With or without the MMG billing, Pill’s lyrical holocaust is keeping his name spreading across Twitter and random MTV tidbits like a plague. He nearly overdosed on swag his previous project with DJ Drama but his refill and re-up were potent enough for him to be diagnosed as a problem for this very moment. Read the rest of this entry »

Stalley’s main strength isn’t how he raps but what he raps about. On the Ski Beatz-produced number “Gentlemen’s Quarterly,” Stalley uses the “Tastemaker for the tastemakers…” chorus to capture his boldness while simultaneously referencing himself as “a revolutionary that loves the dough, America’s nightmare in the wicker chair.” Read the rest of this entry »

Post-prison T.I. has been a single man demolition machine, relentlessly annihilating guest appearances left and right without regard to women and children. However, tackling your own project is always a whole different beast than loaning out a quick 16. Read the rest of this entry »

Creating a sequel can sometimes be artistic suicide. This doesn’t seem to be the case for Alley Boy and his Definition Of Fuck Shit 2. Read the rest of this entry »

Don’t look now, but Memphis’ own Don Trip is slowly, but surely making a name for himself. Read the rest of this entry »

As promised Killer Kill from da ‘Ville comes through with BANGx3, the precursor to his upcoming Pl3dge which drops May 17th. Mike shares the mic with extended family members T.I., Big Boi and Young Jeezy, over production from Lil C, No ID, Don Cannon, DJ Toomp, Soundtrakk and Raz/Beat Billionaire. 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 »

Jayceon’s road to painting The R.E.D. Album hasn’t exactly gone according to plans. But when you’re rich and you have unlimited access to a studio, you make another mixtape with DJ Skee to pass the time. A few famous friends by the name of Snoop Dogg, Rick Ross, Waka Flocka and damn near everybody else get in on the action as well. Read the rest of this entry »

Let’s all just take these three minutes to eyef#ck Keri while we wait on post-prison T.I. to get the music back on track. Otherwise, there’s no redeeming value in Tiny’s dedication song. Read the rest of this entry »

Bay Arrrrreeeeaaaaaaaaa! The fine folks at Red Bull are turning the dial to 11 this Friday as they make a stop at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco for their fourth annual Big Tune 2010. Twelve local producers slap and slump their way through the brackets, with the winners being decided by the crowd. Read the rest of this entry »

Two birds, one microphone. That’s how Tip is running thangs fresh out of the bing. The King gets his cross-promotion on with his adrenaline-filled street single for King Uncaged that also headlines the soundtrack to Takers, his new movie starring Matt Dillon, Idris Elba and Sith Lord Hayden Christensen. Read the rest of this entry »

Not to be outdone by Officer Ricky, T.I. is here with his long-anticipated mixtape. It’ll be interesting to see if these projects are better than their respective retail releases. For now, roll the windows down, get the mean-mug going and see what happens when a king’s uncaged. Tracklist and download link after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

Welp. I called it.

For every slice of trap muzik provided by T.I., there’s always a T.I.P. Hershey Kiss on the horizon, ready to hog up all the spotlight on 106 & Park. Nobody was expecting it this soon, but those sugar cavities just have a way of sneaking up on ya, don’t they? Read the rest of this entry »

Words By Prop Jay

I knew nothing about these cats when I heard this song, but that is the beauty of this thing that we do here. I hear a track from some artist, realize I know nothing about said artist, search for everything I can about said artist and sometimes realize said artist is actually said artists plural.

This was the case with Born Wit It and the above/below is borderline Read the rest of this entry »