Sometimes, how you listen to a project can affect how much you like it. Wiz Khalifa is more enjoyable when you’re high. Too Short is more enjoyable when getting a lap dance. And Drake is way more enjoyable when your Facebook status has just changed from “In a relationship” to “depressed” and you’re eating a gallon of Rocky Road ice cream while watching Steel Magnolias on TNT. Read the rest of this entry »

Alternatively titled “Or Nothing” Means This Is All We Get Until TM103 Finally Drops. Presented by DJ Folk and DJ Got Now. Read the rest of this entry »

As Michael Vick exposed onto the world, meticulously starving a rabid animal will make them fierce and deadly competitors. With a hunger of a great magnitude, the dedication becomes more intense. The goals and objectives become more clearer and instincts more sharp. Sort of like the Bogus Boys from the low end parts of Chicago. Read the rest of this entry »

The streets are Hip-Hop and we’re Hip-Hop so the streets belong to us. No self respecting MC should be caught dead in those streets without viable (read: free) marketing  for their fanbase. In our continuing efforts to give you the last of the 2009 in 2010′s first week, here’s the best of digital goods that circulating throughout the year. Read the rest of this entry »

“Say ‘Ahh’ like you bout to have a checkup/Just like I say ‘Yeeahh’ every time I pick a check up…”

Doing his usual G-mix, remix while still talking street shit, Young adds his two cents to Trey’s “Say Ahh.” Read the rest of this entry »

Capone-N-Noreaga preached about parole violations over a decade ago but since the South came to power, most of the older classics don’t even matter anymore. It’s disheartening, disappointing and any other word you can think of to attach the “dis” prefix to see this go down. Read the rest of this entry »

First there was the I Love You Too. Now Starlito teams with DJ Folk to drop I Love You Too Much: The Necessary Evils. Read the rest of this entry »