Resuming where Part 1 left off, Part Two of Skee.TV’s informercial for The Labels Tryin’ To Kill Me and the clip includes a couple of “SkeeTV Jams” added into the mix as well. Also, check out Gibbs’ cover story & article in this week’s LA Weekly, authored by none other than the honorable Weiss. Read the rest of this entry »

When we posted the first prominent “blog post” on behalf of Freddie Gibbs way back in April, the goal wasn’t to create some overly-hyped Internet sensation but more so to showcase the talents of an MC with the power to accomplish that on his merit; through the power of rhyme. Plenty of anomalies, great music and achieved expectations have been made since then, which brings us full circle to this point.

The Labels Tryin To Kill Me: The Best Of Freddie Gibbs. Read the rest of this entry »

Skee.TV > BET, all day.

You know what tomorrow is right? Deleted enough pron to make room for the Extended Internet Edition of The Labels Tryin’ To Kill Me yet? If not, ready yourselves. Read the rest of this entry »

New music from Freddie Gibbs in the form of “The Wrong One,” produced by Buckwild and a beat also used for Beanie’s “The Ghetto.” But you already know Gibbs’ version is solely his, as he recounts an autobiographical tale. Based on reality, the events depicted in the track resulted in our Midwest Malcolm being left with a scar above his left eye. Read the rest of this entry »

If you know Freddie G’s story & history, you’re familiar that he’s not one for the industry politrix. Give him a blunt and beat and watch him work. And that’s exactly what he’s accomplishing on this freshly liberated joint from his next project The Labels Tryin To Kill Me! dropping early November. Read the rest of this entry »

As a PE stan, I approve Freddie’s gafflin’ of the intro beat from “Anti-Nigger Machine” and adding a twist of irony to the concept too since the n-word is heavily incorporated into his rhymes. Saying that he channels the spirit of Mister Chuck with his voice might be an understatement. Razor sharp delivery with lines that cut to the core.

Off his upcoming The Labels Tryin To Kill Me mixtape. Read the rest of this entry »