Rick Ross stops by Los Angeles radio station Power 106 to pay radio deejay Big Boy a visit on his morning show Big Boy’s Neighborhood. Take a look as Big Boy proposes the question of who he would choose to save from drowning in the ocean between DJ Khaled and JAY Z. With very little hesitation, the Miami native selects DJ Khaled and explains that JAY Z’s wealth and savvy business knowledge is in such a great place that his family is sure to be taken care of for life.
Over the weekend Compton bred rapper The Game was handed his first Cash Money chain by YMCMB artist Tyga in front of a sold out crowd at Irvine’s Verizon Wireless Amphitheater for the “How The West Was Won” concert. After previously revealing he was a free agent on Larry King, Game continued to voice his past frustrations with Interscope Records and hinted during an interview with XXL and on AXS TV’s SKEE LIVE that he was considering signing with Cash Money. The California native eventually took to his Twitter account the same day he was chained and confirmed to everyone that the news was legit.
Murs and Tabi Bonney deliver a new humorous episode of their “Murs & Tabi Bonney Are Besties” web series. Murs decides to edge and clean up his hair before heading to a photo shoot but instead of taking the do it yourself approach he makes the mistake of asking Tabi for assistance. Bonney reassures Murs he’s got skills, explains he use to cut hair back in college and proceeds to push Murs’ hairline back. Watch as Murs stresses over his new dilemma and eventually heads to the barbershop to try and fix his problem.
Angel Haze kicks off her #30Gold web series and showcases her skills over Kanye West’s “Black Skinhead” instrumental first. Take a look as Haze drop some commentary for the camera and explains fans get a taste of what’s to come with #30Gold before the release of her debut album Dirty Gold. Over the next 30 days, Angel Haze will continue to release new freestyles and remixes for your listening enjoyment.
Up and coming rapper Iamsu! showcases a new music video for his smooth track “Hispter Girls” featured on his KILT II album. The Bay Area native hits the streets in his latest visual alongside his HBK Gang crew and performs to the camera while he laces the track with rhymes about different women. Take a look as Iamsu! breaks down the motives behind certain types of ladies and takes the opportunity to give a shout out to the quirky Hipster women of the world along the song’s chorus.
Surf School artist Eddie B combines forces with producer Harry Fraud for a new collaborative projected titled The Johnny Utah Story. The wordsmith serves up six new original songs for fans and also includes the instrumentals for each Harry Fraud produced track. Take a look at the tracklisting provided for details and CLICK HERE to download Eddie B’s latest offering with The Johnny Utah Story.
1.SPLASH (Prod. By Harry Fraud)
2.Phoenix (Prod. By Harry Fraud)
3.Let It Go (Prod. By Harry Fraud)
4.Nike Slogans (Prod. By Harry Fraud)
5.The Faith (Prod. By Harry Fraud)
6.Undermine (Prod. By Harry Fraud)
7.SPLASH (Instrumental)(Prod. By Harry Fraud)
8.Phoenix (Instrumental)(Prod. By Harry Fraud)
9.Let It Go (Instrumental)(Prod. By Harry Fraud)
10.Nike Slogans (Instrumental)(Prod. By Harry Fraud)
11.The Faith (Instrumental)(Prod. By Harry Fraud)
12.Undermine (Instrumental)(Prod. By Harry Fraud)
Maino is back with a New York inspired track titled “What Happened” featuring D-Block member Jadakiss. Over a menacing instrumental, Maino vents his frustrations for the current state of Hip Hop in his city and touches on the stubbornness shared by New York rappers to unify.
Marijuana enthusiast Devin The Dude releases a new visual with “Probably Should Have”to accompany the release of new album One For The Road. Devin slows things down on his latest single and reflects on previous relationships he comes to realize he took for granted. Take a look as Devin The Dude attempts to cope with his loss and vents to the camera about his mistakes.
Revolt TV links up with J. Cole and catches the rapper in a playful mood as he jokes around about having his own upcoming show on the start up music network which is set to kick off this fall. Diddy makes an appearance when he overhears J. Cole shouting out his demand for a show of his own. The two also playfully reenact their previously reported fight from a few months back which was cleared up as being nothing more than a rumor.
Lloyd Banks is back with a new gritty street banger called “Drop A Diamond” featuring rap veteran Raekwon. Produced by Ryan Alexy, the track features a smooth piano loop and may or may not be a new single to Banks’ anticipated mixtape A.O.N. Vol 1: Failure’s No Option hosted by DJ Drama. Banks showcases his lyrical skills and proves he hasn’t missed a step.
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