Mark Zuckerberg Is Now A Married Man [Uproxx]

Lil Wayne Accused Of Assaulting Fan For Trying To Take A Picture [Hip-Hop Wired] Read the rest of this entry »

Being self-depreciating can be seen as one of the keys to life. Never taking oneself or life’s circumstances too seriously provides peace of mind and an exhale like no other. Sean Kingston clearly understands the premise, titling his new song “Back 2 Life (Live It Up)” after suffering a near fatal jet ski accident. Read the rest of this entry »

Rap’s full of obnoxious boasts and rants of wanting life’s finer things. But for listeners, most of us just want to make our way and find success and happiness on a simple level. Pushing through to achieve lofty goals takes vision and conviction and, on some days, music to help plow through the obstacles. Read the rest of this entry »

Has T.I. plateaued? Is the King Of The South still relevant to the general public? To a certain demographic, he always will be. But, it’s also been three years since he had a legitimate hit single and with tastes changing at warp speed, many folks have simply moved on. Read the rest of this entry »

What we have here is the visual for DJ Drama’s “all Atlanta everything” posse cut, “We In This B*tch.” It’s nothing special and chances are you’ll probably never watch it again (and that’s fine). This clip isn’t why I’m here though. While watching the video, my mind wandered and stumbled upon Dram’s place in rap history. Read the rest of this entry »

Apparently, certain folks really like French Montana. Others are just unsure how the often-slurring, fur-rocking Bad Boy deserves all the hype. However, that gap begins to bridge when you hear Frenchie’s Wale-assisted exclamation point, which samples Wu-Tang’s biggest song and will have most folks singing along to the pimped out hook in no time. If you’re interested, the full Coke Boys 3 tape is available Read the rest of this entry »

When not taking upon the task of helping validate Iggy Azalea’s presence, Cliff Harris has his own forthcoming LP to tend to. “Love This Life” is, by all accounts, set to be the lead single from Trouble Man with the formula finding Tip going directly for the opposite sex. Read the rest of this entry »

Cam Kirk and Dave Canon provide the evidential footage from Iggy and T.I. putting in work live in Atlanta, performing her new released track “Murder Business” at The Basement on Thursday night. Read the rest of this entry »

Perhaps the most talked-about and controversial new artist around, Iggy Azalea is wasting no time capitalizing on her newfound infamy and releasing new records. And rightfully so. Read the rest of this entry »

T.I.’s long history of appreciation for Houston artists not named Lil Flip spans back years, so it makes sense Clifford dubbed H-Town’s own Trae Tha Truth as the newest member to the Grand Hustle roster. To commemorate the event, both took stabs at Red Cafe’s “Let It Go.” Read the rest of this entry »

“I don’t know if you don’t know, don’t care or can’t see
Every time something up in the hood, it ain’t me
And I ain’t always up to no good and on the creep
So we ain’t always gotta pass through the hood without speaking Read the rest of this entry »

Student Loan Debt Soars Past $1 Trillion [Inquisitr]

Senator Wants To Make It Illegal For Employers To Ask For Your Facebook Password [Forbes]

King Magazine Summer 2012 Preview [RTNY] Read the rest of this entry »

Uh huh, yes. Almost on cue with the great weather much of the country is experiencing, T.I. and the folks at Grand Hustle drop off the tape that’ll command the majority of my weekend excursions. If you remember, one of the standout tracks from Tip’s F*ck Da City Up tape was the Hit Boy-produced “Harry Potter” which featured the unknown-at-the-time group, D.O.P.E. Read the rest of this entry »

“This ain’t just blogging, this ain’t no game.”

Blog so hard I’ve developed stenosis. Before opting for surgery, the docs suggested trying traction to see if Read the rest of this entry »

Dram McCain recruits three of Atlanta’s most glorified MC’s as well as one of the more talked about new names from the city in Future for “We In This Bitch.” As a person who has always enjoyed Drama’s mixtapes exponentially more than his albums, the Kane Beatz-produced number is worthy to play in the car as temperatures begin to show hints of warmer weather (and spring break for the college kids out there). Read the rest of this entry »