The gloves are off and the filter has been burned to a crisp. While the audio I posted was squeaky clean, Phil The God’s latest cinematic presentation with Lonnie Rashid Lynn is venomous and cold blooded for your ears to experience. Read the rest of this entry »

Sometimes it has to be deeper than rap. Deeper than what’s on the surface of the lyrical context that puts things into an elevated creative space. Warner Bros. is welcoming Common into the mix with open arms and a blank checkbook so that The Dreamer, The Believer can be everything we want it to be. Read the rest of this entry »

Diggy and his team of ghostwriters already “borrowed” plenty of elements to create “Copy, Paste,” so why not plagiarize the video concept on top of that? The debut visual from the test tube rapper features his entire steez being manufactured in a lab, à la 50 Cent from the “In Da Club” video right before he breaks off into a face palm-inducing Usher dance segment. No idea’s original but creativity hasn’t totally perished from the planet. Read the rest of this entry »

“She was a little red Corvette, fast as hell, turn heads on the set.”

Sharing is caring and Spitta has done his duty in making sure we’ve heard the Burnie’s album prior to next week’s release. But he’s still not done, releasing the visuals for the album track “She Don’t Want A Man.” Read the rest of this entry »