Six years ago, Young Jeezy brought the DNA of “the trap” to center stage with the release of his now ungovernable and groundbreaking Thug Motivation 101. And six years ago, Jeezy almost helped me catch an assault case. Kind of. Read the rest of this entry »
Words by brokencool
Yes yes y’all. This is what you thought it wasn’t. I am the brokencool and Ridiculous Rap Lyrics now resides at your favorite blogger’s favorite blog, The Smoking Section. If you don’t know about Ridiculous Rap Lyrics, get caught up here. Read the rest of this entry »
Just when you thought rap couldn’t get any more brain-dead, Lil Scrappy and Skateboard P have combined the words grind and hustle to produce the inbred single “Grustle.” Seeing as how I’m just at a complete loss for words at the nonsensical nature of this, in general, I’ll pose the question – is this really what we’ve come to? Combining verbs for song concepts? Read the rest of this entry »
In trying to keep up with Scrap Scrap’s music televison grustle, I completely forgot to roll out the main reason for the music in the first place. Scrap Scrap seems done playing Russian roulette with his career and seems more focused than ever since he stopped letting Lil Jon yelling in his ear. Read the rest of this entry »
There’s six million ways to die but Lil Scrap Scrap made it six million and *two with new single/mixtape/video setup. Once you haterz get a glance of the Scrapster’s chain, wardrobe and block status, you’re sure to kill yo’selves. Ditto for any self-respecting movie director. Read the rest of this entry »
From Scarface to Slim Shady and Tech N9ne to Frank White, it seems as if every rapper has penned their own hypothetical suicide letter. Like it or not, you can now add Lil Scrappy to the list.
However, while the aforementioned sulked in their sorrows to demonstrate skill, the one-dimensional ATLien seems to be dipping his ink Read the rest of this entry »
Since Ludacris releases his own albums at a 4:1 ratio in compared to the rest of the artists on his label, it was only right he find a suitable product placement for them in exchange. Featuring a Lil Scrappy song you probably would have ignored otherwise, Sheneka Adams stars in what hopefully jumpstarts this viral series into more frequent clips. Think of it as a Cooler redux. Read the rest of this entry »
The Scrapster is blaming Lil’ Jon for his industry woes and while we’ll save that malarkey for another day, this here project represents the existing direction the former Prince of Crunk is headed. Brought to you by Don Cannon, DJ Infamous and Tee The Barber, proceed to hit the break to get tapered up by DTP’s newest recruit which includes a surprise bonus track featuring Cee-Lo Green and Diamond from Crime Mob. Read the rest of this entry »
Industry Rule # 4084: “If you’ve been out of the general public’s eye for more than six months (one month for the blogs) you must reintroduce yourself with a NSFW music video.” Read the rest of this entry »
Swagga Like Us Concert Pt. 1
Here’s some more detailed footage of the Swagger Like Us concert from the other day. You already read about their latest edition in The Cooler. Now watch how Disturbing The Peace…well disturb the peace along with a couple other DTP materials. Read the rest of this entry »
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Lil Scrappy Join’s Luda’s Disturbing Tha Peace [RGF]
Missing Girl Sandra Cantu Found Dead In Submerged Luggage [CNN]
Labels Bet Flexibility Boosts iTunes Sales [Yahoo]
Wi-Fi-Enabled BlackBerry Storm 2 Coming to Verizon in September? [Gizmodo]
Seven Collaborations That’ll Never Happen [RR]
The Good Old Days Are Back: Twitter Succumbs To A Day Of Glitches [Tech Crunch]
Lil’ Scrappy’s return hasn’t exactly stoked the masses into a rabid frenzy the way he would have hoped. Perhaps that’s because Silency & Secrecy: Black Rag Gang isn’t a full Scrappy project, but rather a chance for him to give shine to his G’$ Up clique. Or perhaps it’s because Mr. Scrap himself hasn’t exactly built a catalog worthy of renown and attention.
Silency & Secrecy barely beats its low expectations by delivering occasional choice cuts of southern-fried Hip-Hop. To put it frankly, the album’s not breaking any boundaries or offering anything progressive alongside the fact there’s little difference between the strong and weak selections. Standout tracks are driven by particularly well crafted beats of moments of charismatic rapping that give a little boost of humor or pizzazz. Read the rest of this entry »
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