Vado serves up a new bangin’ street anthem with, “Look Me In My Eyes,” featuring Rick Ross and French Montana. The New York rapper keeps it all the way thorough with his signature street tales and drug coded bars. “Look Me In My Eyes” is Vado’s latest single which will be featured on his upcoming EP, Sinatra.
Vado takes the cinematic approach and gives his “R.N.S.” track the visual treatment. Accompanied by Jadakiss and Troy Ave, Vado catches wind that the feds are watching his moves so he puts in place a plan to snatch up one particular agent he’s aware that’s been following him and his crew. Things eventually get ugly as the federal agent gets roughed up and finds himself being beaten and interrogated. Not only is the smooth Slime Flu 4 track a smooth banger, the music video really pulls the whole vision together nicely.
Vado drops a new sampled based track for a soulful offering titled “Frank White.” The Harlem native goes to work with his signature slow and choppy flow as he drops gritty rhymes and street tales for your listening enjoyment. Take a listen to the smooth new song “Frank White” courtesy of the New York rapper.
New York native Uncle Murda takes The Fugee’s classic “Ooh la la la” and gives it a spin as an ode to his city with “New York City.” Murda delivers his familiar slick street slang while bringing along Vado and Waka Flocka along for their respective features. Watch as Uncle Murda opens up and keeps it honest on what he thinks of the City’s current state or position in Hip Hop.
Freak Genius TV and Major Moves DVD catch up with rapper Vado to get his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse. The New York native tells the camera that though he believes Kendrick’s rhymes were on point, he feels the TDE rapper’s supposed controversial lyrics are really being made out to be bigger than what they really are. Vado also let’s everyone know what he’s been up to musically and reassures fans he’s got plenty of music and videos coming soon. The recently We The Best Music Group signee talks going into business with DJ Khaled and speaks on his creative freedom. Also, look out for Vado’s DVD which is set to drop following the release of his Slime 4 mixtape which recently hit the net.
New music from Vado for “In The Air”. Feelin’ that Phil Collin’s sample.
Vado comes through and delivers a “freestyle” over Biggie’s “Who Shot Ya?”on HOT 97 with Funkmaster Flex. Is that a blackberry?
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