Live From The Kitchen is never coming out but crackheads still need their fix. So Gotti and Gucci are cookin’ up dope [music] for any and every ghetto across the globe. Over an anthemic bass heavy backdrop provided by criminally slept-on duo Nard & B, the seventh letters easily put the “G” in gangsta. Read the rest of this entry »

Fifa 11 follows NBA 2K11′s footsteps with a recent release on the PS3 and Xbox 360. It gives you a taste of what you’ll find in the full game with multiple difficulty settings, 3 minute halves and the following clubs: Real Madrid, Barcelona, Chelsea, Bayer Leverkusen, Olympique Lyonnais and Juventus. The demo also features some unlockables to bide your time with like the ability to play as well as play in Emirates Stadium. Read the rest of this entry »

Three times in a row means a trend. The third week of the coolest series on the Internet finds us harking back to one of my favorite Young Dro records of all time. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s quite a feat to be known simultaneously as groundbreaking yet horrible. But to be mind-numbingly atrocious at two separate activities while making a boatload of money on both has to be impossible, right? Glee scoffs at your faith in humanity. Read the rest of this entry »

Using love as recreational drug can lead to varied results. Aaron Smith knows this to be all too true as his Love Stoned habits has him seeing scantily-clad Caroline D’Amore apparitions throughout the night. Not a bad high, truthfully. But if you yearn for the real thing, you might want to sniff some lust to water down those lovey-dovey nightmares. Read the rest of this entry »

“Broken levees, friends lost, but I lost more friends when The Source gave props.”

Lonely nights on the highway. Depressed days in the dark. Never-ending spells of mental numbing. These are times I’d choose to subdue myself to Skewby’s “Me Against The World.” Read the rest of this entry »

The most successful people are the ones who take criticism to task and not to heart.

Apparently, Kellee Maize – ‘The #1 Female Rapper on Amazon’ – took our hard-nosed review of her debut video in stride, as the follow-up proves worthy of the Pittsburgh native’s high musical quality score. Vocally, “Third Eye” describes the mindset of an inspired woman, who’s always looking to lend a lyrical hand to those in need. Complimenting Kel’s carefree attitude, the song’s high-definition visual highlights her inner and outer appeal, advantageously to the buzzing young artist’s budget and career alike.

As an added treat, check out Miss Maize’s insightful, new single, “Revival Of The 5th Son,” where she shouts of both the Zeitgiest dude and Mobb Deep. Sexy.

We always like to keep everyone updated on Sir Luscious Leftfoot’s travels, as if it were our duty. The beat gets bigger as he drops a remix of “Follow Us” and Kyle Lucas gets an extended appearance, rapping a few bars in support of Purple Ribbon’s president. Read the rest of this entry »

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How to Tell If Your Girlfriend Is A Barsexual [OSK]

The 50 Hottest Latinas [Complex]

SC Senate President Dresses Up As Soldier With Slaves [The BVX] Read the rest of this entry »

First introduced to his lyrical talents through his mixtapes, the sporadic releases from J. Cole over the last year have revealed a lot about the man himself, from his utter disdain for Sallie Mae to his Illmatic yearnings. However, even more glaring has been his ascendancy to the upper echelon of the genre’s best producers. Read the rest of this entry »

“Kanye you a sucka n#gga/Dissed Dame, so my attitude is f#ck the n#gga/Stuck to Jigga. How you gon’ live with that? Took the beat, now come get it back.”

Bringing up old beef for no uncertain reasons? *Kanye shrug* This smells more like a lightweight ploy just to garner a bit of attention for whatever the Dips are cooking up. Or maybe Dame threw’em a bag of weed and two skinny white chicks in exchange for them helping to air out lingering resentment he still holds. Read the rest of this entry »

Back in the day, diggin’ in the crates meant when you found some sort of unearthed sample ready to be transformed into groundbreaking Hip-Hop, it was yours and yours alone for the sole glory. In the age of the Internet, the same chop, loop or break you’re eyeing could very already be in the process of being worked on. Just last year, British synthpop duo La Roux created a timeless, disco number named “In For The Kill” which went on to be remixed by dubstep wonder Skream. The subsequent remix was slowed down and sauteed to just a simmer of a fiery vocal effect—perfect for any rapper to go in, well, for the kill. Read the rest of this entry »

New video from YahZarah for the upbeat track “Cry Over You,” off her Ballad Of Purple St. James long-player and featuring rapper and grill master Phonte. Read the rest of this entry »

Prepare for burial when I’m reincarnating Harry-O/And you don’t want that day because you love your life/Get my Vibe, when it’s war he pull out butter knifes… – Game dissing Young Buck on “300 Bars,” from the 2005 mixtape You Know What It Is, Vol. 3

Life after The Unit has been a tale of two attitudes for Game and Young Buck. Read the rest of this entry »

The same determination that would drive a person to take a mail truck across the country is what we’re seeing in Dee Goodz today. Embarking on his 2nd mixtape in just three months, DGoodz was feeling lucky with his pen so he let it do the talking for some Floetic Justice. Presented by Rocksmith Tokyo, it may be fashionable to release large quantities of music in a short time but when you focus on the flow, everything should be smooth like butter. Read the rest of this entry »