West Coast lyricist, Crooked I, is back with a new music video for, “Sumthin From Nothin,” which is featured on the Shady rapper’s recent LP, Apex Predator. The California influenced visual showcases the Long Beach native alongside some classic whips as he performs to the camera with his signature cigar. Backed by his C.O.B. family, Crooked I spits some witty wordplay over a simplistic instrumental composed of only his beatboxing skills.
Long Beach’s Crooked I is back with a new music video for “Against All Odds” which is the latest single featured on the emcee’s new Apex Predator LP. The visual finds Crooked in the booth as he showcases his lyrical skills over the hypnotizing instrumental. Watch as the Slaughterhouse member demonstrates why he’s a problem to the rap game and takes the opportunity to call out artists with weak bars.
Rapper Crooked I drops off a new music video with “Nobody Cares” featuring Tena Jones off his recently released Apex Predator LP. Over slappin’ drums and some fancy guitar work, the Long Beach native drops deep rhymes as he contemplates over child poverty, starvation and coming up out of challenging living circumstances. Tena Jones takes over on the hook with her soft vocals and heartfelt delivery as Crooked I shows off his lyrical wordplay.
C.O.B. Radio host Crooked I tackles Kendrick Lamar’s controversial “Control” verse. After not making the cut onto Big Sean’s upcoming Hall Of Fame LP, the G.O.O.D. Music artist decided to leak the track which features Lamar and Jay Electronica. After aiming his cross hairs at his peers and proclaiming himself the “King of New York,” the world of Hip Hop has been turned upside down and the Slaughterhouse MC decides to weigh in on the situation.
Crooked I points out that not one rapper who was named directly by Lamar has even responded and explains how the TDE rapper’s verse has ignited an appreciation for lyricism in Hip Hop once again. As the first rapper to respond to Kendrick, Crooked talks fellow Slaughterhouse member Joell Ortiz’s lyrical comeback and dispels any rumors that the West Coast doesn’t boast some of the fine lyricists in the rap game. The Long Beach native also says Tupac was the last true “King of the West” and announces he would like to see Slaughterhouse and TDE combine forces for a powerhouse collaboration.
Crooked I is back with part two of his break down for his new Apex Predator LP. The Skee 24/7 Radio host discusses the concept behind “Lady Fell In Love” and describes the honest track as an audio collage constructed of experiences the Long Beach native has shared with a number of different women in his lifetime. Next up, Crooked talks his hard-hitting intro track titled “Apex Predator (My Gun Go)” and its powerful message. The Slaughterhouse MC explains how the track addresses the division of social classes in America and expresses his desire to bring listeners together to stand up and fight for worthy causes such as equality. Crooked I also shares his interest on-the-air in bringing together independent music label Strange Music and C.O.B. group Horse Shoe Gang for a collaborative project.
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Crooked I turns the party up with his new music video for “No Sleep Gang” which is featured on his recently released Apex Predator LP. Produced by Cardo, the upbeat track comes equipped with heavy bass and pays tribute to hustlers everywhere who put in the work to keep their cash flow up.
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.
Crooked I keeps the visuals off Apex Predator coming with his second offering for “Crook ‘n Porter”. Directed by Postas, the black and white video finds the C.O.B. leader holding it down with his crew as he drops braggadocios bars and introspective rhymes over some bouncy production provided by Mr. Porter. Apex Predator is now available to purchase and can be downloaded easily by CLICKING HERE.
After giving the Skee TV cameras an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into the makings of his new music video for, “YODO”, the Long Beach native turns around and drops the completed visual. Featured on his upcoming Apex Predator LP, the lyrical wordsmith kicks some introspective rhymes and cautionary tales about getting caught up in the deadly traps of the streets. Watch the latest offering from the C.O.B. head honcho and be sure to pick up Apex Predator dropping on July 30.
Rapper Crooked I delivers a new track off his forthcoming album, Apex Predator, called “No Sleep Gang”. Produced by Dallas, Texas native Cardo, the new slapper finds Crooked I droppin’ bars about puttin’ in work and chasing money at all cost; including lack of sleep. Take a listen to the latest offering from the C.O.B. Radio host and Slaughterhouse MC below.
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