HOT 97’s own Funk Flex is prepping to set into orbit his own sneaker, fashion and lifestyle destination by opening a retail shop, complimentary website and mobile app, #PlanetKixx.
Quiet as kept, the project we anticipate most is Sean C & LV’s upcoming compilation effort Loud Dreams Vol. 1. The Hitmen producers debuted a second track called “Live For Today,” featuring Fabolous, Jadakiss, Bun B, Rob Zoe and Anthony King.
Trouble seems to have a way of following Diddy from state to state, and it’s leaving his party people in gurney’s with bullet wounds.
Raymond Felton‘s life is mired in struggle thanks to a forgettable season and his wife doing her best to get him locked up on illegal weapons charges. It turns out that Fabolous added fuel to the fire by dropping dime (see what we did there?) on the New York Knicks point guard’s alleged extra-marital affair […]
Fabolous has been making some of the best music of his career with his Soul Tape series and the videos haven’t been half bad either.
For better or worse, in this case more so on the worse end, Macklemore’s name has been dragged all through the news this past Grammy weekend.
Hip-Hop’s marketing capabilities is a phenom lost on no one, including the NBA who recently hosted a “Drake Night” in the rapper’s honor.
It’s nothing for a rapper to get shelved these days. As albums from top-notch talent continue to collect dust, these ten acts are just the latest in a long line of delays that managed to not drop in 2013.
Not that Fabolous ever truly left, but his recent The Soul Tape 3 mixtape marked his long-awaited return to releasing full projects. The MC caught up with Fuse TV to discuss songs from the project; particularly “The Get Back,” which feels like a late response to Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse.
Fabolous made true on his promise by blessing the Internets with his highly anticipated mixtape, The Soul Tape 3. Expect much of the rapper’s usual formula, as he compiles a list of tracks featuring new songs and his take over popular instrumentals.
Beat jacking might just be rap’s not-so-secret epidemic. Yesterday, producer Major Seven accused K.E. On the Track of stealing the beat for “The Devil Is A Lie” (pretty ironic, given the title).
