isn’t setting out to replace Sheek Louch anytime soon. However, the Pittsburgh poet did take a trip up north to Yonkers to connect with Jadakiss and Styles P.
It would behoove all Hip-Hop fans to pay attention to what Cormega’s been doing. As one of New York City’s most prolific, yet most underrated lyricists, the Queensbridge native returns with “MARS (Dream Team),” featuring AZ, Redman, and Styles P.
Yesterday’s shocking announcement of LeBron James returning to the Cleveland Cavaliers didn’t fail to illicit a response from nearly every across the board. While embittered Miami Heat fans sulked and patient Cavs rejoiced, the middle ground bore witness to shameless fans hopping on the bandwagon back to the heart of the Midwest.
Fans can always count on Styles P to spit that raw street Hip-Hop on his LPs, and that’s just was they received on Phantom And The Ghost. To tie in with today’s official release, the veteran spitter is streaming his latest body of work guilt-free.
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.
MC, author and juice bar entrepreneur Styles P took a day off from The LOX tour and checked in with his faithful fans in a Reddit conversation.
Street rap lives through veteran MC Styles P if no one else. You can take that to the bank and cash that fact, but before then, tune into his visual for “Never Safe.”