Juicy J
When it comes to music albums, presentation is just as key as the actual product itself. Especially in the digital age when online music stores offer countless options of various images before one song is even heard. The need to stand out is more vital than ever and artists have to differentiate themselves from competition […]
Juicy J can produce his own hits at the drop of a hat, but he’s seen a lot more worth in YMCMB’s recent catalog. Following a freestyle on Drake’s “0-100,” the veteran rapper returns with “THC Believe,” which uses Lil Wayne’s “Believe Me.”
Los Angeles has a million DJs claiming to be curators and whatnot, but DJ Felli Fel actually lets the hits he stamps do the talking for him.
Wiz Khalifa’s smash hit “We Dem Boyz” is quite possibly the song of the summer, but that didn’t stop the rapper from debuting his new single, “KK,” featuring brothers Juicy J and Project Pat.
In conjunction with Heineken, Atlanta’s hottest Hip-Hop station WHTA Hot 107.9 threw its annual Birthday Bash on Saturday (June 14) at the Philips Arena.
On the heels of rapper Rich Homie Quan suffering a massive seizure after allegedly hitting the lean hard, we take a look through the prescription-strength drug and its history.
Never in the history of ever did we expect a rapper to proudly exclaim “This is for the thots” (outside of maybe Chief Keef), but then again it’s Juicy J and he can often be a ball of surprises. Titled “Beautiful Ones,” the song is dedicated to women of ill repute.
Could Juicy J be the new Billy Dee Williams? Whe won’t go that far, but the Memphis rapper did take a page out of the actor’s book with his starring role in Colt 45’s “Keep It Colt 45“ campaign.
Creating music videos is a meticulous process that must not be rushed but done at the speed of sound to make sure the public is properly service. As most of the snow melts around the country, this week’s The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Videos Of The Week finds most of the honorees braving […]
Juicy J gets around to dropping the official video for “Talkin’ Bout,” featuring Chris Brown and Wiz Khalifa, from his 2013 Stay Trippy album.
What would it take for us to post a Katy Perry video? Well, it would have to be “Dark Horse,” her collaboration with Three 6 Mafia and Taylor Gang rapper Juicy J.