Consequence releases his long-awaited diss track directed at Pusha T. The tension’s been in the air since February’s release of “My God” rubbed Cons the wrong way and he accused the brother Thorton of jacking his style. Read the rest of this entry »

New Meek music starting off with “Middle Of Da Summer” off Mill’s upcoming Dream Chasers mixtape due out August 11th. Next up, Rozay adds his bars to the “Work” Read the rest of this entry »

Well, Yao Ming’s career is officially over. Ming’s unceremonious exit after a turbulent career leaves his standing in an odd place. Read the rest of this entry »

Now that Steve Williams is in the unemployment line, he may find work in Harlem and the Bronx, where Smoke DZA and The Kid Daytona hold council. If their putting game turns out to be as nice as their rhyming abilities, Tiger will have double the Black competition come the next PGA Tour. Read the rest of this entry »

If you’re a Columbus Buckeye such as MZ and I myself, then you should know this Saturday, July 23rd is turning into a clean sweat party with the 3rd annual Summer Jam in conjunction with Icon’s Summer Concert Series. Featuring the likes of Rashad and The 3rd, Fly.Union, Lxe For The Uncool, P. Blackk and many more (check the flyer!), Ohio’s capital will be rich with the Hip-Hop spirit. Read the rest of this entry »

Jayceon is on one. Of course for no apparent reason other than to raise awareness for his already-failed R.E.D. Album, dropping August 23rd. For archival and entertainment purposes however, we’ll play along and see what he’s got to say. Read the rest of this entry »

Common logic says it would take all 56 members of the Jackson clan to even stand a chance of beating Muhammad Ali in his prime. Yet, if those legendary rumors of Joe Jackson ass whooping are true, then maybe the fight is more fair than we’re all led to believe. Read the rest of this entry »

Who’s ready for some new Hoodie? Sure, maybe only a few of you regulars acknowledged that question, but those who did probably have more fun than you who didn’t. Read the rest of this entry »

Chant a dozen Hail Mary’s and toss in a bouquet of black roses for Compton’s native son, Kendrick Lamar. Backed by bluesy horns on steroids, the rabble rousing sounds of “Rigamortis” from Section.80 is the next visual to be plastered on the young MC’s videography. Read the rest of this entry »

All Philly everything here.

Young Chris makes sure not to dial any long distance calls by getting two of the city’s more known legal lyrical dope dealers on “Lay Low.” Here, Freeway and Meek Mill make their presence felt over this Cardiak-created backdrop go a long way in showing unity for The City of Brotherly Love. Read the rest of this entry »

My five-year-old loathes long car rides much like most squirmy children strapped and trapped in a car for anything longer than five minutes. However Toyota’s latest technology, “Window To The World,” could change all kids’ perception of backseat driving quite literally. Read the rest of this entry »

Mac’s “Best Day Ever” video warrants watching even if you only catch the first sixty seconds. In that minute, we get to see elementary-age Miller reciting “Rapper’s Delight” for a home video camera, giving a hint to where his musical journey began. Read the rest of this entry »

Whether you know of Skratch Basid or not, the only question you’ll need to ask yourself when deciding if you’ll be checking his mixtape is if you enjoy good music. Read the rest of this entry »

Just in case you were having trouble keeping it up, this makes numero cuatro for the tetrahydrocannabinol trio of Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y and Big Sean. You might as well as call them a quartet for now as Big Jerm reprises his role as soundman once again. Read the rest of this entry »

Prosecutors against Michael “Marlo Mike” Louding played portions of a taped confession in court on Wednesday during a motion hearing by Louding’s attorney to suppress his client’s statements, a confession which could ultimately implicate Lil Boosie in a murder for hire plot. Read the rest of this entry »