Guess who’s thrilled this song received the visual treatment? Yep, this guy right here. Cold Day In Hell, still obviously one of the best projects of yesteryear, remains fresh nearly two months into 2012 and the duo of Gibbs and 2 Chainz make sure of this with the video for “Neighborhood Hoez.” Read the rest of this entry »

Your 10th grade American History teacher was totally right: you can’t believe everything you read on the Internet. Although he/she probably wasn’t speaking about lyric websites, apply the same advice to those web addresses as well. And since we’d rather know the actual lyrics to Freddie Gibbs’ “187 Proof” than knowing what the H.U.A.C. was, the Gary, Indiana, MC has provided a “lyric book” in order to clarify what he actually utters on his recent project Read the rest of this entry »

If Caine and O-Dog would have had a chill ass soundtrack like this to spend their summer to, maybe their autumn would have turned out a lot of better. Well, the game gets passed down by generations and G.I. Freddie and Dope Its Dom are doing it big in the Golden State with neighborhood cookouts and pretty of burn for the air. Read the rest of this entry »

Freddie Gibbs’ Cold Day In Hell will be the tape that has a snowball’s chance being remembered weeks and months from now. While others are dropping novelty tapes for the holiday, Freddie’s release seems meant to be played through winter and beyond. The tone is set by the distinguished art alone, which may be the illest seen this year. Beyond the cover, Cold Day… holds equally sick music and “consistency” best describes what Gibbs does best on this release. Read the rest of this entry »

Even though the weather is supposed to be warm and sunny here in the Midwest come Monday for Halloween, the forecast down in Satan’s part of the world is calling for uncharacteristically chilly temperatures. Blame it on Gangsta Gibbs. Read the rest of this entry »

Gary, IN and Philadelphia, PA are cities that are both harshly affected by gun violence, drugs and poverty. These are not cities where you live. These are cities where you must survive. Freddie Gibbs welcomes Philly native Freeway to the Midwest as they share their own survival tactics in the visuals for the Beatnick & K-Salaam produced “Anything To Survive.” Read the rest of this entry »

One guy swore he saw death around the corner. Another admitted that he was ready to die. Fortunately for friends and family of Freddie “Gangsta” Gibbs, thoughts of embalming fluid and swanky funeral parlors just doesn’t fit in his schedule. Read the rest of this entry »

“Rough” is the latest in a swarm of tracks by Young Jeezy and his rapid-fire spitting signee Gangsta Gibbs. Read the rest of this entry »

The mayor of the “G” wants you to know that the day he aligns himself with something fake is the same day snowball fights in Hades become an Olympic event. ‘Tis the season for summer beef and Fred has a new project on the horizon titled Cold Day In Hell that’s sure to be a catalyst for all the ruckus. Read the rest of this entry »