Young Jeezy delivers the Drama-free versions of two of his recent mixtapes, The Real Is Back and The Real Is Back 2. Read the rest of this entry »

As expected, the dubya’s keep piling up for Jeezy as he’s easing into the final lap as the TM103 race continues. The Real came back and now we have another Decatur Dan-treated visual to support the movement. To be considered yourself a winner, you have to surround yourself with some and alongside the entire USDA, Read the rest of this entry »

If you ever found yourself writing “Fabolous” on a term paper like it belonged in the dictionary, then you probably have come to the conclusion that Loso’s impact in music has undoubtedly made a dent. Even when it feels like he hasn’t done much recently, you can look up and spot him anchoring one of the hottest songs of the week like it was just another day in the office. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve been trying to think of the right word to describe the hip-hop audience, because fickle doesn’t seem to quite cover it any more. With new mixtapes, albums, street albums, radio singles, street singles, buzz singles, “people-didn’t-like-it-so-now-it’s-not-really-the-single” singles dropping daily, fan loyalty is about as shaky as Amy Winehouse in Serbia last weekend. Read the rest of this entry »

Taking a trip to Atlanta for a brief moment, Decatur Dan rounds up those specializing in trap rap à la Alley Boy, Young Jeezy and everyone with a slight affiliation with Duct Tape or CTE for the “Four” visual. Those who gave The Real Is Back a listen will remember only Alley and Young appeared on the song. Calls were made, favors were placed and the result ended up being John’s country cousin, Yo, as the third brick flipper. Read the rest of this entry »

While the wait for TM 103 continues, Jeezy joins forces with Weezy to release a visual for “Ballin’.” Read the rest of this entry »

Well, Jeezy did say “All I need is Trap Life across my belly, I’m Makaveli” on the intro to his latest tape, The Real Is Back. For the motion picture of his Weezy-assisted single “Ballin’,” Young appears to be donning Tupac’s role of “Birdie” from Above The Rim. Read the rest of this entry »

After a few years of squabbles behind them, Jeezy and Drama reconnect in an attempt to conjure up the chemistry that first made each equally successful. Jeezy brings along his CTE team (including Freddie) as well as Yo Gotti, Lil Wayne, Alley Boy and Fabolous. Read the rest of this entry »