Flatbush Zombies and Bodega Bamz drop off another cypher freestyle session from out on the road. Check out the latest black and white visual from the New York emcees as they kick some impressive off the top rhymes and showcase their individual skills. Catch the Zombies and Bodega out on the road in a city near you as the “Better Off Day Tour” is still currently in progress.
Jack Thriller and ThisIs50 liberate additional coverage from the green carpet at the 2013 BET Hip Hop Awards. This time fans get to see an exclusive interview between thriller and CTE’s YG. Take a look as the California native gives insight behind how his music caught Young Jeezy’s attention which led the rapper to contact Def Jam about taking YG under his wing. YG also makes it very clear he doesn’t consider himself a replacement for Freddie Gibbs and explains that he never even knew there was bad blood between Jeezy and Gibbs. Before heading inside, YG shares his thoughts on touring with Yo Gotti for the “I Am Tour” and their recent collaboration “Act Right.” My Krazy Life is set to release early 2014.
Nelly sits down with music director for The Arsenio Hall Show, Robin DiMaggio, for the latest episode of “Extended Play.” The “Hot In Herre” rapper touches on his seventh studio, M.O., the trouble of having to reinvent himself and the importance of catering to his core audience. Nelly also speaks on the power and influence of the internet, his country collaborations, the undeniable chemistry he has in the studio with Pharrell and more..
New York rapper Fabolous finally decided to respond to Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse live at Powerhouse 2013 in New York. During Fab’s performance which was held at the Barclays center, the “Breathe” emcee took a moment out of his set to let crowd-goers know that he was in fact the “King of New York.” Take a look as Loso downplays Kendrick’s comments and proclaims that all the real kings come from Brooklyn.
It’s all about having a good time for Detroit natives, Doughboyz Cashout, as the group drops a new visual for “Good Ass Night.” The bouncy and upbeat track is the latest single to be featured off the CTE compilation mixtape, Bo$$ Yo Life Up Gang. Watch as Doughboyz hit the streets to take in the evening with the homies as they push around the city and hit up the local strip club.
Stalley links up with HipHopSince1987 and gets fans up to speed with his new life out on the road with rapper Lupe Fiasco. Take a look as the MMG rapper briefly touches on Fiasco’s new “Tetuso & Youth Preview Tour” which recently kicked off in Atlanta and explains why he’s so honored to be a part of it. Before heading out, Stalley also points out that he’s glad he has the opportunity to to showcase the type of real lyricists the Midwest has to offer. Check out the tour dates provided to see when Lupe and Stalley will be arriving in your town.
It went down in New York last night at the Barclays Center for Powerhouse 2013 as Kendrick Lamar took the stage as the event’s closer. The self proclaimed “King of New York,” decided to show some Brooklyn inspired love and brought out Lil Kim for a special performance of “Get Money” and “It’s All About The Benjamins.” Check out Kim hit the stage and put it down live in front of her hometown.
Rick Ross delivers the visual treatment to his current Mastermind single, “No Games.” The auto-tune champ, Future, also shows up for his feature and performs to the camera alongside Rozay as the two take their boss lifestyles up a notch. Laced in plenty of gaudy jewelry and surrounded by beautiful armed female guards, the two artists appear to take on the personas of a couple of street lords. Take a look as there’s a lot of fire, explosions, bullets and even a high speed chase in Ross’ latest offering.
It’s all about stacking paper and living the lavish life in Lil Kim’s latest music video for her new single “Looks Like Money.” The visual finds the Queen Bee back on the scene as she hits the streets of New York for a little motorcycle and ATV action while additional scenes showcase Kim performing to the camera in front of luxury vehicles. Lil Kim enthusiasts can look forward to picking up the female emcee’s upcoming, Hard Core 2K13, mixtape when it drops in a few weeks on Black Friday.
Lil Reese liberates a new music video for “Team” which is featured on the rapper’s Supa Savage mixtape. It’s all about blunts, lean and bitches in this one as Reese keeps it straight hood. Watch as the young Chicago knucklehead drops rhymes about that fast livin’ out on the streets and sips his purple while performing to the camera. The catchy street anthem is definitely suggest for the turn up.
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