If you feel Lupe Fiasco’s latest album, Tetsuo & Youth, is a large sea to dive in, don’t be alarmed. The architect designed it as such.
Lupe Fiasco has delivered a few ill Ty Dolla $ign-assisted records during the album roll out for Tetsuo & Youth. But neither he or the crooner appear in the thought provoking visual for “Deliver.”
Lupe Fiasco’s highly anticipated album, Tetsuo & Youth, is dropping January 20, 2015.
Cancer, or the Big C as some call it, has effected all of us to some degree. Whether you contracted the disease or know someone who has, that’s a devastation that can hardly be put into words, though Lupe Fiasco does so on “Mission.”
Lupe Fiasco‘s last few visuals have been spot on. And that continues with this clip for his Ed Sheeran-assisted track, “Old School Love.”
Lupe Fiasco had a treat for fans who attended the Atlanta show of his Tetsuo & Youth Preview Tour. There, the FNF rapper premiered a new track, affectionately titled “Drizzy’s Law.”
Lupe Fiasco has a well (photo)documented relationship with Los Angeles-based clothing brand U.S. Alteration. Yet again, the veteran MC modeled a few new pieces premiered on their official website.
Lupe Fiasco drops a new tune called “Animal Pharm,” which may or may not find a home on his forthcoming Tetsuo & Youth album.
With all the controversy he always seems to be stirring at any given time, it’s easy to forget Lupe Fiasco is a damn good MC. With The Great American Rap Album, Part 2 coming out in Neveruary, the Chicago rapper decided to share a new tune called “Light Blue.”
