Even from the grave, the late, great Chad Butler can still pull a hoe’s hoe card. As if the intro to one of Trill O.G.’s bonus tracks didn’t give it away, it’s still UGK for life in the Bun B’s heart. And with that, The Trillologist takes to the Port Arthur Colosseum in an effort to remind you of his trillness and give Truck Buck some e-shine. Read the rest of this entry »

One of the illest songs of the year reciprocates the virus with a visual to get the culture live and thriving. Everytime you hear Bun B and Drizzy Drake body Boi-1da’s haunting organs, it constantly sounds fresh and beckons for a repeat listen and an increased volume in the subwoofers. First time impressions are always the deepest and here’s a few from my first go-round with the clip for “Put It Down.” Read the rest of this entry »

Picture Bun B ridin’ in a 500 Benz. Nah, never that. It’s always going to be a ‘Lac with candy paint to make a lady’s mouth water and keep the gents green with envy. And while he’s Mr. International, you can still find him posted in PA, either showing love to any Texas artist—like Slim Thug or crafting a real roller song with underrated production cartel Play-N-Skillz. Or a little bit of both. The Bun is versatile as they come for a  Trill O.G. and he pulls out all the player cards for his latest motion picture. Read the rest of this entry »

We know you hate this song, but they don’t care. It’s the self-made, trillionaires. Jampacked with aerial helicopter views from penthouse suites while pulling up mean with the angel bowing, Mr. 4 Cigs and Teddy Pain surround themselves with enough fat asses and liquor to get the party crackalatin’ on YouTube. Read the rest of this entry »

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Here we are and ready to announce the winner of Bun B’s solo discography. And that lucky TSS supporter is… *drum roll* Read the rest of this entry »

Let there be no doubt Bun B has hustle blood running through his veins. Since the untimely death of his partner in crime Pimp C, Houston’s torchbearer has continued to grind, releasing three solo joints and showing up as a sidekick on more teams than Shaq. As it usually happens, the hard work has paid off. With the third installment of his Trill series: Bun B and friends have released a smooth collection of southern-fried gangster rap to cap off a great summer of Hip-Hop. Read the rest of this entry »

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Bun B’s solo catalog up for grabs here. Five discs in total including Trill, Trill: Screwed & Chopped, II Trill, II Trill: Chopped-Up Not Slopped Up and the newly released Trill O.G.. Only ONE lucky winner though and with a simplified entry process that’s open to everyone. Read the rest of this entry »

While these three could probably count dead prezzies until their fingers chafe, Yo Gotti is freakin’ everywhere; filling his bank account with 0′s from these good rap collabos. As you’re reading this, he’s set to appear in the premier of Jeezy’s “All White Everything” later today on 106 & Park. Making easy money pimpin’, hoes in style. Read the rest of this entry »

They say our rap legends are forever immortalized in the music. If you’re a nonbeliever in the occult, Bun wants to change your religion with this particular track from his latest trifecta. Read the rest of this entry »

In the Book of Trill, chapter 1:16, it clearly states that thou shall tell the truth and nothing but the truth while the congregation sangs. Bun B abides by this oath and he gives you the Trill O.G. preamble to increasingly whet your appetite for more of the realness. Team Trill strikes again. Read the rest of this entry »

No surprises in seeing this collab here. The “Uptown” boys put it down on So Far Gone and since then, have been the best of chums. One would expect Bun to bring the trill but Drizzy sends some shots in some of you (ahem) “haters” direction without any sugar coating: Read the rest of this entry »

“Bun is on the mic, Premier is on the track/the south is in the house, now what can f#ck with that?”

The quoted line above pretty much sums it up as Premo returns home to Texas (sort of), blessing Bun with his signature scratches for the track “Let Em Know.” Trill OG hits stores on August 3rd. Read the rest of this entry »

It may not be as fashionable to book T-Pain for studio time anymore, but the Trill O.G. is looking to bring that practice back into reform. Supported by futuristic J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League swagger, Bun Beedo is in complete control of his funds as he pounds the pavement with his street single. Read the rest of this entry »

It will never feel perfectly comfortable seeing Bun ride solo. Thankfully for Bun (more so us, the fans), he is beyond capable of holding his own on records. With his next solo project on the way, Trill O.G., the Underground King recently let go of the project’s first official offering, the potential dopeboy anthem, “Countin’ Money.” Naturally, if you’re going to have a d-boy banger, bringing Yo Gotti and the soon-to-be-freed Gucci Mane only makes sense. Read the rest of this entry »

After a snippet appeared on the mixtape that wasn’t, here’s a more complete version of “Countin’ Money.” For archival and anticipation purposes only, as this supposedly will feature Gucci and Jewman before all is said and done for it to appear on Bun’s Trill OG album. Read the rest of this entry »