If all goes according to prosecutors plan later today, December 4, Migos’ Offset will be Bobby Shmurda’s Hip-Hop pen pal this Christmas…and New Year’s.
The scale in rap is balancing out, if talent is your sole barometer. As Drake’s star continued to rise, Kendrick Lamar seamlessly blended jazz with funk and soul music on a major label album, and Future evolved into the street’s favorite trap star, many of rap’s most compelling narratives of 2015 lived in the underground.
While Offset is still locked up, two thirds of the Migos, Takeoff and Quavo are still handling business and making moves. That includes dropping a “Worldwide Rich” collection in collaboration with WorldstarHipHop that is now available exclusively at Footaction.
Ty Dolla $ign flexes rhythmic double-time flow on “Sitting Pretty,” the latest track from his long, long-awaited debut album Free TC.
By this point, Offset of the Migos should be looking towards his trial and not a bond hearing. The 23-year-old rapper from Atlanta has been in jail since April of this year and it’s jail he will remain because a judge simply wasn’t feeling his release this time around.
Well, here’s an interesting genre mash up to close out the week. Fall Out Boy delivers their “Irresistible (Remix),” featuring rap trio Migos.
Today’s Wired Tracks highlights two songs of polar opposite varieties: Jhené Aiko’s “In a World of My Own/Very Good Advice” and Migos’ “Pipe It Up (Remix).”
Offset has been stuck in jail since the Migos were arrested back in April on drug and gun charges. But while Quavo and Takeoff were granted bond, Offset has been struggle to get bonded out ever since.
Wale is the frontrunner in today’s Wired Tracks, which highlights his take on Diddy’s sadly slept on single “Finna Get Loose.”
Good Lord. Someone, anyone tell us what Rick Ross did to get his mojo back, because he’s dishing out heat free of charge like the sun on a summer day.
Wiz Khalifa didn’t have a humble bone in his body the day he recorded his braggadocios new cut “King of Everything.”
So the Migos’ studio debut album, YRN: The Album, didn’t exactly meet its goals as planned.
