Casey Veggies and MMG’s Rockie Fresh are gearing up to release a new collaborative EP entitled Fresh Veggies. Take a listen to the first single from the duo titled, “Sacrifice,” which finds both rappers effortlessly going to work over a smooth and hypnotizing instrumental courtesy of Rey Reel. Fresh Veggies is also sponsored by Puma and will be releasing on December 16.
Childish Gambino releases a new visual teaser for fans which showcases the rapper staring at the screen along with a quick clip of a woman giving the camera a smirk. Donald Glover also gets his singing and crooning on against a black backdrop as what appears to be sand or fake snow falls. Gambino’s latest offering very well could be a preview for a new music video he has in the works. Because The Internet drops on December 10.
Eminem unveils his music video for, “Rap God,” which is his latest single featured on The Marshall Mathers LP 2. The Detroit native delivers a new gritty visual to accompany his aggressive and futuristic sounding track. Surrounded by his Shady family, take a look as Eminem performs to the camera and demonstrates his superior lyricism that’s responsible for placing him at the top of Hip Hop’s food chain.
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.
Young Jeezy and his CTE crew are back with a new EP titled #ItsThaWorld2. The 8-song project showcases features from the likes of Big K.R.I.T., 2 Chainz, Pusha T, Doughboyz Cashout and Rocko. Fans can also look forward to hearing production work from Childish Major, DJ Mustard and more. CLICK HERE to download the latest offering from Jeezy and company with #ItsThaWorld2 and check out the tracklist provided for all the details.
1. Young Jeezy – Foul Play [Prod. By Drumma Boy] (4:04)
2. Young Jeezy Feat. Rocko & 2 Chainz – Benihana [Prod. By D. Rich] (4:34)
3. Young Jeezy Feat. YG – Birfday [Prod. By Tony Rey] (3:57)
4. Doughboyz Cashout Feat. Big K.R.I.T., Pusha T & Young Jeezy – Pure [Prod. By Cam Wallace] (3:22)
5. YG – Left Right [Prod. By DJ Mustard] (3:17)
6. Dougboyz Cashout Feat. YG & Young Jeezy – My Young Niggaz [Prod. By DJ Mustard] (3:52)
7. Doughboyz Cashout – I’m Dat Nigga [Prod. By Payroll] (4:32)
8. Young Jeezy – In My Head [Prod. By Childish Major] (3:21)
Compton’s Kendrick Lamar hits the red carpet for the AMA Awards and sits down with Jordin Sparks and Lance Bass for a quick interview. Sparks and Bass get right to work and ask the TDE rapper to share his thoughts on being nominated, the success of Good Kid m.A.A.d City and what it’s like touring with Kanye West. Lamar also touches on his motivation to deliver energy packed performances for fans and admits he’s only a student compared to West.
Check out this short clip from Revolt TV as they recently caught up with Harlem’s Smoke DZA. The Jet Life artist opens up on his current situation as an independent artist and explains that he has no interest at this point in his career to sign with a major label. The Kushed God went on to tell the camera that things would have to be in order and it would have to be a great deal in order for him to consider making the move.
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