In a recent episode of 'The Joe Budden Podcast,' the pair discuss KXNG Crooked and Joell Ortiz's decision to release 'The Rise and Fall of Slaughterhouse.'
These days, the talented quartet are now at odds and a recent IG Live session with Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz, and Royce Da 5'9 went extremely left for reasons we'll explain below.
The Broadway hit Hamilton has now officially gone “Hip-Hop.” Check out the mixtape that accompanies this history-making play.
Joell Ortiz, Nitty Scott, MC and Bodega Bamz just dropped a surprise mixtape where all the beats were provided by Salaam Remi. We repeat, Joell Ortiz, Nitty Scott, MC and Bodega Bamz just dropped a surprise mixtape where all the beats were provided by Salaam Remi.
Did you know Joell Ortiz has a new solo album out right now? No excuses, That’s Hip Hop is here and you can stream it before you cop.
Joell Ortiz is and MC’s MC, and there’s really no other way to describe him. Following the lyrical sparring session that was Slaughterhouse’s House Rules mixtape, the Brooklyn native returns with more bars on Drake’s “O To 100.”
Proud New York rap veteran DJ Kay Slay organized a call to arms with “NYC Shine,” featuring Sheek Louch, Joell Ortiz, and Sauce Money. But that’s to be accepted, as the Hot 97 DJ has been organizing posse cuts featuring hometown MCs.
Brooklyn MC Joell Ortiz has just inked a deal with Penalty Entertainment (formerly Penalty Records) as he gets ready to release his third album, House Slippers.
There’s an argument that says New York City is currently irrelevant in Hip-Hop, but Tony Yayo begs to differ. Alongside Uncle Murda and Joell Ortiz, the G-Unit rapper speaks highly of his city on “New York.”
With a new Slaughterhouse album waiting in the wings, Joell Ortiz returns to bully the block on his solo tip via a new track titled “Bars” for the fans.
If you were a diehard Slaughterhouse fan cringing at the Joe Budden struggle during this season of Love And Hip-Hop, then you’re being offered a worthy consolation.
Blogger Byron Crawford has been on a writing tear of late, releasing his third book, NaS Lost: A Tribute To The Little Homey last week. In a recent interview, Crawford covered a variety of topics including the book, gay rappers, Kendrick Lamar‘s “Control (HOF)” verse, and much more.
