“Difference between right and wrong is me/N*ggas talk sh!t, but you can’t MC/we already know how much your watch is worth/talk about, helping the hurt, saving the church/won’t you brag about helping out where you come from/and give brothers a job that really want one…” — DMX Read the rest of this entry »

To be quite honest, I’m not even sure how long this track has been out. I came across it this morning, liked it and here we are now. According to more knowledgeable sources, the song originates from a new Jae Millz mixtape entitled Dead Presidents. Having 27 members in the camp, I stopped a long time ago trying to keep up with all the music coming from YM. Read the rest of this entry »

Many rap crews are formed but very few are poised to be shaped into dynasties. 2009 will undoubtedly go down as the year of Young Money as Lil’ Wayne rode his popularity wave in from 2008, while staff sergeants Drake and Nicki Minaj shone bright on their own reconnaissance. The next step could be foreseen by the blindfolded: the Cash Money junioraires assemble to release an average compilation to capitalize on their current omnipresence. We Are Young Money, a platform to launch the careers of lesser known acts such as T-Streets, Lil’ Chuckee & Twist, doesn’t quite meet its goal with musical significance that’s less than stellar. Not to mention all of the album’s content is more shallow than a Kardashian. Read the rest of this entry »

Words by Gotty™ & J. Tinsley

Typically, a mixtape receives loads of preliminary buzz before its release and then it drifts into the ethers to be forgotten and lost on hard drives, never discussed again. But what Dwayne Carter did on No Ceilings deserves a slight bit of recognition.

He raps. Read the rest of this entry »