Though Jim Jones has squashed his beef with Max's closest confidant in French Montana, it seems like Jim isn't ready to do the same with Max anytime soon.
Chances are you going to learn something new when Jim Jones is being interview. CAPO Status is now claiming his crew contributed to Lil Wayne’s drip.
Speaking of rap OG’s, Sheek Louch is still out here being one of the hardest rappers in the game and for his black-and-white clip to “Spirit of Griselda” links up with Benny The Butcher and let some thick young women twerk, cut up product and count stacks of paper. We ever getting a Griselda and Lox album? We want answers!
Easy Money Sniper is officially New York approved!
With all the concert series and music festivals now returning before The Rona can mutate into its next Super Saiyan form and cause another lockdown, Variety is reporting that AFROPUNK is the latest to return back to the fold and is taking their talents to Brooklyn’s Commodore Barry Park.
Elsewhere Tyla Yaweh links up with Gunna and Wiz Khalifa get on some cinematic ish for their clip to “All The Smoke” and rob a bank before getting their Fast & Furious on. Looks like fun till you realize Vin Disel isn’t quarterbacking everything.
J. Cole has a tendency to drop something new every December 9th such as projects or cuts, but this year he’s decided to go into the vault and release an never-before-seen visual from his pre-dreadlock days.
For his visuals to “Election,” Capo calls out the ridiculousness that is this Trump administration while politicking on the block with his peoples and encourages heads to make their voices heard one way or another.
For a minute now Fivio Foreign has had the New York drill rap scene on smash and now he lends his sound to Boston’s hottest up and coming artist, Millyz to create a head banger for the ballers out there this weekend.
Juelz Santana was a recent guest on the Drink Champs show and said that The LOX is a more unified group than the Dipset.
The Lobby Boyz are back in the building as Jim Jones and Maino keep the streets of New York gully and gritty with that OG energy this new duo provides.
Linking up in the visuals for “Too Late,” French and Jones hit the streets with their respective crews and flash enough ice to light up the block at night. Don’t expect Jim to hop in the studio with Max B anytime soon though.
