Juicy J
This latest edition of The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Videos of The Week is one of those instances we like to call a “stacked deck.” Several visuals included could easily take the #1 spot in a week where the competition isn’t as steep but hey, it is what it was. Regardless, there’s plenty […]
Juicy J observes the game and, more often than not, shares his findings in the booth. That’s a perfect segue to explain “For Everybody,” a track dedicated to the veteran rapper’s experiences with groupies, gold diggers, and the like.
It’s been a while since rap fans received a full length project from Juicy J, but that changes today with the release of his Blue Dream & Lean 2 mixtape.
The late A$AP Yams promised A$AP Rocky fans that his next album would be similar in aesthetic to the gritty vibe that propelled his debut mixtape Live.Love.A$AP to critical acclaim.
Say the phrase, “Bandz will make her…,” and someone will surely reply “dance” with the quickness. Two years after releasing the breakout single, Juicy J proved that it’s still as potent a jam as ever during a headlining performance at Red Bull Sound Select’s “30 Days In LA” series.
It’s been a while since Juicy J’s struck radio gold, but with The Hustle Continues in the works, fans can bet that he’ll release ample material. Today, Taylor Gang’s elder statesman returns with a pair of tracks–“Trash” and “All I Need,” featuring K Camp.
Well, that was fast. A day after Juicy J debuted his new single “Ice,” featuring Future and A$AP Ferg, the rap veteran quickly returns with a visual treatment.
Juicy J, who comes from a school of veteran game spitting rappers, delivers a new track called “Ice,” featuring Future and A$AP Ferg.
Starlito makes his craft seem so effortless, it’s probably a good explanation why there continues to be an infinite amount of struggle rappers who enter the game annually. Sometimes swag can’t be learned or practiced and if there is one thing you’ll learn from the Tennessee rapper’s music, it’s going to be nothing less than […]
A lot was changed since Lil Bibby released his 2013 track “For The Low.” For starters, he now has friends in high places, which worked in his favor the aforementioned cut’s sequel.
After a draining week of political protests and perceived injustice, The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Videos Of The Week comes right on time.