We can’t speak for everyone, but our parents always told us it was rude to point. However, they probably didn’t account for the magnetic attraction most people’s index fingers have to scrapers and donks, which happens to be theme of E-40′s new cranker, “They Point.” Read the rest of this entry »

If the rap game actually runs parallel to the crack game, taking over one’s town is the first objective in total domination. Don Trip keep this logic in mind and knows that even with his growing prowess in the Hip-Hop world, making sure he remains Memphis’ own remains priority number one. Read the rest of this entry »

Damn, didn’t French Montana and Juicy J just drop new mixtapes within the past couple weeks? Well, it’s 2011, TC, what the f*ck is your point? Read the rest of this entry »

While I love when Three 6′s Juicy J and his production partner DJ Paul create the type of riot-inciting, elbow-throwing, mosh pit music they shut down clubs throughout the south with for years. Still, there’s nothing, and I mean nothing, better than when they get their fingers dusty with a Willie Hutch record. Read the rest of this entry »

Weed always creates a tie that binds not only regular folks, but artists as well. When Wiz & Snoop announced their new movie and its accompanying soundtrack, I was initially side-eyeing both the artists and the ideas as a calculated money-grab capitalizing off their stoner association and didn’t expect anything worthwhile to emerge. To my surprise, the end products haven’t been that bad thus far. Read the rest of this entry »

The Coke King, French Montana, would like to thank all of you who thinks his flow sucks, isn’t talented enough to be signed and ruins hooks on big name songs for fueling the fire he needs to succeeds. Read the rest of this entry »

Where Busta Rhymes’ signing with Cash Money was met with skepticism and French Montana’s expected Bad Boy deflection with a single sigh, Juicy J becoming Taylor Gang seems to make all the sense in the world. And it has more to do with he and Wiz’s common love for Miss Mary. Read the rest of this entry »

Freddie Gibbs’ Cold Day In Hell will be the tape that has a snowball’s chance being remembered weeks and months from now. While others are dropping novelty tapes for the holiday, Freddie’s release seems meant to be played through winter and beyond. The tone is set by the distinguished art alone, which may be the illest seen this year. Beyond the cover, Cold Day… holds equally sick music and “consistency” best describes what Gibbs does best on this release. Read the rest of this entry »

Poor Jake Handegard hasn’t been getting much sleep lately. His tweet mentions, Droid phone and SkyPager that he had in the 4th grade has been going off nonstop because Juicy J always wants to shoot a new video. He was probably hesitant to back out the 300 film deal he signed after hearing “I Don’t Play With Games,” the latest of pure, uncut gangsta shit from O.G. Juice. Read the rest of this entry »

Juicy J is the f*ckin’ man. Rubba Band Business 2 is still in rotation and here comes news a new tape, Blue Dream & Lean, is on the way. And if “She Dancin’ Like She F*ckin’” is any indication of what to expect, those who appreciate the musings of The Original Juice Man will be in for a treat. Read the rest of this entry »

Pusha T’s still serving and protecting the lavish life. Read the rest of this entry »

Juicy J and DJ Paul could only sample Willie Hutch for the rest of their respective careers, and I would be a happy man. Read the rest of this entry »

“New cars, new hoes, Call me Flip Wilson…”

Director Jake Handegard surely cut Juicy J a sweet deal as that’s the only plausible explanation for half-dozen or so videos the original Juiceman’s delivered on recently. Read the rest of this entry »

“I ain’t Willie Wonka, I don’t sugarcoat sh*t, I keep codeine in my cup with a Sprite mixed.”

Go ahead and skip to another post if you were planning on thinking and watching Juicy J’s new video for “Geeked Up Off Them Bars.” Read the rest of this entry »

Juicy J continues his “trippy” lifestyle and the subconscious goal of filming a video for every song he records these days. His newest moving picture, “Stoner’s Night,” is simple. In fact, three colors were all that was needed to make this hazy vision come to life Read the rest of this entry »