Following Jay Rock home may not be a good idea if the idea of a thug’s life frightenens you. If you’re scared of the otherside of the track, the fabulous life of money, hoes and crimson clothes await you. Ever seen a snapper that comes back to you no matter which way you throw it out? What about a click of homies that can actually rap and keep the gat on them at all times? Read the rest of this entry »

He does this for his culture.

With his newfound buzz growing by the millisecond, Kendrick Lamar could easily run out and “work” with the latest media-hyped undeserving imposter to propel himself into the system. Yet, there’s a story to be told, message to be spread and a radioactive flow that cannot be contained in a catchy cadence just so the kids can remember the lyrics a little easier. Read the rest of this entry »

Lil Scrappy already did this, but it’s cool. If Asher wants to remake a movie for every one of his videos from this point out, it should add an interesting and unpredictable attribute to his stage persona. The Rawth EP is still quality listening and the boys from Virginia are shaking down Hip-Hop felons from the first to third degree. Read the rest of this entry »

Compton’s anointed prince does a living legend an extended favor and lends him some juice for his much dissipated LP. Directed by APlusFilmz, Kendrick Lamar takes you into his matrix—highly-powered by kush, raw rap and Schoolboy Q’s ugly inspiration. But just how authentic are KL’s Detox proclamations? Read the rest of this entry »