Chief Keef and company release episode one of the young Chicago rapper’s new vlog series which will chronicle life on the road for his Finally Rich Tour. In episode one, Keef takes his act to Orange County’s The Observatory venue located in Santa Ana. Watch as Sosa chops it up with the packed house full of fans and turns up the energy with “Macaroni Time” and “3 Hunna Remix”.
In episode three of Juicy J’s Everyday Life webseries, the Taylor Gang artist brings the cameras along to capture his busy schedule while he handles an interview and photo shoot in New York, Afterwards, Juicy gets trippy in Los Angeles as he sits down with Crazy Mike to cook up some new music for the fans. Go behind-the-scenes in the studio with Juicy and get a sneak peek of some new tunes currently in the works that won’t be featured on his forthcoming Stay Trippy album.
Coors Light search for the coldest MC’s stopped over in New York and cameras were there to capture the moment as OG’s like Ice Cube and Bun B hit the stage to open for headliner Big Sean. DJ Drama was also in attendance as the legends sat down and gave their personal take on how the contestants are currently making out under the pressure.
Big Sean releases the visual treatment for his latest single “Fire” off his upcoming Hall Of Fame LP dropping August 27. Miley Cyrus steps in as the center of the music video as symbolic images of roses and fire surround her. Cyrus’ role is meant to depict a strong woman who copes with the ups and downs of life and remains true to herself at the end of it all.
Music producer Mike Will continues his sit down with Revolt TV and gives up details on how he linked up with Miley Cyrus for her hit new single “We Can’t Stop”. Not particularly familiar with Cyrus’ past releases, Will admits he wasn’t sure of what to expect but eventually found himself excited with what the young star brought back to the table. The multi-platinum producer also speaks highly of Miley Cyrus’ upcoming album and points out fans can expect to hear nothing like “We Can’t Stop” on it.
Yo Gotti flips the bird to all the haters and naysayers with his latest music video for “Fuck You”. The brutally honest track finds an auto-tuned Gotti also taking aim at his groupies and leechers with no fucks given whatsoever. The black and white visual showcases Yo Gotti surrounded by his goons enjoying the fruits of his street labor as he takes the time out to send out a big “fuck you”.
Tech N9ne keeps the momentum going and delivers a new music video for “Straight Out The Gate” following the recent release of his Something Else LP. Produced by Seven, the track finds lead singer for the band System Of A Down, Serj Tankian, taking the wheel on the chorus with his signature delivery for a catchy tune. The ominous track’s visual showcases Tech dressed like a priest and is packed with references to religion, illuminati-like imagery and a jumbo tron which can be seen flashing pictures of controversial figures like Malcolm X, the Boston Marathon bombers, Edward Snowden and Paula Deen. Something Else is now available and can be purchased by CLICKING HERE.
Fresh off the release of his highly anticipated Apex Predator LP, Crooked I grabs the mic along with co-host Somayeh and breaks down a few stand out tracks off the project. The Long Beach native gives insight behind the creative inspiration for “YODO” which serves a cautionary tale for the younger generation to always be aware of their surroundings. Next, Crooked talks “No Sleep Gang” which is the new banger and anthem for every go-getter and dream chaser.
The Slaughterhouse MC also takes the time to give his thoughts on the lack of authentic and talented artists currently plaguing Hip Hop but reassures listeners he holds the cure with Apex Predator. Before heading out, Crooked I gives details behind the unorthodox making of “Sumthin From Nuthin” which showcases the rapper creating a completely original song with nothing but a water bottle, some beat boxing skills, a pen, his finger and vocals. Be sure to tune into C.O.B. Radio every Wednesday broadcasted live from the Skee Lodge from 5 p.m to 7 p.m. only at Skee247.com internet radio.
Noisey catches up with Action Bronson as he recently visited St. Hilda’s East Community Centre in London to give a special performance of “Strictly 4 My Jeeps” for the old folks. Not only is this hilarious but it’s great to see that Action doesn’t take himself too serious and knows how to have fun. Watch as the residents of the nursing home try and make sense of what’s happening and afterwards are asked to weigh in on Action’s performance and share their opinions of Hip Hop.
Music industry powerhouse and Bay Area native, Mally Mall, sits down for an exclusive interview with DJ Skee and opens up about coming up under E-40 and his past relationship with deceased Crestside legend Mac Dre. Mall praises Dre’s storytelling abilities and identifies the rapper as an early and vital influence in his life. Mally Mall also credits Mac for laying the foundation for other Bay Area talent to flourish like Spice 1 and Mac Mall after the success of his “2 Hard 4 The Fuckin’ Radio” track off his Young Black Brotha EP. Skee and Mally also discuss the importance of competition and the effect it has to push artists to hone their skills and strive for greater success.
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