There’s nothing trivial about Tyga’s beef with Lil Durk. To prove it, he released the final product for “ChiRaq to LA” featuring fellow West Coast rapper Game, who goes on record to air out his respective arch enemy, 40 Glocc.
XXL patiently waited for 106 & Park to air today, Monday, May 5 and have officially unveiled their XXL Freshmen 2014 cover.
Moguldum Studios‘ Gunland documentary was released on April 8, which takes a look at Chicago‘s gun violence epidemic. Coupled with the glorification of gang culture by rappers such as Chief Keef and Lil’ Durk, the unknown amount of illegal guns that blanket the city stands as a sobering reminder of how dire the circumstances are.
Chicago’s Chief Keef and others helped to usher in a new sound known as “Drill,” creating a mystique that somehow connected the menacing music with the city’s rising crime rates. In a profile piece from Playboy, the “Chiraq” Hip-Hop scene is examined through the eyes and experiences of some of the scene’s top acts.
It’s hard to believe that it’s been two years since we first learned of Lil Mouse, a then 12-year-old rapper with “Hella Bandz.” These days the Chicago native is still living a life way above his age, and he returns today with a visual for “Wit My Team (Remix),” featuring Lil Durk and Young Scooter.
Multiple documentaries have depicted that violent Chicago, and here comes another courtesy of Noisey. Titled Chiraq, the story will be told across eight episodes, in which you’ll see the city’s notable rap stars speak on its current conditions and more.
The output continues for Lil Durk, who recently released a visual for “Times” from his Signed To The Streets mixtape.
French Montana and his Coke Boys clique start the year off with a bang by releasing the highly anticipated Coke Boys 4 mixtape. The fourth installment of the popular series features the street and club records we’ve come to expect from the MMG/Bad Boy rapper.
Lil Durk returns with a visual for “Bang Bros” from his Signed to the Streets mixtape. And no, the doesn’t carry the meaning that you think.
When he’s not busy getting arrested by the cops and telling them he’s a gangster, Lil Reese is still a rapper. The Chicago product drops a video for “Wassup,” featuring his GBE brethren Fredo Santana and Lil Durk.
Chicago rappers stay getting arrested. Chief Keef affiliate Lil Durk was arrested yesterday (June 5) with a .40-caliber handgun in the Englewood section of violence plagued city. Not a good look or a convicted felon.
