Long Beach rapper Crooked I is back with some new heat in the form of his latest track titled “Beautiful Murder.” The smooth King Dave track finds the Slaughter House member with his sights aimed on the industry and any critics that question his lyrical abilities. Back by some heavy synth work and catchy snaps, Crooked vents his frustrations with the music business and effortlessly rides the beat for a dope new track.
Down South rapper Webbie catches up with DJ Vlad for a one-on-one interview on Vlad TV. Addressing rumors that he allegedly was banned from BET’s 106 & Park show, Webbie insinuates that former female co-host, Rocsi, actually came on to him which subsequently upset Terrence J. The rapper goes on to explain to the camera that Terrence J was simply jealous and Webbie also denied that an official ban from the show had ever been issued against him. As the conversation continued, Webbie also addressed his past run-in with the law which revolved around the rapper allegedly pushing a woman down the stairs. With tensions running high in the rapper’s hometown of Baton Rouge, Webbie addresses why he believes he believes the authorities were out to catch him slippin’.
Snoop Dogg recently made a visit to Bishop Don “Magic” Juan’s radio show, The Don Juan Show, for an exclusive interview. Marijuana and pimping were appropriately the topics of discussion as the Doggfather opened things up with dropping his philosophy on what he feels is the best method in keeping children informed about the greenery. Take a look as Snoop explains the importance of timing, leading by example and educating children in the home before the world can have the chance to corrupt them. The conversation eventually took a turn when Bishop Don Juan decided to bring up his favorite topic, pimping. The Doggfather took the opportunity to speak on his film Bossin’ Up, the rule of pimping and admits that he fell in love with a few of his hoes in the past.
It’s all about strictly pimpin’ for Roc Marciano in his latest visual for “The Sacrifice” which is featured on the rapper’s new, The Pimpire Strikes Back, mixtape. Decked out in a white polo headband and matching bath robe, Marciano kicks some slick rhymes over the Madlib produced instrumental about his stable of women and their sacrifice to give up the goods in order to stack up his cash. Though Marciano’s flow at times feels like it takes a detour on and off beat, the New York bred rapper does a good job of playing up his laid-back persona to the camera and delivering enough witty lines about his female employees to keep your attention.
Nipsey Hussle takes the stage in Hollywood at the House of Blues fresh off the release of his new project, ‘Crenshaw.’ Backed by the Skeetox band, watch as the rapper took a minute to slow things down for the ladies with his smooth jam “4 In The Mornin.”
Fresh of the release of his acclaimed Crenshaw mixtape, Nipsey hussle took his act to the House of Blues in Hollywood to perform to a sold out crowd full of supporters. Check out the Los Angeles native treat fans to a performance of his single “All Get Right.”
Here’s some footage of Neighborhood Nipsey Hussle performing “Don’t Take Days Off” featured on his new ‘Crenshaw’ mixtape. The Los Angeles bred rapper took the stage at the House of Blues in West Hollywood and captivated crowd-goers with his undeniable stage presence.
During Nipsey Hussle’s set live at the House Of Blues in West Hollywood, the ‘Crenshaw’ rapper decided to let Cobby Supreme hit the stage to perform his single “Addicted” featuring Dom Kennedy. Check out the All Money In artist got to work and put on a dope performance for a sold out crowd. “Addicted” is featured on Supreme’s Pyrex Vision 2 project.
Nipsey Hussle was all the way live from House of Blues in West Hollywood. Take a look as the Los Angeles native gets into his latest single “1 of 1” featured on the rapper’s new Crenshaw mixtape. Fans were also treated to a surprise visit from DJ Mustard who hit the stage to soak in the moment alongside neighborhood Nip.
Nipsey Hussle surprises fans at the House of Blues in West Hollywood when he decides to bring out Dom Kennedy for “Checc Me Out.” Rapper Cobby Supreme who shows up on the ‘Crenshaw’ featured song also took the stage to perform his respective verse.
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