Juicy J injects like into his new single, “Low,” by debuting its new visual.
To date, “Bandz a Make Her Dance” is Juicy J’s biggest hit. But with another solo album, Pure THC: The Hustle Continues, on the way, you can bet that the rapper looks to drop a bigger and better single.
From his We Are Chiraq Volume 1 mixtape, DJ Bandz returns with a monstrous collaboration by Lil Reese and Lil Bibby titled “Love Me.”
Street rap is far from a dead art form and it’s becoming much more balanced again, as opposed to when it was largely represented by trap music in mainstream music. That said, XXL Freshman Lil Bibby and Kevin Gates — two of the front runners in that realm of emceeing — team up on “We Are Strong.”
When you have a DJ Mustard smash hit, there is absolutely no reason to not to have a remix. Especially where there are a gang of rappers whose calculated flow would mesh perfectly with Hip-Hop’s reigning beatmaker’s grooves.
XXL released a fresh batch of Freshman freestyles over the course of this past week, following the previous pool of bars from Chance The Rapper, Vic Mensa, Rich Homie Quan, and others.
Newly crowned XXL Freshman Lil Bibby wasted no time delivering new content for fans to devour. Here’s a visual for a street record titled “Tired Of Talkin’.”
Last week, New York City-based clothing brand, Born Fly, introduced their “Welcome Summer” collection at a private event at their Midtown residence. The soiree also doubled as a meet and greet with bubbling rapper and newly crowned XXL Freshman Lil Bibby.
XXL patiently waited for 106 & Park to air today, Monday, May 5 and have officially unveiled their XXL Freshmen 2014 cover.
Simply put, Lil Bibby’s music comes from a very authentic place. Hailing from Chicago, the newcomer details what it’s like to be from those streets on “Dead Or In Prison.”
Last year, a new wave of Chicago artist infiltrated Hip-Hop with tunes for different moods. One is East side rapper Lil Bibby, who debuts the long-awaited visual for his Free Crack song “Water” today.
Another day, another collaboration from partners in rhyme, G Herbo (aka Lil Herb) and Lil Bibby. Titled “At Night,” the track features the young Chicago duo rhyming about their street dealings and why they stay strapped.
