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.
Master P is back with his new motivational single, “Lonely Road,” which is set to be featured on his forthcoming project entitled The Gift. The No Limit general’s latest offering is scheduled to hit stores beginning on December 6. Take a listen as P reflects on his grassroots movement and illustrious career.
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.
Angel Haze is staying true to her word and continues her relentless 30 day audio campaign. The female emcee’s latest track finds Haze showing off her vocals as she decides to cover Lana Del Rey’s 2012 smash hit,”Summertime Sadness.” Take a listen as Angel make sure to hit all the highs and lows just right and does an impressive job of demonstrating her all around versatility on the microphone.
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.
You can’t deny the skills on Eminem’s latest offering with “Don’t Front” featuring rapper Buckshot. Slim Shady goes to work and makes sure listeners and the competition know they can’t front on his skill. The track’s boom-bap style of production comes courtesy of Black Moon’s classic song “I Got Cha Opin.” Take a listen as Eminem treats fans to what feels like some vintage Rawkus material with his crafty lyricism. “Don’t Front” will apparently be available to consumers who purchase Call Of Duty: Ghosts exclusively from Gamestop.
Eminem is in full promo mode as the release date for the legendary emcee’s forthcoming album, The Marshall Mathers LP 2, approaches next week on November 5. Take a listen as DJ Whoo Kid had the opportunity to interview Marshall Mathers over the phone on Shade 45 satellite radio. Em gets into his experience with working with Rick Rubin and explains why he’s a major fan of the legendary producer. Slim Shady also touches on the album’s rock infused instrumentals which he clarifies was a conscious decision in order to evoke the sound reminiscent of early Beastie Boys and Run-DMC. Before calling it a wrap, the rapper addressed his recent collaboration “The Monster” featuring Rihanna, recording “Love Game” in Detroit with Kendrick Lamar and Dr. Dre.
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