While there isn’t necessarily any actual nudity in this video, I’d definitely classify Andre Nickatina’s visual for “Call The Dealer” as not safe for viewing at your cubicle. Because, between the stacks of kilos and vast amounts of ass they’re being delivered to amidst this video treatment, the Filmore Hall of Famer could very easily get you fired from your nine-to-five gig if you’re not careful Read the rest of this entry »

If you clicked into an Andre Nickatina post for a song named, “Call The Dealer,” and expected to hear about blackjack and Texas Hold’em, you’d probably be better off leaving altogether. Read the rest of this entry »

A vast majority of Hip-Hop heads don’t have a clue who Dre Dog is, even though the king of smoking chewy has been going strong for damn near twenty years. Read the rest of this entry »

Considering over-saturation from renown rappers and the overall abundance of MCs, seeing Andre Nickatina keep weaseling his way into regular rotation – after 14 albums – is like getting a special card in a pack of Topps Stadium Club. Rare, but inevitable if persistent. To help feed us fiends his hologram raps, this San Fran staple paired up with Paul Wall to drop “Pimp Hop,” the first visual from his recently released and well-received Khan! The Me Generation. Read the rest of this entry »

Andre Nickatina is casual elegance.

Despite damn near 20 years in the game, this Yay Area veteran keeps his key as low as his eyes and boasts a track record fresher than most. On “1-Flight,” the new slapper from Dre Dog’s Klothing-inspired 13th (!) album Khan!: The Me Generation, the story remains the same. Reciting first-class raps over elevator music from Cloud City, Filmore’s finest puts his conversation with Read the rest of this entry »

Not many rappers have dropped 18 albums since 1992.

The ones who have, well, you’d assume they’d be notable, right? Why else would they keep that relentless grind up? The money? Not these days.

If you’re Andre Nickatina, you do it because you can. Read the rest of this entry »