The 7 Days of Funk train is officially here and it’s tearing roofs off buildings and flashing lights like a disco.
Drake had a few surprises in store during last night’s “Would You Like a Tour?” show at Los Angeles’ Staples Center. By that, we mean guest appearances by West Coast legend Snoop Dogg and a few YMCMB familia in Birdman and Nicki Minaj.
This past Saturday (November 23) Snoop Dogg’s debut album, Doggystyle turned 20-years old. There were over a baker’s dozen reasons on why it was one of the most influential and riveting entries into Hip-Hop music.
Never mind the shenanigans of Miley Cyrus. There were plenty of Hip-Hop exploits at the MTV EMA’s (that didn’t involve 2Pac & Biggie being potential victims to flatulence).
It’s like 1993 all over again when you combine Snoop, a little THC and Tha Dogg Pound all in one room.
If any rapper in 2013 can effectively channel the groovy nature of Parliament Funkadelic, it’s Snoop Dogg. And the West Coast legend will do just that on 7 Days Of Funk, an upcoming collaborative project with Dam-Funk.
Now that Halloween 2013 is in the books and our bags are full of treats we can’t help but to look back at this year’s costumes. While some celebrities really impressed us, others struggled with their ensembles last night and in the days shortly before.
While club anthems and swag music continue to dominate the airwaves, lyrics remain the foundation to any one picking up the microphone. Even with the acclaim that comes from spitting a strong verse, there are some rappers that have chosen to have others do the writing for them.
The 2013 BET Hip-Hop Awards aired last night, and as always, the event was full of memorable moments. The infamous cyphers may be the talk of the town, but the show also delivered a gang of performances from noteworthy MCs like Meek Mill, Kendrick Lamar, 2 Chainz, Rick Ross, Diddy, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Diddy, and more.
It took long enough, but French Montana finally decided to liberate the remix to his unforgettable, carefree anthem “Ain’t Worried About Nothin’,” featuring Rick Ross, Diddy, and Snoop Dogg.
The fantasy of making money on the streets has always appealed to the Hip-Hop community, so it is no surprise that a large percentage of rappers talk about moving work in their rhymes. But as we all know by now, most of these claims fall into the “it’s only entertainment” category. On the other side […]
If you thought Eddie Murphy dropping a reggae tune called “Red Light,” featuring Snoop Dogg, was an elaborate joke, you would have been wrong. The comedian and actor drops the official video for his latest single.
