Juicin’ cameras catch up with Drizzy Drake out in New York for the rappers promotional run for his new album Nothing Was The Same. Watch as the YMCMB rapper treats fans who gathered to see him at the ALIFE store to a performance of his new LP in its entirety. Taking things up a notch, Drake also decided to surprise the crowd when he brought out unannounced special guests Travis $cott and Wu-Tang’s Raekwon.
Meek Mill comes through on his promise and delivers his latest mixtape with Dreamchasers 3. The 16-song project from the MMG rapper also features some of Hip Hop’s biggest names like Travis $cott, Birdman, Diddy, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Jadakiss, French Montana and much more. CLICK HERE to download Meek Mill’s latest offering with the highly anticipated Dreamchasers 3 mixtape and take a look at the official tracklisting below.
Jeezy and company release a new promotional visual for the Atlanta native’s upcoming album. The announcement for fans also comes with Jeezy’s first official single titled “In My Head” which will be featured on the unnamed project. In the video clip, take a look as Jeezy links up in the studio with Usher, Future and Ludacris and breaks down what type of music they can expect to hear on his latest offering.
Newcomer Rich Homie Quan keeps the music coming with his official remix to his breakout single “Type Of Way” featuring MMG’s Meek Mill and CTE general Jeezy. Listen as the braggadocios rhymes and slick street talk reaches new levels over the bouncy instrumental. Meek also makes sure to send Lil Snupe some love over the microphone while Jeezy kicks things off on the track and reminds his naysayers it’s no love.
Rapper Lil Reese releases his latest music video with “Supa Savage Intro.” Earlier this month the Chicago native dropped his new mixtape titled Supa Savage and now the young artist treats fans to a new gritty music video. The visual finds Reese in a back alley counting his cash and smoking with his boys as he performs to the camera. There’s also some dope night time aerial shots included.
Houston’s very own rising star Killa Kyleon delivers his latest music with his recent remix of Drake’s infectious “Pound Cake” instrumental. The rapper only premiered his freestyle rendition a few days ago and now follows it up with a matching visual. Take a look as Kyleon performs to the moving camera against a simple black backdrop which continuously moves from right to left as the rapper drops his reflective rhymes.
Taylor Gang artist Ty Dolla $ign performed at the 1st annual “Welcome To The Block Party” presented by Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles. The event took place on the typically busy Fairfax Avenue street where the majority of Los Angeles’ trendy streetwear stores and boutiques are located. Watch as Ty performs his club smash “Paranoid” off his latest Beach House 2 mixtape in front of hundreds of fans who filled the area to capacity to catch their favorite artists live.
California native Casey Veggies took the stage at Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles first annual “Welcome To The Block Party.” Surprising the crowd with a live performance of his new and unreleased Hit-Boy produced track “The Boy,” Veggies goes to work with offering the crowd a short taste before transitioning into an a capella. Take a look as the young rapper invites producer Hit-Boy to join him on stage during his set for the upbeat track.
Taylor Gang artist Ty Dolla $ign performed at the 1st annual “Welcome To The Block Party” presented by Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles. The event took place on the typically busy Fairfax Avenue street where the majority of Los Angeles’ trendy streetwear stores and boutiques are located. Watch as Ty performs his hit song “Irie” off his well received Beach House 2 mixtape in front of tons of fans who filled the area to catch their favorite artists live.
Pusha T kicks off his performance at Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles’ first annual “Welcome To The Block Party” with the energy packed “I Don’t Like (Remix)” and the Clipse classic “Grindin'”. The G.O.O.D. Music artist decided to mix a bit of the past and present from his catalog as he entertained a sea of screaming fans spread out across Fairfax Avenue. The trendy streetwear area was the site of the first annual “Welcome To The Block Part” and was completely shut down for the majority of the day.
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