Sean Price brings the camera along to capture his trip to the grocery store as the emcee choose what he wants to eat for Thanksgiving. Follow along for some comical commentary from Price as he speaks on selections, explains why Thanksgiving is his favorite holiday and has some fun with random customers.
Joey Bada$$ combines forces with Akomplice clothing for a new capsule collection in honor of legendary Detroit producer, J Dolla. A seven-inch of the Pro Era rapper’s new song, “Two Lips,” is set to be included in the capsule and features the young lyricist showcasing his skills with a freestyle over an unreleased Dilla instrumental. Fans can pick up the new Akomplice capsule when it drops on November 29 and proceeds will go the J Dilla foundation.
Kanye West continues to make his promotional runs around New York and yesterday the rapper stopped by Sway In The Morning on Shade 45. After the audio first leaked of the two having an argument on air, Calloway and company do the honors of unveiling the interview in its entirety. Take a look as Kanye addresses his motivation for having A Tribe Called Quest open up for him on the Yeezus tour, the motivation and creativity behind DONDA and gives listeners insight into his frustrations with being black balled in the fashion industry. Things get heated quickly after Sway encourages Yeezy to leave the companies behind and fund his own movement in order to jump start his vision. Cooler heads eventually prevailed as Yeezy apologized and went on to explain why his deal with Nike fell through, how he lost $13 million with his failed clothing line and so much more
Ashanti is back in the mix with her new single, “I Got It,” and the track also features MMG front man Rick Ross. Backed by vibrant keys and choppy claps, the singer has some fun and gets explicit with her love interest about her bedroom predictions and seductive ways. Though the song originally premiered back in July as a radio rip, the official version now boasts an all new verse from Ricky Rozay. “I Got It” will be featured on Ashanti’s forthcoming album, Braveheart, which is scheduled to hit shelves early 2014.
Mack Wilds’ smash single, “Own It,” gets a new look with the help of DTP’s Ludacris who decides to lace the infectious track with his own verse. Take a listen as Ludacris throws in his two cents with plenty of braggadocios lines and cocky bars aimed at taking the next man’s woman. Luda has some fun with this one as he clearly demonstrate why he’s still a force to be reckoned with behind the microphone. Mack Wilds’ new LP, New York: A Love Story, is now available to purchase.
Atlanta’s Migos is back with a new banging single titled, “Ran Up The Money.” Produced by Phenom Da Don and DeeMoney, the track features the duo going in over a hard-hitting instrumental with their signature street inspired rhymes. With a catchy hook dedicated to Bill Gates, Migos turns the energy up with their latest offering and highlights another standout song fans can expect to hear from their upcoming mixtape, Young Rich Niggas 2.
B.o.B. gives his fans a taste of what they can expect to hear on his new DJ Drama hosted project, Underground Luxury, with a new sampler made up of snippets. Take a listen to the short previews from the Grand Hustle artist as he serves up one continuous track that runs just shy of 15 minutes. Underground Luxury will be available on December 17 and can be pre-ordered over on iTunes.
This is great. Juicy J and Project Pat recently paid Arsenio Hall a visit as guest performers on his new television talk show. With Pat by his side as a hype man, Juicy took the stage to perform his breakout strip club single, “Bounce It.” Audience members were treated to a big surprise when the rapper decided to pull a Ron Artest and go running into the crowd with a bag full of money. Check out Juicy make it rain and deliver a memorable performance as people jumped up out their seats to grab a handful of one dollar bills. “Bounce It” is featured on the rapper’s latest LP, Stay Trippy.
Drake’s “Would You Like A Tour?” recently stopped in Los Angeles and the YMCMB rapper decided to treat the Staples Center crowd to a special performance from Snoop Dogg. The Long Beach native and hometown hero hit the stage in the middle of Drizzy’s set and performed a couple of his classics like “The Next Episode,” “Gin & Juice” and “Drop It Like It’s Hot.” Take a look as the Doggfather almost takes a bad spill right in the beginning as he makes his way down the stairs.
Now this was a dope interview and a refreshing detour from the questions everyone else is asking Kanye right now. The Chicago emcee sat down with Peter Rosenberg and Cipha sounds for the latest episode of Juan Epstein. Yeezy credits NO ID as being his biggest inspiration as a producer, touches on his early influences like Premo and Pete Rock, College Dropout and more. West also revealed that in the studio he really has no preference between an MPC or ASR, the moment he realized his step brother was a crackhead, looks back on working with J Dilla and explains that Michael Jackson was responsible for motivating him to put together 808s and Heartbreak. Before calling it a wrap, Kanye took the opportunity to call out the former heads of Rawkus Records for passing up on signing him because they felt he didn’t have a certain look.
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