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French Montana bigs up the baddest R&B goddesses in the game and brings along Fabolous and Wale for some fun.
Each summer, The Entertainers Basketball Classic invades the streets of Harlem, inviting fans of summer league hoops and Hip-Hop alike in the process. But this year, this minds behind the tournament and LineRocket Entertainment present the EBC America Celebrity Basketball Challenge.
Wale powered through label mate Meek Mill’s accusations that he was a “hater” and wasn’t a true member of Maybach Music Group by delivering new music. Today, he follows up with a lyrical homage to his clique called “MMG Under God.”
French Montana found a lot of inspiration in The Notorious B.I.G.’s “Just Playin’ (Dreams)” on his more overtly titled new track, “R&B Chicks,” featuring Fabolous and Wale.
Twitter erupted Tuesday afternoon (July 8) when Meek Mill tweeted some choice words aimed at dissing estranged MMG comrade, Wale. After the viral universe went to work on the now-infamous #UNOTMMG hashtag, Roscoe Dash surprisingly chimed in on the beef as well.
Wale turns a negative into a positive by releasing a new track called “The Followers” in light of Meek Mill’s Twitter rant about him earlier today.
Wale has responded to Meek Mill’s allegations that he’s a hater, which has been the topic of discussion among Hip-Hop talking heads for the greater part of today.
A determining factor in a record’s resounding appeal is not just in its popularity, but in other rapper’s desires to freestyle on the track. Using that rubric, Snootie Wild’s “Yayo” still has wings, because Wale recently laced the bubbling instrumental with bars.
Rick Ross gets passionate around NBA Finals season (especially when the Miami Heat are in the mix) and has been known to dedicate a song to the annual affair in the past, but his clique has grown exponentially since his last audible treat. “Finals 2,” however, is a family affair, featuring Wale, Rockie Fresh, Gunplay, Fat Trel, Tracy […]
Remember that time Wale threatened to come up to the Complex offices and deliver fades? That’s all H2o under the bridge as the Maybach Music Group rapper and sneaker aficionado went shopping with the mag in Miami at LeBron James’ Unknown clothing store.
Hip-Hop’s professional wrestling fans have found a community in the emerging cult sub-genre “WrassleRap.” Wale, an avid member, debuted a song called “Razor Flow (Bad Guy)” via The Stashed.