It’s good to see Banks is taking advantage of this single. While it’s not necessarily my favorite song in the world, I’ll admit it is catchy and Juelz does his thing with his guest slot. Plus, you know you’ve got a pretty hot record (at least in NY) when your colleagues begin jumping on your record and adding their own three item wishlist. Read the rest of this entry »

Say what you will, but G-Unit is managing to keep their heads above water even with their best days behind them. After a series of mixtapes, G-Unit punchline extraordinaire/Canadian goon, Lloyd Banks, is prepping for a June album release. We probably wouldn’t have seen this track a few years back, but Banks nabs another famous understudy for the projected first single. A bouncy beat coupled with Banks reclined flow make this an enjoyable track. He should get a few spins based off the concept and radio-friendly vibe alone.

That said, Juelz shines. Another Back Like Cooked Crack would be a great look. For me, at least. The second is a personal classic.

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Download — Lloyd Banks Feat. Juelz Santana – “Beamer, Benz Or Bentley”

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In his latest G-Unit film, Tony “Chi-Chi Get Tha” Yayo is baggin’ crack on Canal St. while avoiding the penitentiary with his keen intuition and Pyrex® vision. It’s cold outside in those mean streets and you have to pack heat. No sweat for this Black Mozart. The GPG: Gun Powder Guru will rob you if you try to front him on his 10 bricks during the re-up. Read the rest of this entry »

Sleep, jeer, or sneer if you wanna. Tony Yayo is successfully progressing with his solo career. The fact that Marvin benefits from not having a largely ignored mixtape hustle like Banks or unenthused audience like Curtis, makes him the current Unit marquee man by default. Attempting to take full advantage of such opportunism, Yayo gets blunted, takes a camera into his boss’ closet and shoots a video for his next project GPG: Gun Powder Guru. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s been a long yet lucrative road to the release of Before I Self Destruct, 50 Cent’s much documented final record on his Interscope contract. Possibly the genre’s last mega-star before Hip-Hop was regressed by the digital age, 50 saw endless mounds of success through business ventures, movies and of course, platinum plaques. Although less notably, popular opinion reads that the caliber of his albums have slipped considerably since his towering debut, Get Rich Or Die Tryin’. Especially when factoring the runaway success of the lead single “In Da Club”–a phenom 50 has been obviously been trying to duplicate ever since. Taken all this into account, the G-Unit general retreads his steps to familiar waters for his 4th LP. Read the rest of this entry »

Maybe he felt he had something to prove after their lil Twitter spat disagreement. But for whatever reason, 50 Cent utilizes a beat previously wrecked by Fabolous & Desert Storm Co. Read the rest of this entry »

Always the flopophobic, 50 debuts two versions of his latest single to let the fans decide which one should make the cut for Before I Self Destruct. Read the rest of this entry »

Even though you can’t tell by this song, Yayo’s progression > Banks. Read the rest of this entry »

Generally you’re the one receiving gifts on your Born Day, but for Lloyd Banks’ 27th, the present is for that fans.

A double CD from the PLK gift wrapped to go straight to your hard drives. Read the rest of this entry »

In an effort to make music people might actually listen to, G-Unit’s hype man has reached outside his comfort zone and hooked up with Lil’ Boosie The Bad Azz for a track called “Cadillac.” Read the rest of this entry »

That’s right. A video. Off the strength of this. Read the rest of this entry »

50 cent breaks new boundaries yet again, and twice. First, by writing a “diss poem”. Secondly, by doing this buffoonery.

Now, I understand that the man is beefing with Lil’ Wayne, Rick Ross, Anyone who forgot to send him a birthday card DJ Khaled, and that supposedly someone dissed his kid… Read the rest of this entry »

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AYO!

Apparently Ross said “two can play @ that game,” but kudos to whoever makes it past the first 1:00 because my ass sure couldn’t. I dub this N.ot S.afe F.or L.IFE!!!

And if homoerotica anime isn’t enough for…you…pause? Read the rest of this entry »

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Call it a lil’ heat for the winter. The latest in Lloyd’s 5 And Better Series. Read the rest of this entry »