Chicago’s Lil Durk keeps it straight up with his enemies and the competition on his latest offering, “Dis Ain’t What You Want (Remix).” The bangin’ street anthem gets a new look with guest verses from Rick Ross, French Montana and Meek Mill. This one showcases plenty of tough guy talk and drug inspired lines as each rapper channels their inner boss and turns the energy up.
Mac Miller combines forces with Big Jerm and P. Fish for his latest offering titled, “I Come In Peace.” The track showcases the Pittsburgh emcee doing his thing over a hypnotizing and mellow instrumental as he spits random lines about his city, what he would name his daughter if he had one, smoking with the coast guard and a bunch of other random thoughts. Take a listen as Mac Miller opens about about all the crazy things he’s got going on in his head.
Papoose declares war and calls out Trinidad James over his now infamous Atlanta-New York rant. The Brooklyn rapper steps up to the plate for his city and takes to the net on Thanksgiving to share his latest offering, “Jive Ass Turkey.” Nothing is off limits as Pap goes in on the Southern rapper and calls him a one-hit wonder, ugly, downplays his skills behind the mic and much more. Take a listen as the New York lyricist proceeds to tear James a new one with his vicious new diss record.
Don Logan has been busy as of late with delivering new freebies as he prepares to release his upcoming LP, Living Legend, in early 2014. This time the MMG rapper decides to lace fans with a new street inspired freestyle over Pusha T’s infectious “Numbers On The Boards” instrumental. Gunplay shows off his raspy flow and even takes a moment to address his previous run-in with 50 Cent and his crew at the BET Hip-Hop Awards. In fact, Don Logan drops a line where he claims he actually punched the G-Unit general during the scuffle.
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.
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.
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.
Sway Calloway hosted Kanye West this morning on his Shade 45 radio show and needless to say things got a little crazy. As Kanye opened up about his aspirations to break in the fashion industry on a large scale, Calloway proposed the question as to why the rapper doesn’t start small and fund his own dream. As a result, Yeezus lost it and got real aggressive in his tone as he repeatedly claimed that Calloway didn’t have the answers to his problems and didn’t know what he was talking about. Take a listen to the shouting match as Sway attempted to calm the atmosphere in the room and encourage Ye to chill out on several occasions.
Hopsin does some venting on his latest emotional track called “Good Guys Get Left Behind.” The tracks showcases the young rapper opening about a failed relationship and expressing his heartbreak. Never one to hold back, Hopsin refuses to bite his tongue and spills his soul over the mellow instrumental as he warns listeners about the trouble that follows women. “Good Guys Get Left Behind” is featured on Hopsin’s forthcoming Knock Madness LP releasing on Tuesday.
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