Juice Game Proper has been chronicling his inebriation for so long it makes you wonder if he really is a high flyer or just mastered the art of bluffing his buzz. If the former is accurate, his brain has to be massive pile of mush by this point, only to be stimulated by the presence of pills, purp or puss. None the matter—his life equals our entertainment in any circumstance and it’s with great pleasure for the Three Sixer and Lex Luger to present their second drug-related street tape, Rubba Band Business 2, to our impure minds. Read the rest of this entry »

If you’re not rooting for Machine Gun Kelly after this post, something is wrong with you.

Basically, it’s evident MGK wants it more than some of his counterparts and the following visuals are proof. The first is his newest music video for the Bun B cover he did, “Get Laced,” which is a short and well-done set of wicked writtens and LeBron shots. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s almost felt like I felt the mood change when most of you read this title. Travis Porter? Why the hell would you want to know about these guys? They’re ruining Hip-Hop, right? That’s cool, but these youngin’s (I’ve been in the DMV too long) are all right with me. Read the rest of this entry »

There isn’t much better than the relieving feeling upon arriving home. Whether it’s been eight hours, days or months, to feel the pressure you’ve placed upon yourself to make it back safely empty out like a deflating Whoopy Cushion is enough to rejuvenate even those run the most rampant. Two people who’ve been busy enough as of late to appreciate the unwind are acronym-friendly MC’s XV and MGK, who graciously share their homecoming tales via Vizzy’s lounge-ready, Cook-Classics-produced, “Finally Home.” Read the rest of this entry »

Three Six’s Juicy J recruits MGK, a direct descendant of Three Six’s old rapid-fire rap tree, for “Boat Load.” Read the rest of this entry »

After watching the first ten seconds of Machine Gun Kelly’s video for “Cleveland,” I almost immediately regretted hitting play. Keeping an open mind, the proverbial glass began filling itself the deeper my perspective became on this openly goofy kid with the trigger-happy flow and the realization set in that not only did I not mind what I was hearing, I was actually really enjoying it. It’s not easy putting on for a pitied city, especially with a similar style to the only rap legacy C-Town’s ever produced. Read the rest of this entry »

Let’s be honest. With a name like Machine Gun Kelly and a face like a pre-pubescent Asher Roth, the man’s going to have to fight extra hard to win over Hip-Hop’s cynical fan base. Hey, not everyone can get shot 84 times and run crack from North Carolina. Image still counts, even if MGK attempts to bear the torch of rapid-fire rhyming perfected by his fellow Clevelanders from E. 1999. Read the rest of this entry »

“And I run the city where all the good die young and the old don’t make it…B#tch, I’m from Cleveland, so they know what we claim/and I rough these mothaf#ckas because EST is the gang.”

The owner of this verse isn’t Chip Tha Ripper. Nor is it any member of Bone. And it definitely ain’t CuDi. Everyone, meet Tha ‘Land’s newest MC to hit the scene: Machine Gun Kelly with his single “Chip Off The Block.” Read the rest of this entry »