Hustlers, ballers, gangstas and thugstas take heed. If rap don’t work, the Bogus Boys will be back on their Chicago bullshit, outfitting the hood in the freshest fabrics and extorting NBA players to meet their demands. Read the rest of this entry »

You can take a Bogus Boy out of their element, but you can’t knock them off their pivot or throw them out of their zone. After disposing of the conniving harlot named Ginger, the Low End Professionals decide to stick around and enjoy the Havana nights on behalf of the city of Miami. Cruising in Phantoms with custom interior, snow crab and mussels swimming in butter, and a few Cuban cigars Read the rest of this entry »

Count & Moonie link with Chuck & Mikey to shoot the clip for “Countin’ My Money,” a J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League-produced banger off the Don’t Feed The Killaz Vol. 3. Coodie of Creative Control works the lens for the video while the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League & Mic Terror supply the cameos. 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 »

Their bellies are bare and the hunger is overwhelming. The Killlaz need to eat. Taking NYC by storm this past week, the Bogus Boys of Chicago linked with their co-host DJ Drama to send shivers through the atmosphere and remind the world that Don’t Feed Da Killaz Vol. 3 will be a live action horror story for the rap game to witness. Serious about their hustle, the Boys preview a few tracks in Times Square to get your adrenaline racing. Read the rest of this entry »

“A thug changes…and love changes…and best friends become strangers…” ~Nas

There’s no honor amongst thieves in this dirty game. After pulling off a near fatal Chicago Job, who woulda thunk that a LEP Brother would turn Cain on his brother? They used to fight for building blocks now they fight for blocks that make a killing. The love of money can lead to some chilling ransom moments as Coodie & Chike so brilliantly depict here. Read the rest of this entry »

When you’re a Low End Professional, it’s either all or nothing. The Bogus Boys from Chicago never shy from doing a little dirt if it’ll earn them a clean slate in the end. And as you can see in the video for “Going In For The Kill,” they’re not messing around when it comes to making money in the rap game (figuratively and literally). That’s a lot of dough. Where else do you think Ginger got it to steal? Read the rest of this entry »

Back in the day, diggin’ in the crates meant when you found some sort of unearthed sample ready to be transformed into groundbreaking Hip-Hop, it was yours and yours alone for the sole glory. In the age of the Internet, the same chop, loop or break you’re eyeing could very already be in the process of being worked on. Just last year, British synthpop duo La Roux created a timeless, disco number named “In For The Kill” which went on to be remixed by dubstep wonder Skream. The subsequent remix was slowed down and sauteed to just a simmer of a fiery vocal effect—perfect for any rapper to go in, well, for the kill. Read the rest of this entry »

TC has nice little Mossberg® and plenty of 3-inch shells in his closet so he can definitely relate to this. Back to bring hell on earth where Hav & P left off are the L.E.P. Bogus Boys. They said you can’t feed killaz, so these two are running amuck until Halloween when their tape is unleashed unto the underworld. Read the rest of this entry »

Directed by Coodie of Creative Control, a new video for “Ginger” from Chicago’s L.E.P. Bogus Boys and their upcoming street album, Don’t Feed Da Killaz 3. TC actually was on the set in Miami but he won’t tell what all took place. The only info I’ve gotten is that the sexy something in the clip goes by the name of Mirtha Michelle. Read the rest of this entry »

Remember how I told you those Low End Pros performed all sorts of homicidal acts on Jim Jones’ mixtape? Well, they brought a video camera to the scene of the crime. The Raw Report were on hand as key witnesses while Count & Moonie outline the microphone in chalk. Don’t Feed Da Killaz Vol. 3 will be dropping soon, but it’s obvious L.E.P. are going to eat everybody’s food regardless. Read the rest of this entry »

Like Gotty™ alluded to, I wasn’t too enthused to dig up The Ghost Of Rich Porter either. Truthfully, it’s probably safe to say nobody outside of the Tri-State city limits was. But like a trooper, I made it to the tail end, which is where I found who the real cryptkeepers were. Read the rest of this entry »