Well, wouldn’t you look who’s creeping and crawling, still balling in the mix. With a title like Houston, it should be a telltale sign what awaits the ear upon pushing play, and The Thugga does not disappoint with enough chopped & screwed, speak-her sex moments to help restart the H-Town revival in Twenty Twelve. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s all about the blends as Chamilllionaire slows things down when he teams up with DJ Arshizzle, Prabh Dhillon, & DJ Sick Blunt, all winners in a recent contest held on Cham’s site to mix his latest tape. Read the rest of this entry »

For his diehards, Cham puts together a few tracks and delivers them gift wrapped as Badazz Freemixes. Traclisting and link after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

If you plan on downloading Chamillionaire’s new mixtape, Major Pain 1.5, I have two questions for you. First, how many mixtapes do you download on a weekly basis? And second, what do you expect from Cham as an artist? Read the rest of this entry »

Going into downloading Koopa’s ode to The Wild Thing, not much was expected. Truth be told, I figured this timely collabo with Killer Kill to be a few thrown together verses over a run-of-the-mill beat, simply trying to capitalize on the fact Crazy Charlie is pulling the strings of society and getting more publicity than Lindsey Lohan starting a Middle East uprising. Read the rest of this entry »

In most instances, the co-star’s absence from a premiere video generally results in a shoddy clip. However, that is far from the case in King Koopa’s latest vial of Playlist Poison. When the accredited Texasaire states that the world is his, Tony Montana style, you better believe he speaks the street gospel. Read the rest of this entry »

Rollin’ through the Texas interstate, you have to look clean whether you’re shining in the desert sun or living it up in one of the big cities. Anytime you see Killa Kyleon in H-Town with four wheels spinnin’, he has his Lone Star license and registration in check and the car looks like it came fresh out of the Jolly Rancher factory. Read the rest of this entry »

Cham releases another new tune for his #PlaylistPoison collection entitled “This My World,” featuring K.R.I.T. and it’s quite funky. Read the rest of this entry »

Chamillionaire has long been a rapper who was always capable of more. His underground following has always stood behind him, but label issues and conflicts with the executives have prevented him from achieving more mainstream success after “Ridin’ Dirty.” Consequently, his third LP, Venom, has suffered indefinite delays and has yet to see the light of day. We haven’t heard much of him since his first two singles tanked and “When Ya On” is his latest attempt. Read the rest of this entry »

The formulaic way to get your record in motion is to grab a decent R&B singer with a generic radio-friendly yet suggestive hook and place them alongside a guest spot from someone with a knack for feature spots. That seems to be the approach these days, especially with rappers fighting tooth and nail for radio play. Not to say that it’s the only option, but it’s the choice Texas rhymer Chamillionaire made when he released “Make A Movie.” Read the rest of this entry »

2005 seems so long ago.  Soldiering on, Chamilionaire is intent to bring H-Town back it’s championship run from a few years back.

“I thought I’d take this opportunity [All-Star Weekend in Dallas, Tx] to remind the rest of the world that Texas is still doing it big when it comes to music.” Chamillionaire says of his ambitious endeavor. “Every artist on the song with me has independent hustle and strength in the streets. It’s an All-Star song so what better place to shoot the video than All-Star Weekend, right here in our own backyard.” – Chamilionaire

Much like many of the actual All-Star Games, the hype & “star” power makes this more appealing right up to the point that anyone actually suits up to play.  By the time  everything is wrapped up all parties involved leave no worse for their troubles, the crowd sees a good show and it’s all forgotten within a week.

Be on the look out if you make to Dallas this weekend, because Cham will be out & about filming during the festivities.

The plan is to shoot each of the guys guerilla-style, as they walk red carpets and mix and mingle at the many A-list events they plan on attending; a style of shooting that award-winning video director, Dr. Teeth, is very comfortable with. The final video will also feature a grand finale performance scene featuring all of the artists to be shot at an undisclosed location.

Something tells me MJ won’t be making a cameo.

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There’s three ways to deal with haters. You can either tell them to go suck a railroad spike when the train’s on the way. You can position yourself above them, squat and poop à la Jay-z in “Thank You.” Or you can take the Chamillionaire/Bugs Bunny approach and give them a big hug.

Some people prefer not to deal with them but myself, I’m a big fan of hugging people. Which is why I’ve been singing “Gooooood Morniiing” to my bosses all week. Yeah, yeah, ‘Cham can do better. Cham should go harder.’ But it’s an album titled Venom, let the lil’ non-cussing gremlin be bitter.

The new album will be in stores February 2nd, 2010.

Well, not really. As we all know, Koopa isn’t the one for curse words or to talk greasy for that matter, but you can see the frustration as he’s recounting the time his Royal Airness made him feel like a groupie over a simple request. 15 G’s!?!? For real? What was that, snow bunny fare Mike? Read the rest of this entry »

I’ll admit, at first I was turned off by this one.

“Soldier” has been done so many times — and really well too — so when I saw Screwed Up Click member E.S.G. was doing a version with Chamillionaire wailing out the hook for the first single of his new self-titled Everyday Street Gangsta album from Koch, well, the word skeptical came to mind. But, like most things in life, I gave it the benefit of the doubt and downloaded anyways.

Surprisingly, on this occasion, my good grace actually panned out. Read the rest of this entry »

Cham. Fam. Please don’t take this the wrong way.

I’ve been listening to what was referred to as your new single, “Good Morning” on and off since it hit the net earlier this week and quite frankly, it makes me feel like a music snob. It’s a pure, heartfelt piece of marketable music…that I just can’t allow myself to enjoy. Read the rest of this entry »