Even if you have only been paying attention to the visuals, it’s easy to see that Trouble’s December 17th is one of the most polished projects to drop the current fiscal year. In a perfect world, these songs would serve as an amalgam for radio and club fodder, with each of them transcending every region like locusts in biblical times. Read the rest of this entry »

“I swear young women are lost these days, but older women dig me/F*ckin’ women that knew Biggie so it really ain’t no biggie…”

Future’s “Tony Montana” has been bubbling below the Mason-Dixon line for a few months now, but apparently all hands are on deck to take it nationwide with the release of the “official version” featuring Drake. Read the rest of this entry »

Duct Tape’s shoot first, ask questions later live wire, Trouble, continues to shake things up. What we have here is the traptastic remix to his street anthem “Bussin’” featuring hood favorites Yo Gotti, Waka Flocka and Trae Tha Truth. Read the rest of this entry »

Here comes Trouble, back with video numero cuatro from his December 17th mixtape. Not as testy as the “Questions” clip but there’s only so much dust-kicking that the game can stand per artist I guess. Read the rest of this entry »

The dark cloud that once followed an angst-filled teen around the Queensbridge housing projects, has found its way to Atlanta, GA. Fresh out of prison, Duct Tape Entertainment’s Trouble has been keeping busy living up to his name. On this one, Trouble saves the questions for himself (“How the fuck them birds fall from out the sky like that?/Why the Lord let DJ die and make me cry like that?”) on the intense “World Goes ‘Round.” Read the rest of this entry »

Trae Tha Truth is without a doubt one of the most underrated, overlooked, deserving talents of this game. He’s well aware of it so no need to go because it hasn’t steered him away from the quest to get his forthcoming album, Street King on shelves this summer (6.28.11, mark the date!). To celebrate his retail victory, the Houston Astro called up Don Cannon and explicitly instructed he needed some street heat to let the fans know what’s around the corner. Read the rest of this entry »

“Whatever happened to Kuntry King, ain’t sh*t he laughin’ at/His song was the baddest bitch, Alfamega the biggest snitch/I feel like Tip woulda been better reppin’ this Duct Tape sh*t…”

Whew, lawd. Call the coroner. Trouble smashed this one. Read the rest of this entry »

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– The Beastie Boys did what the Knicks couldn’t – take over Madison Square Garden.

– Thanks to a mixtape and a haircut, Soulja Boy will now be paying homage to the late Tupac Shakur by reviving the role of Bishop. Yep, that Bishop. Read the rest of this entry »

Like his mischievous moniker glaringly alludes to, ATL’s Trouble is a problem for Hip-Hop in both the good and bad sense. If you’re a fan looking for someone to bring a disorderly counterbalance all the happiness running rampant these days, it’ll be all good if you start “bussin’ for Trouble.” If you so happen to be one of those said smiley face acts, it might be bad news for you and your skinny jeans Read the rest of this entry »

Anytime there is a Georgia ghetto full of choppers and headbusters ready for some G-action, best believe Decatur Dan will be on the scene, ready to document the festivities. In his latest hood narrative, Double D wound up planted in the Edgewood projects in Atlanta, with plenty of Duct Tape Ent goons pointing heavy machinery in his direction. But it wasn’t beef they were seeking; they all were “Bussin’” for Trouble as he melted the concrete clear off the pavement with a grind-ready anthem. Read the rest of this entry »

Jail derails the best laid plans of mice, men and young Black males. To this fact, Trouble can attest, seeing his rap dreams upended by a stint in the belly of the beast. Since his December 17th, 2010, the Atlanta scribe has been on a slow, but steady grind consisting of all street and concrete, no saccharine. Read the rest of this entry »

A wise man once said, “Everybody that’s down witcha, ain’t down witcha. So appreciate the ones that are down witcha.” It’s not during the best of times where true friendship and loyalty will show their face. Instead, a person realizes the people and things worth investing in when the chips are low and morale even lower. Duct Tape Entertainment’s own Trouble is preparing the release of a “welcome home opus,” otherwise known as his December 17th mixtape. Read the rest of this entry »