After a couple of trailers, Fabolous finally gets around to releasing the video for “Ready,” featuring Chris Brown. The song serves as the lead single for the Brooklyn rapper’s forthcoming Loso’s Way 2 album.
Funkmaster Flex has been slowly prepping a hilariously titled mixtape Who You Mad At? Me Or Yourself?, which you’ll have a chance to hear in full Wednesday, April 17. The project was spearheaded by previous leaks like Chris Brown and Problem’s “Let the Blunt Go” and “Don’t Make Me Do It,” featuring Vado, Meek Mill, DJ Khaled, and […]
Historically speaking, The-Dream casts beautiful women in his visuals. By now that goes without saying, but the Atlanta crooner had fools foaming at the mouth after he upped the ante in the video for “Slow It Down.” More specifically, we’re referring to a certain blonde-haired woman wearing a stripped dress covering her ill caboose that […]
Enough with the dance songs, says this Def Jam crooner. The-Dream drops off the video for “Slow It Down,” featuring Fabolous, off his forthcoming IV Play album.
Fabolous and Pusha T are hitting the road together. Starting next month, both rappers will embark on the Life Is So Exciting tour presented by MTV Jams.
The-Dream’s left the swap meet and is back in the lab working on his next album Fourplay.
Fabolous drops his second set of visuals in three days with these lavish moving images for his “Dope B-tch” freestyle. The Brooklyn MC leaves the Bedford-Stuyvesant blocks that played the locale in the video for “B.I.T.E.,” in favor of a grandiose vacation in Cannes.
Brooklyn takes center stage in the visual for Fabolous’ “B.I.T.E.” track, off his The Soul Tape 2 mixtape. The proud native of New York City’s biggest borough goes for the black and white look for the gritty record dedicated to the Notorious B.I.G.
The-Dream links up with long-time collaborator and fellow Def Jam artist, Fabolous, for their latest single “Slow It Down.”
To coincide with the release of his new album, No Love Lost, Joe Budden drops a new visual for his single “She Don’t Put It Down” with Fabolous, Tank and Lil Wayne.
With a title like “Fully Loaded,” one would expect to hear rhymes of machine gun funk. Such isn’t the case for this Red Café track, which instead puts the re-donk-ulous women he adores on a pedestal. See what happened there?
