If TC was writing this, we already know what the first sentence would be. Yo Gotti is preparing yet another release before the now mythical Live From The Kitchen is placed on the dinner table. Currently untitled, the first glimpse is the Gucci Mane and Juelz Santana featured “Colors.” Read the rest of this entry »

Funky, yes when I dress. Thunderstorm, damn, monkeywrenching the fresh © Cameron Giles. Read the rest of this entry »

Dipset fans could potentially hate me for this. But…there is nothing that should stop this song from becoming one of Capo’s biggest songs to date. Whether fans like it or not, Jimmy and Juelz have concocted a curse-free, crossover joint that can appeal from Harlem to Honolulu Read the rest of this entry »

To be quite frank, nobody cares if the Dips make new music. Their window of opportunity as a collective has probably closed as they’ve been surpassed by the next batch of trendsetting rappers with “movements” and any output won’t compare to what they made together during their peak. Still, it’s good to see brothers who had bonds deeper than rap work through and settle their differences, especially after their very public falling out. Read the rest of this entry »

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Good (and bad) things happen in threes. L-Boogie finally decided to end her decade long hiatus. Whether we get another album is out of the question and I don’t want to do anything to upset her desire to be social again. Secondly, OutKast is making music once more and the idea of another project between the two seems more promising than years prior. Read the rest of this entry »

For those who want it. I’ll wait on someone else to take the plunge and then tell me the tracks worth listening to. I’ll pluck based off those recommendations. As far as Dipset flankers (present & former) go, I’ll save my space for Vado’s Slime Flu. Read the rest of this entry »

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 »

The degree of this tape’s tardiness already proceeds the music’s reputation, so we’ll leave that buried in the sand. Honestly though, with the amount of clamoring for this project’s release date to come sooner than later, is the anticipation to hear Fab rap over other people’s beats that high? In all seriousness, Def Jam’s pet never had trouble getting an album out with all the bells, whistles and red carpet to boot, so why not continue on the money trail while fans still know you exist? Read the rest of this entry »

As record sales keep slumping for bigger acts and concert money becomes more essential to funding artists’ lavish livelihoods, curiosity leads one to ponder how much our favorite acts pull in per show. Can reliable ticket-buyers cover a debut dud? Is a concert check worthy of the sleepless grind? Do bottles of Ace line the dressing room when Jay-Z comes into town? How about home-fried hookers when Uncle Luke makes the rounds? 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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Juelz for Skull Gang and Jimmy for Dipset corrupt Drake’s “Forever” with their own Harlem shake n’ steak. Aside from the bucky-naked drug dealer girl, Jonez gets a little explicit with his sixteen: Read the rest of this entry »

I generally get a kick out of these tapes as they’re rideable and provide a good counterweight to offset the side-eye I receive when I play Boosie in the whip. The NMC and Big Mike gather together Juelz’s R&B features, snip and shape it into a nice mixtape for everyone’s enjoyment. Read the rest of this entry »

If you’re keeping count, this is Juelz’ fourth single off his supposedly upcoming album, Born to Lose, Built to Win. After dropping visuals for his track with Georgia’s own Yelawolf, he’s back with another collab video. This time, he’s partnering with the only guy people want to see in the ring with Pacquiao more than Mayweather. Read the rest of this entry »

Rik Cordero put together the visuals for Juelz’s “Mixin’…,” featuring my favorite guy Yela on the hook and making an appearance in the clip. Read the rest of this entry »