Brooklyn rapper Joey Bada$$ and a few members from his Pro Era (aka Progressive Era) team just put together a fresh, off-the-dome freestyle video courtesy of BuzzFeed music complete with Christmas themes just days before Santa stuffs stockings the world over.
Kendrick Lamar recently visited Gilles Peterson‘s BBC Radio 6 show and spit a few bars for the show.
Following his take on Trinidad James’ “All Gold Everything,” Tyga continues to go jackin’ for beats in this new video for “I’m Different.”
Remember Rick Ross’ Black Bar Mitzvah tape? Kind of came and went, huh? Well Rozay makes sure you don’t forget it with a new video.
Aside from Tyga’s new album, Hotel California, the YMCMB rapper is getting ready to release a new mixtape called 187.
Uncle Murda drops off two new records remixing two of the hardest records in the street right now.
Busta Rhymes and his conglomerate let “Us” know who is at the top with this Lil Reese freestyle.
The popularity Loaded Lux has gained for giving that work to rival battle rapper Calicoe in the most recent URL battles wil go down in history. It was one of the greatest examples of lyrical ether ever seen. So it is of no surprise that we find ourselves weeks later and the Loaded Lux train is […]
One of the hardest working rappers in the game, Curren$y, hops on Rick Ross’ “Amsterdam” with Corner Boy P to drop some fresh new bars over the record. This song which was originally featured on Ross’ God Forgives, I Don’t, is one of the standouts on the album.
With hometown pride beaming from every Brooklynite, Fabolous is not exempt as he drops this new freestyle for the new home team. In the first episode of NBA TV’s The Association: Brooklyn Nets, Fabolous walks the mean streets of the BK to spit an exclusive freestyle.
After dropping his debut rapping project, HITstory, Producer/Rapper Hit-Boy goes into the vault of his mentor to drop a freestyle over the Kanye West-produced “Selfish.”
Slaughterhouse’s Crooked I clearly felt left out on “The Other Side” cut, which was debuted on the crew’s Welcome To: OUR House deluxe edition. The Long Beach native spits over the familiar beat before going acapella for close to 2 minutes (1:57 minutes to be exact).
