Misa Hylton filed a complaint against Mary J. Blige for botching a management deal for Harlem rapper Vado.
Vado has some severe anger issues he needs to get checked out.
Tahiry and Vado are officially a couple. According to the recent trailer for the upcoming season of WeTV's relationship series Marriage Boot Camp hit the internet, the couple and their "situationship" will be making its debut on the popular show's Hip-Hop edition.
Looks like we’re not the only heads out here longing for the days of Hip-Hop’s golden era. Hot off his overlooked banga 4eva Is a Mighty Long Time, Big K.R.I.T. comes through with a visual for the Lloyd assisted “1999” in which the Mississippi rapper hops into a DeLorean and goes back to a time […]
For almost 10 years the XXL Freshman cover has been one of the most debated lists in Hip-Hop. Of course, every year someone gets “left off” and opinions go flying.
Another day, another 2 Chainz track, or that just happens to be the reality with his Trapavelli Tre mixtape that much closer to releasing.
Vado returns with a few friends in tow on his latest street single. Titled “You Already,” the cut features Def Jam’s own 2 Chainz, fellow New Yorker Chinx, and his We The Best Music Group label mate Ace Hood.
Mila J’s increasingly popular “Smoke Drink Break Up” single receive a proper stamp of approval from Vado,who delivered a guest verse on the remix.
First and foremost, it’s dope to see how many New York City MCs are collaborating these days. That said, Vado returns with a new tune titled “Zoo Muzik,” featuring Coke Boys’ own Chinx and veteran Mobb Deep member Prodigy.
DJ Kay Slay calls on fellow New York rappers Papoose, Vado and Ransom to lay down bars in his newest track titled, “Real Hip Hop.”
The term “bae” has become commonplace on the Internets, as it’s a colloquialism for one’s significant other. Now that that’s clear, We The Best Music Group’s Vado teams up with crooner Jeremih on a song called, um, “My Bae.”
Vado has been on a 90s flow as of late, and that continues with “Hay Now.” This freebie track, featuring Chinx, sounds like it was leftover from the Sinatra EP sessions.
