Even though the hook repeatedly says “Lehhgooo,” Noreaga isn’t referring to the toy building blocks you’ve had to pull from your nephews mouth. Instead, the CNN member has flipped C.Breezy’s adlib into the poppin’ single from his upcoming mixtape, Crack On Steroids Read the rest of this entry »

Much like its hardbody original version, the remix to N.O.R.E.’s “Scared Money” employs not one but two Teflon don emcees who aren’t afraid of being censored when it comes to the four letter words. 2 Chainz gets the Rap Visa® award of the year for being everywhere you want to be and Slim The Mobster is riding high from his latest release. Read the rest of this entry »

Since most Crooked I fans are hyped to hear their favorite microphone destroyer will be releasing another EP called In None We Trust on December 13, the Left Coast Slaughterhouse member let go of this laid-back leak to help tide them over until it drops. Read the rest of this entry »

It doesn’t seem like N.O.R.E.’s S.U.P.E.R.T.H.U.G. album will be born in 2011 but the mayor of LeFrak still has a few tricks to keep us entertained until the time comes. For starters, there will be now be a movie to accompany the album’s release (what album doesn’t these days, right?) and it’s rated R for raw. Read the rest of this entry »

Though Fabby Davis Jr. has long been making noise in the Bay Area, his recent flurry of delightfully, face-cringing freestyles has been steadily expanding his buzz to the national radar. And now on “Probably the Greatest,” he’s traveling East with Jadakiss and N.O.R.E. to put other areas on on alert as well. While Mistah F.A.B.’s complete songs have typically failed to impress me in the same light as his off-the-top bars, this one isn’t so bad, probably thanks to the vast arsenal of his strong supporting cast. But regardless, it’s good to see the Oakland rapper getting some well-deserved shine because the man has really tapped into his deep well of raw talent as of late.

Off of I Found My Backpack Part 2, coming soon.

Download — Mistah F.A.B. Feat. N.O.R.E. & Jadakiss – “Probably The Greatest”

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Previously: Mistah F.A.B. (Really) Freestyles For ThisIs50

Ya’boy N.O.R.E.’s newest album may be called S.U.P.E.R.T.H.U.G. but from the sound of things thus, LeFrak may be left behind for the majority of this one. Just an observation. Keeping things moving with the partay, however, the grimy one kicks over whatever rock Macy Gray has been camping under and ushers her back into the studio with the swiftness. The result is a traditional East Coast jam with high energy and a “Rock the Bells” jingle. Read the rest of this entry »

N.O.R.E. spitting the raw. Alchemist on the beat. Lil Gunz riding shotty. This here is the type of street commodity that will have the fiends asking “what do we get for $10?” If you follow the dollar on this joint, the paper trail will tell you that the S.U.P.E.R.T.H.U.G. didn’t completely abandon the hood, contrary to most of the music heard from the project as of late. Read the rest of this entry »

I have good news and some outlandish news. The good news in N.O.R.E. decided to go back to school. The outlandish news he chose to go on the weekend. Since there’s no classes to attend, that only means he was there for the party. And the free beer. And the weed. And the girls. Read the rest of this entry »

You can protest in the name of Rule #4080 all you want. Signing a record deal is still one of the pinnacles in the realm of Hip-Hop job security. Read the rest of this entry »

Fresh music from Noreaga as he reunites with The Neptunes for his upcoming S.U.P.E.R.T.H.U.G. solo effort. Not much to see here but Weezy makes the most out the production while Melvin Flynt keeps pace. Now, did anyone else catch the weekend Twitter update where Nore said CNN was essentially no longer working together? Read the rest of this entry »

Friends, Romans, countrymen and B-girls that like that fly Hip-Hop, lend The Kid Daytona your ears as he embarks on a journey that fully encompasses beats, rhymes and life. From being lifted while standing on the hill, the entire fly lullaby is finally here. Presented by universal swag outfitter L-R-G, The Interlude takes bits and pieces from several of Hip-Hop’s storied timeouts and works the magic to create an unified sound. Read the rest of this entry »

The battle for Tri-State supremacy is a neverending saga in Hip-Hop. Once someone stragetically eyes the crown and makes their move, there will always be an opposing factor looking for their share of the pie. The Kid Daytona recently laid claim to the title belt with DJ Ted Smooth acting as his cutman and now there’s a familiar figure looking to knock him out of his spot. Read the rest of this entry »

God’s Favorite has a nostalgic nutcracker on his hands with the lead off jam off his album S.U.P.E.R.T.H.U.G. No matter how checks Flavor Flav has cashed from VH1, we’ll always remember him as the greatest hypeman of all time during his run with Public Enemy. Norey knows it too as he feeds off his timeless energy. Read the rest of this entry »

You can check N.O.R.E.’s track record as a solo artist and observe how he’s a master at storming out the gate with an infectious hit. We wouldn’t even be having this conversation if it wasn’t for “Superthug” which put his name (and The Neptunes for that matter) on the commercial soundscape. As a direct result, the unofficial trio went on to make more magic in the form of “Oh No,” “Grimey” and “Nothin‘” as well. Read the rest of this entry »

It seems like The Chef is always baggin’ up mixtape crack around the holidays, doesn’t it? For his next two-for-five, Raekwon got mad grams of that yola white with Brink Boyz Presents Cocainism Vol. 2. Just by the look at the track names, you’ll this sh!t is only built for fed time. “Piss In The Shark Tank,” “Disposable Gunz” and “Pullin Teeth?” Don’t catch a case bumpin’ this on your block. The judge won’t be in until Tuesday…

Download — Brink Boyz Presents: Raekwon – Cocainism Vol. 2

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