Vibe’s Mikey Fresh catches up with Mannie Fresh just outside of Red Bull’s 2013 Street Kings competition in New Orleans. The former Cash Money producer shares his thoughts on the importance of Brass Bands to the culture and his love for the sound which he uses even in his own music. Check out Mannie speak on his love for Jazz and his past collaborations with different artists.
Chief Keef gets his flashy mumbling on in his latest visual for “That’s It.” Always one to occupy some type of mansion, Keef kicks back, smokes one and boasts about his lavish lifestyle. The young Chicago artist also uses the track as an opportunity to put his foot down and let all his women know he’s the boss and calling the shots. Boys will be boys.
It’s all about the love for money with Uncle Murda as he gives “Who Want Beef” featuring Chinx Drugz the visual treatment. The black and white visual follows Murda and his crew posted out on the block and in the strip club. Murda makes it clear that he wishes someone would try and run up on him as he keeps it straight gutter with his tales from the streets. “Who Want Beef” is featured on Uncle Murda’s new The First 48 mixtape which is hosted by comedian Mike Epps.
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.
Action Bronson liberates the artwork to his upcoming collaborative mixtape with producer Party Supplies. Blue Chips 2 will boast 19 new tracks from Bronsolini and is set to hit the internet on November 1. Also, take a look at the tracklist provided to see the project’s full details courtesy of a screenshot off Action’s cell phone.
Action Bronson and producer Party Supplies release a new promotional trailer for their upcoming collaborative mixtape, Blue Chips 2, which is scheduled to be released on November first. Watch as Bronson shows off his acting skills and takes on the persona of a crooked sports bookie who rigs an NBA game. The concept is an ode to the film Blue Chips which serves as the inspiration behind the project’s title. Take a look as Action and Party Supplies ride around in a Limo and make sure their basketball bet comes out a winner.
Ariana Grande decided to liberate her new music video for, “Right There,” featuring G.O.O.D. Music’s Big Sean. The visual finds the young singer as she parties the night away in a mansion for a masquerade ball. Sean shows up to lace the track with his special flavor of Detroit inspired pimp raps while Grande pledges her devotion to her love interest. If you’re into this sort of thing you can pick up Ariana’s debut album Truly Yours which is now available in stores.
Tech N9ne stays busy and working as he deliver a new single titled “Public School” which is set to be featured on his upcoming Therapy Sessions With Ross Robinson EP. Linking up with long-time friend and collaborator, Krizz Kaliko, Tech shares his disgust for the public school system and shares some of the experiences he went through as a kid. “Public School” infuses metal with Hip Hop and fans can look forward to hearing more as N9ne’s upcoming EP will feature music with Slipknot and Korn producer Ross Robinson, Lim Bizkit’s Wes Borland and Glassjaw’s Sammy Siegler. Therapy Sessions With Ross Robinson will feature 11 new songs and is set to be released on November 5.
Justin Timberlake delivers his latest music video for “TKO” which is featured on the singer’s new album The 20/20 Experience (2 of 2). The visual finds the singer struggling with his current relationship and contemplating the ongoing changes with his love interest. Things start to get steamy in Timberlake’s kitchen before he accepts that things have gone south and decides to pull back which results in a frying pan to the back of his head from the woman. Things somewhat turn dark as Justin eventually finds himself dragged from a pickup truck in the middle of the desert as he heads straight for a cliff.
Funk Volume artist, Hopsin, links up with Hard Knock TV for an intimate interview. Hopsin addresses his recent “Hop Is Back” song and music video which found the artist venting a lot of steam and explained that he decided to go hard on the track because of the doubt he was getting from fans thinking he went soft. The rapper also clarifies that he began the track in the early part of 2013 and eventually went back to include his verse that includes his diss towards Kendrick Lamar and Kanye West months later. As the lengthy conversation continued, Hopsin decided to open up and admitted to viewers that he honestly doesn’t know who he is anymore. Also, Hopsin touches on struggling with fame, personal issues and the existence of God.
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