ABN’s fearless leader’s original version of “I’m On” played out like a blockbuster remix and it seemed like it was already at its apex with star power. Shame on anyone doubting the extent of Trae Tha Truth’s connections in this industry for the “2.0″ upgrade pits the hungriest of today’s rabid rappers together as they try to make their mark with just eight bars to spare. Read the rest of this entry »

What else can you really say here? Ever since Tyga decided to dumb it completely down, the whole country’s seemingly been stranded in “Rack City.” So, while his audience is zombified and their brains are picked apart by vultures disguised as strippers, the YMCMB’s youngest in charge drops this 2006-esque remix to keep the buzz on his upcoming debut, Careless World: The Last Prince. Read the rest of this entry »

Tyga Accused of Inciting 1,200 Person Riot [AHH]

Large Professor’s 10 Favorite Sample Flips [Ego Trip]

Does Nicki Minaj Have Competition From Iggy Azalea? [The Urban Daily] Read the rest of this entry »

There were at least three million reasons for that pretty mothaf*%cka A$AP to celebrate last year. Now, to help spread said success even further into 2012, the Harlem native has reworked this unreleased track he recorded with Windy City MC Jon James into a solo effort. “Celebration” has a tad more mainstream-appeal than most of his down-tempo catalog Read the rest of this entry »

‘Dexter’ Will ‘Likely’ End After Season 8 [NYDN]

‘Sh*t Nobody Says’ And Providing Closure For A Played Out Meme [Uproxx]

The Best Of This Week’s NBA Action In Pictures [With Leather] Read the rest of this entry »

This is the third time some incarnation of “Rack City” has been posted on this website…and we didn’t even post the song originally. But, since we’re not completely sick of it yet and Tyga is still trying to regain credit for his nationwide smash from the NBA players and Caucasian grandchildren making it famous, here we go again. Read the rest of this entry »

“Got ya grandma on my d*ck, b*tch, you know what it is…”

The Internet tends to find the oddest things funny. Dancing grandmothers, however, are not one of them. In all actuality, watching women old enough to have seen WWII getting down to anything, let alone Tyga’s strip club hit “Rack City,” is borderline amazing Read the rest of this entry »

Apparently, Tyga has a knack for knocking out hits to the simplest of melodies. After riding the four-note bassline of “Rack City” into a nice year-capper and future of strip club dividends, Young Money’s next-up releases another easy-cheesy single in “Faded.” Read the rest of this entry »

So, I was walking through hell, just casually knocking down icicles, when I saw someone made a song about the Clippers. Two years ago, hell…two weeks ago, that would’ve seemed sick and twisted. But, now that CP3 and Mr. Big Shot have arrived on LA’s other team, “Lob City” is so legit that T-Raw decided to turn his current strip-club anthem into the Clip Show’s unofficial theme song. Read the rest of this entry »

Amidst the controversy that is Drake having Serena bent over a tennis net (ALLEGEDLY!) causing Common to go all lyrical G.I. Joe – because I’m 89% sure that’s what this all boils down to – Drake, his leopard Northface* and Nike gloves kept it pushing by releasing the visual for “The Motto.” Read the rest of this entry »

Does anyone else find it odd that Tyga is the only one from the YMCMB clique that got this throwaway Drizzy feature for his lead single? Read the rest of this entry »

Young Money’s other tatted one can really rhyme his arse off when put in the right situation and not pressured to live up to some grand marketing scheme. Those disbelievers shall be pointed in the direction of “Tyga Montana,” as he employs that post-”B.M.F.” flow the kids are using as recreational drug these days and shows Future how to properly rap over his own beat. Read the rest of this entry »

Chris Brown bought out DatPiff and got HotNewHipHop to cosign his adventures in rapping, titled Boy In Detention. Listen if you will as “Breezy “displays his versatility as not just a singer, but a rapper as well.” Read the rest of this entry »

As he prepares next solo project, 87 Dreams To Reality, Gilbere reaches back into original 87 Dreams to redo “Burn Me Down,” adding a verse from Tyga.

Gilbere Forte’ Feat. Tyga – “Burn Me Down” (Prod. By Raak)

From what has been publicized this year, Young Money’s next “build-a-superstar” project appears to be Lil’ Twist. Given Baby, Slim and Weezy’s prior successes, maybe they know something the masses are currently unfamiliar with. It is Tyga, however, who seems like the logical choice for such backing. Admittedly, his Black Thoughts 2 mixtape was anticipated on my personal radar. Read the rest of this entry »