Big Sean paid a visit to Big Boy’s Neighborhood on Power 106 and discussed a number of different things. Sean discusses squashing his short lived beef with fellow Detroit rapper Danny Brown. After taking notice of some comments Brown made during an interview that seemed to question Sean’s street credentials, the G.O.O.D. Music artist picked up the phone to clear any misconceptions. Big Sean also speaks on living in Detroit and stresses he’s always kept his music and message authentic.
Revolt TV catches up with G.O.O.D. Music signee Pusha T to get his thoughts on Kanye coming out at OVO Fest and subsequently performing alongside Drake. It’s no secret that Drake and Pusha T are not exactly on the same page have and in the past have thrown a few jabs at one another. In the short clip below, Pusha states that Kanye “seemed happy” being out there with Drake and condescending tone follows up his earlier comments with “I mean it’s all good…hopefully it’s good for music…I mean maybe they’ll like do some great music together.” Though Pusha T states otherwise, it would appear that the drama between him and Drake is still relevant or perhaps the truth is that the situation just remains unresolved. You be the judge and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
Rapper Freddie Gibbs recently stopped by the Skee Lodge to sit down with DJ Skee for an exclusive interview. In the clip above, Gangsta Gibbs talks about his upcoming album ESGN, and very openly shares his dislike for his former business associate and CTE label mate Young Jeezy. Though he states there’s no beef between the two artists, when asked by DJ Skee on his plans for addressing the matter moving forward, in typical Gangsta Gibbs fashion Freddie states that if anyone lyrically comes at him they’ll have “their heads tore off”. Before heading out, the Gary, Indiana rapper reminds listeners that he’s really a nice guy but simply has “zero tolerance for bullshit”.
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Deric Angelettie, better known as “D-Dot”, makes an appearance on Juan Epstein as opens up about his past beef with Kanye West. D-Dot enlightens listeners on how his relationship with Kanye West developed during his early years as a producer and his work ethic. The former Bad Boy producer touches on his experience with formerly managing West when he was trying to break into the industry as a rapper and how he single handedly was responsible for helping Ye recover his publishing rights in full years ago. However, like most times, good things come to an end and eventually Kanye and D-Dot found themselves falling out.
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Journalist Jeff Weiss discusses with DJ Skee the late great rappers 2Pac and Biggie. In his new book, 2Pac vs Biggie: Rap’s Greatest Battle, the author provides an interesting outlook on both artists from a standpoint of 15 years later following their untimely deaths.
More importantly, Weiss tackles what they mean to the hip hop culture, the importance of their music and their overall impact which keeps both rap artists relevant to this day. DJ Skee and Jeff Weiss also address the past rumor of potential tension that may have been brewing between 2Pac and Will Smith, Pac’s potential in acting, and the invisible line that was crossed in his beef with Biggie and the avoidable dangers it demonstrated to the entire industry.
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This was a great interview that Sway Calloway did with Uncle Snoop. At around the 11:00 mark Sway gets into some questions regarding Snoop’s gang bangin’ past, the old west coast vs east coast beef, his conflict with Tupac and the last time he saw Biggie alive. Snoop is gracious enough to share some pretty in depth and detailed past experiences that just command your attention. I enjoyed this interview and at the end you can catch a freestyle he drops with Heather B which was released not too long ago and I’m pretty sure it was posted on here somewhere. Check out the FULL interview above.
Dizzy Wright recently made a visit to Power 98.3 in Phoenix to link up with Bootleg Kev. During the interview Kev questions Dizzy about the shots sent at him and Funk Volume from rapper The Jokerr, his upcoming colab with Bone Thugs artist Bizzy Bone, Hip Hop and much more.
D Block’s Styles P links up with Jack Thriller from Thisis50.com and the two discuss a number a topics which include Styles’ new album Float, putting past beef aside with 50 Cent, and Jadakiss finally deciding to grow his hair out. Take a look at this funny interview above.
Chris recently hit up HOT 97 and decides to sort of deliver a new freestyle…clearly its a written off the top of the dome but it’s over his nemesis Drake’s instrumental for “Started From The Bottom”. Peep the footy above to see Breezy do his thing.
Apparently, Pusha T has no desire to smooth things over with Lil Wayne any time soon. The Clipse member sat down recently with Q Deezy over in Philly and discussed his music, his difference in taste of Hip Hop artists compared to Kanye West, MTV’s Hottest Mcs, and his beef with Lil Wayne. Pusha shared some choice words when Q attempted to encourage a future collaboration with the YMCMB skateboarder that pretty much summed up exactly how he feels.
“I don’t want to see that though…I don’t want to see that…nah why? You acting like this is Carter II Man…get out of here…all these people out here rapping good and you goin’ tell me you want to see me with…you disrespected me Q Dezzy…you going crazy!”
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