Up and coming rapper out of Cleveland, Doe Boy, has been making some noise since he’s dropped his Boyz In The Hood 2 tape.
On the final day of the Wired 25 look back in 2012, we pay homage to those who did it the biggest this year.
Busta Rhymes and his young homies on The Conglomerate are back with their new mixtape, Catastrophic, hosted by Shaheem Reid.
Chief Keef sticks with the formula that’s given him his current success on a new release, titled “Gotta Sack.” Hey, if it isn’t broke, then don’t fix it, right? Fellow Chicagoan, Lil Durk contributes a verse over the knocking Young Chop-produced track.
Birdman unveils the gritty visuals for “Shout Out,” featuring French Montana and Gudda Gudda.
Doe Boy comes through with the controversial Lil Mouse for the video “Don’t Play That.”
French Montana isn’t sweating it if you hating on him. The Bad Boy rapper drops a new cut called “Hating On A Young’n.” Just don’t expect to hear it on his debut album, though.
Busta Rhymes and his conglomerate let “Us” know who is at the top with this Lil Reese freestyle.
After dropping his new mixtape, Boyz In Da Hood 2, Doe Boy keeps the content pumping out with his new video, “Who You Foolin?”
18-year-old Cleveland, Ohio native, Doe Boy, collaborates with two of the hottest young producers in the game to drop his new mixtape, Boyz In Da Hood 2.
After the release of Detroit, it’s time for Big Sean to focus on his sophomore LP Hall of Fame. Before anything, we first must have a single and that is where “Guap” comes in.
Despite what people think about its violent culture, there’s no denying that Chicago put Hip-Hop in the cobra clutch this year. Lil Reese reaffirms this notion with his latest release, titled “Traffic.” The Chiraq rapper keeps it all in the family on the track, featuring confidant and frequent collaborator Chief Keef. The track also dons production from […]
