Bun B hits the “Backroom” over at 106 and Park with DJ Kay Slay to deliver a new on-the-spot freestyle. Check out the Houston O.G. as he handles his own on the microphone while Slay throws on the instrumental for his track “Keep Calm.” Bun makes sure to drop plenty of down South inspired bars for the folks watching at home as he goes to work over the menacing production.
YG stops by HOT 97 for an exclusive interview and freestyle session with Funkmaster Flex. Check out the Compton rapper have some fun on the microphone as he demonstrates his off-the-top abilities and delivers a few bars for the listeners tuning in. Before kicking things off, YG and Funk Flex exchange a few words before the radio host decides to give the DJ the signal to start up the West Coast inspired freestyle session. YG’s My Krazy Life LP coming soon.
Jack Thriller catches up with Maino to see where he currently stands on his disagreement with Trinidad James. Looking more calm and relaxed about the situation, Maino works around Thriller’s questions and downplays the situation by explaining that he plans to not have to resort to using the “hand of god” anytime soon. In fact, Maino states that he’s really a nice guy and warns that perhaps it’s not him the Atlanta rapper should be worried about considering he upset an entire city.
Taylor Gang rapper Chevy Woods is back with a new banger titled “Kilmer” featuring G-Unit’s Lloyd Banks. The Sledgren produced instrumental comes equipped with pounding bass and haunting keys. Each artist effortlessly laces the hard-hitting track with boastful bars about leaving the competition in the dust and staying on the grind all for the love of the paper chase.
Yo Gotti delivers the official music video for his latest single, “Lebron James,” which is featured on the rapper’s new I Am LP. The visual showcases Gotti performing to the camera with his aggressive flow from a grungy looking warehouse and out on the streets with his crew. Decked out in a white fur coat, Gotti throws down some boastful rhymes about his expensive habits and lavish lifestyle from the comfort of a golden throne. I Am is now in stores.
With all this talk going around as of late concerning Trinidad James and New York City, Fred The Godson decides to get in on the action and throw in his two cents over Cam’ron and JAY Z’s “Welcome To New York City” instrumental. “N.Y.C. (You’re Welcome)” finds the pudgy emcee defending the city’s honor as he aims a few bars in James’ direction. However, Fred’s latest offering comes off more as a warning than anything else.
Revolt TV brings you an exclusive response straight from Tyrese on Childish Gambino’s recent comments made about the actor-singer on The Arsenio Hall Show. Fans will also recall that Donald Glover started all this when he posted a photo on Instagram with a list of his fears that also included a line directed at Tyrese. Check out as the R&B singer completely disregards Gambino’s comments and explains that he doesn’t even know who he is.
DJ Kid Capri will be featured on an upcoming episode of Revolt TV’s “The Gate.” In the sneak peek provided, Capri decides to address all the controversy surrounding Trinidad James’ recent comments in Brooklyn. Though Capri states he doesn’t have a personal problem with James, he doesn’t hesitate to share some advice with the camera and states dudes need to keep the city of New York’s name out of their mouth. Capri went on to remind viewers that New York is responsible for giving birth to Hip hop and reassures fans he’s confident things will come around and the city will be back on top.
Production duo, Cookin’ Soul, tackles Kanye West’s “Bound 2” for their latest remix song. The remix features some added drums and claps that really add to the track and help to turn the tempo up a bit. Take a listen to the impressive remix as the Spanish production team delivers that special soul flavor.
In the latest visual from Don Bishop “Magic” Juan’s radio show, the Doggfather weighs in on the current state of Hip Hop and shares his opinion on the transition of the industry. Snoop explains he feels like the popularity of Hip Hop is at a peak and points on the impact of the genre on countries around the world. Calvin also touches on the difference in generations with the rise of the EDM scene and defends the skinny jeans movement.
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