As is tradition in Hip-Hop, the snowball rolling downhill that is French Montana hits the club alongside Ace Hood for the visual to their collaboration “You Don’t Hear Me Tho.” Read the rest of this entry »

True, Ace Hood may fell short of the potential that awaited him this year but there were still a few wins and he still has something say to all receptive listeners. On his second Statement of the year, the usual suspects in Busta, Ross, 2 Chainz and DJ Khaled bin Abdul Khaled all salute the Young G to help him close out the year with a bang. Read the rest of this entry »

Of all people, Cam’ron knows money is the biggest motivator of all. That’s why the Boss Of All Bosses dropped this dedication to duckets for the third installment of his top-tier mixtape series. Read the rest of this entry »

Even after Ace Hood put his Blood, Sweat & Tears into his last project, the hustle moves forth with the impending release of The Statement 2. In hopes to live up to such a gaudy title, the first release goes the defiant route with the Ricky Rozay featured “Realist Livin’.” What’s ironic is more than a decade ago, Tupac claimed the title of “realest n*gga alive” Read the rest of this entry »

Aside from a few remixes, Mike Posner has been ghost for the better part of the last year. But, just because his debut LP got panned by most of his core fan base, doesn’t mean he’s heading for the hills. To ensure a safe landing upon his return, the Michigan pop-star has reworked an Elton John classic with Bun B for the first of many free tracks he’ll be debuting every day Read the rest of this entry »

For those wondering why Meek Mill seems to have Rick Ross’ undivided attention instead of seeing a more equal spread amongst Maybach brothers, look no further than their chemistry on wax. “Don’t Panic” was and still is a fan favorite from the Dreamchasers mixtape and along with fellow diesel pusher, Yo Gotti, the hottest unofficial duo in the streets show you exactly what to do if you’re ever harassed by those boys with the Michigan-colored jackets. Read the rest of this entry »

Maybe it’s the budget or his own creative insight, but Ace Hood’s videos could stand to be a lot better. Still personally reeling from the “Hustle Hard (Remix)” video debacle (one of the biggest fumbles of the summer IMO), Ace returns with the two for one visual treatment of “Letter To My Ex’s” and “Tear Da Roof.” Read the rest of this entry »

Despite gaining nationwide notoriety on the heels of 2 Live Crew’s controversial tactics, it wasn’t until the past few years that Florida could be considered a primary hub for Hip-Hop. Since then, the Sunshine State–primarily the Greater Miami area–boasts the biggest “boss,” the game’s most popular DJ, a slew of hungry trap stars and Hip-Pop sensations of both ghetto and bilingual persuasions. Read the rest of this entry »

Some time ago, a video surfaced with Khaled and Ace Hood in the studio previewing a T-Pain assisted-song which would later end up on the former’s new album Blood, Sweat & Tears. From what I could hear, the record seemed promising and one I hoped would get some push behind it once the time came. Well, fast forward a few months and the time is now. Read the rest of this entry »

Hard is an understatement when it comes to this intimidating remix of Ace Hood’s “Go ‘N Get It.” Read the rest of this entry »

When does it pay not to be original in Hip-Hop? Oh, right. In 2011. It’s one thing to score a guest spot from an artist whose in high demand, but when that demand is being met at an expedited pace, you become just another teardrop in the well that Lil Timmy fell in. Chris Brown has been cutting checks left and right this year, with hit songs from Big Sean, Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes and the quest for duplicated success has thirsty A&R’s Read the rest of this entry »

For the life of me, I don’t know how anyone can listen to this joint without the urge to scream “same ‘ol shit…just a different day” but whatever’s clever, Young Ace. The lyrical drug runner from Florida is moving burnouts, weed packs and everything else he can get his hands on to get that Def Jam advance in order. You can’t knock the hustle. Sometimes you have to go out and take what wrongfully belongs to you. Read the rest of this entry »

If rap doesn’t pan out, YC will undoubtedly go on to become a dairy farmer. He’s been milking this “racks on racks on racks” shit for all it’s worth on top of an extra line of credit. No need to play the blame game, however. Record labels are still rolling out all the stops for obvious one-hit wonders so it’s get in where you fit in until the cow tipping season comes to a halt. Read the rest of this entry »

Trae Tha Truth is without a doubt one of the most underrated, overlooked, deserving talents of this game. He’s well aware of it so no need to go because it hasn’t steered him away from the quest to get his forthcoming album, Street King on shelves this summer (6.28.11, mark the date!). To celebrate his retail victory, the Houston Astro called up Don Cannon and explicitly instructed he needed some street heat to let the fans know what’s around the corner. Read the rest of this entry »

He may be “booked out ’til August” but the time is now for Ace Hood to have a block party in front of the coroner’s office, handing out toe tags with the We The Best logo stamped on them. His third album, Blood, Sweat And Tears, is on the way but DJ Infamous is helping the young Miami rapper carry out the autosopies on his Body Bag Vol. 1 mixtape. Read the rest of this entry »