Just consider this Week 12 of our Smokin’ Dro series

I have officially placed P.O.L.O. alongside Gotti’s Live From The Kitchen and Dre’s Detox in the “projects I’d love to hear within the next year, but I don’t want to upset myself” category. Still though, I’m gullible. Read the rest of this entry »

Kudos to Rome Brown for suggesting this record seeing as how I totally overlooked this one. It’s a team effort folks.

Song: “Grand Hustle Mafia”

Source: Grand Hustle Presents: In Da Streets Vol. 4 Read the rest of this entry »

Hopefully by now you’ve grown appreciate the descriptive wizardy of Young Dro. At 10 weeks strong, it’s about time we begin taking suggestions for future installments of “Smokin’ Dro.” Starting next week, of course. Read the rest of this entry »

One of my favorite Jay-Z tracks gets a P$C makeover.

Song: “The Dynasty”

Source: Don Cannon & Tony Yayo – 28 Grams Vol. 2 (Go Crazy Edition) Read the rest of this entry »

Do you know what today is? It’s “Smokin’ Dro’s” eight week anniversary. Pending my first grade math is still sharp, eight weeks equates to two months which means a long term relationship for those with a fear of commitment. As with any bond, however, arguments will happen. So what better way to tie it in than with one of Hip-Hop’s most unique wordsmiths and a song titled after one of sports and entertainment’s most iconic sh!t talkers. WOOOOO! Read the rest of this entry »

Need a track to ride out to for the weekend? Look no further. And it hasn’t happened since early January, but we finally have a Mike Jones sighting around TSS. Appreciate the moment. Read the rest of this entry »

Regardless of what the final verdict my read, Yung Joc had some dope tracks in his catalog. And I bet more than half who read this don’t remember his song with Young Dro and Bun B. Don’t trip, that’s what this series is for. Read the rest of this entry »

NY’s been so good to us lately, I’ve decided we’re going to stay for an extra week. This time we make the trip from the Bronx to Manhattan. Harlem, to be exact. Read the rest of this entry »

The tape with Greg Street was enough Dro for one week. Now we’re back like a nagging ex, so put the USPA down for a moment. Leaving the A, this week we head up North to reminisce when Dro broke bread with the man who has more facts than Chuck Norris. Read the rest of this entry »

Three times in a row means a trend. The third week of the coolest series on the Internet finds us harking back to one of my favorite Young Dro records of all time. Read the rest of this entry »

A tad later than expected, but this still constitutes as week two. For this edition, we travel back to earlier this year when Dro found himself on a trunk banger alongside fellow ATL native Alley Boy. Read the rest of this entry »

“The revolution has always been in the hands of the young. The young always inherit the revolution.” – Huey Newton

A few weeks ago I informed you the Young Dro revolution was upon us. Well, today marks the official birth. What we have here is a new series I have effectively dubbed “Smokin’ Dro.” It may not seem like it, but the man with more adjectives than an AP grammar class has only one album to claim to his Grand Hustle portfolio (two if you include 2001′s independent I Got That Dro). Read the rest of this entry »