It seems like just yesterday DJ Drama was dropping some of the hottest mixtape projects in the game. From Lil Wayne to Jeezy, Drama’s Gangsta Grillz series were must-have CD’s before streaming music was even a thing.
Royce da 5’9” is one of the few true-blue microphone masters left in the Hip-Hop game these days and if you ain’t take in his latest offering in The Allegory yet, he’s here to give you a taste of what you’ve been missing.
It’s been a hot minute since we’ve heard new material from both SZA and Justin Timberlake, but lo and behold, the two R&B artists done went and dropped the collaboration they teased months ago.
While fans of the rap game obsess over the likes of Nicki Minaj and Megan Thee Stallion (as they should), Princess Nokia got some heat of her own making and we ain’t talkin’ about hot soup in a thermos (props though!).
For more than a decade and change now, DJ Kay Slay’s been giving the streets a healthy dose of hardcore Hip-Hop and going into 2020 it doesn’t seem like he’ll be changing that up anytime soon.
Almost three decades in the game and Fat Joe still got that flavor that Adobo seasoning can put in a bottle and make even more bank off of.
Remember them days when that Southern crunk sound was dominating the airwaves and constantly playing on your favorite music video shows? Great times. But though it’s been a full clip since ATL had the game on Hulk smash with their groove, don’t think that crunk is buried at the Westview.
It’s been more than two decades since the OG King of New York, Notorious B.I.G. was taken from us, but it’s good to see that some heads still pay homage to his memory in creative ways.
Kodak Black might be going the struggle behind bars at the moment but his team knows the show must go on especially if he wants to remain a topic of discussion in an era where fans have short memories.
Wiz Khalifa’s love affair with Mary Jane is the stuff of Cheech & Chong legends and if y’all think we exaggerating, peep his latest video.
It seems like it was destined to happen sooner than it has but finally the Migos, Young Thug and Travis Scott are at last occupying the same space for a new music video… kinda.
NBA All-Star Weekend is upon us and with that being the case it’s only right that the hottest rapper in the game (of basketball) get some shine next to one of the illest spitters in the game (of rap).
