Everybody’s from somewhere and rappers, more than artists in any other genre, always seem to be the first to big up their cities on wax. No matter the state, country or ward they were birthed, MCs can’t help but put on for their area code. Read the rest of this entry »

Do me a favor? Listen to Future’s new mixtape, Astronaut Status. I’m willing to wager there’s at least two to three bangers hidden here but I’m too lazy to listen right now. Read the rest of this entry »

Ludacris’s greatest weapon is likely his wide arsenal of dazzling flows. You’ll be hard pressed to find another rapper who can be spitting double-time, stop on a dime and go into other flows that are still years away from having names. “Say It To My Face” is just one of a quickly growing number of exhibits that show Luda’s versatility as an emcee. Read the rest of this entry »

Chris Lova Lova made sure he got those Ferrari Boyz on his most recent mixtape in some form or fashion and the results were well worth it, specifically in Gucci’s case. While the clip to “Rich & Flexin’” harbors on the type of in-your-face action that Luda has made his trademark and BET musical shows are sorely lacking these days, the video for “Shake N Fries” reminds us all why it pays to be an “ass man” in rap music. Read the rest of this entry »

Look, why anyone would even attempt to diss Ludacris is beyond me. His “stay off the T.I.P. of my d*ck” line from years back is still cold and just because buddy is getting money outside of rap nowadays doesn’t mean he isn’t down to put a rapper or two back in their place. Read the rest of this entry »

Over a decade in the game and some things have changed for Ludacris. The acting roles and liquor enterprise aside, the former Atlanta radio personality still finds himself at home behind the mic and drops his latest offering, the 1.21 Gigawatts: Back To The First Time mixtape. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ll take two of whatever Webbie’s on right now because it has him on a roll that even Charlie Sheen has to envy. “Finna F*ck You” is Trill Young Savage musically expanding on (perhaps) those random thoughts that spawned “I got a big dick” and “Get ya hoe, mayne,” only because he’s naturally more comfortable and capable to do so in booth, as compared to, say, a random Walmart. Whatever the case may be, Savage Life 3 should be full on devilishness. Read the rest of this entry »

When he’s not kickin’ that country bourgeoisie with Big K.R.I.T., Luda is bailing Gucci out of jail and they’re headed straight to Rally’s Checkers to see the chicks in the drive-thru twerk something for a value meal. Neither one of these ATLiens have a problem with bagging a dame with a super-sized donk and you shouldn’t either. Read the rest of this entry »

In case no one bothered to notice, Big K.R.I.T. has been on a serious run the since end of the summer. Live From The Underground may be put on ice until the new year but Mississippi’s most talked about entertainer has done his part to keep his sound fresh and name relevant. Read the rest of this entry »

“Wild Boy” is Machine Gun Kelly’s latest track and first offering since entering the Bad Boy fold. For the feature, he’s enlisted to help of energy-booster extraordinaire, Waka Flocka Flame. Read the rest of this entry »

A thorough search online (i.e. Google) will show DJ Khaled’s new audio family reunion We The Best Forever is on the net now. Seeing as how the album drops Tuesday, there’s not really much to be mad at and probably a good chance Hip-Hop’s Jimmy Hart did the deed himself. Read the rest of this entry »

Sit back, grab a sweet iced tea and let the Southern triumvirate of Luda, Bun and youngest in charge, K.R.I.T., explain the finer points of what makes living below the Mason-Dixon the best thing going. Read the rest of this entry »

Photos: Julia Beverly

Looks like K.R.I.T. snagged Bun and Luda to do a video for the “Country Shit” remix, bringing both gentleman to his hometown of Meridian, MS for the shoot. Three distinct generations of Southern rap all together for one track. The visual was shot by Motion Family and should be dropping soon. Read the rest of this entry »

“Never slippin, I’m ballin, Puff keep on callin’
I don’t see none of you pussies, fuck that shit you be talkin’
Rep Miami the ghettos, every hood and the projects
And when I drop off my singles, I’m droppin’ one of my targets
Lord forgive me for my siiiiiinnnnns, I gave you hits
I gave you “All I Do Is Wiiiiiiiiinnnnnn” Read the rest of this entry »

Boy, I don’t know who greenlighted the “furiously dangerous,” screeching cat but here’s a track from the highly-anticipated F5 movie soundtrack. Yes, I said “highly,” which is largely subjective but I’m guessing somebody cares about the film and the music associated with it. Read the rest of this entry »