Time has a not-so-funny way of passing us by. As we, TSS Crew strive to give you our earnest and admittedly, unquestionable opinions on the albums of the day, sometimes even a couple projects slip through our impenetrable reviewing hands. Take a SXSW here and a couple trips to New York there, the missed calls begin to pile up. So as we enter the quarter of our Hip-Hop fiscal year, here’s our chance to blow secondhand smoke on some of 2010′s offerings. Read the rest of this entry »

Khaled’s Victory is available at many fine retail outlets across the country and online today. Read the rest of this entry »

Khaled has no intentions of anyone stopping him from being the first one to break the ribbon in the race, reinterpreting Al Davis’ famous Raiders slogan to something of his own. Here, he brings in remix heavyweights Luda and Snoop along with frequent collaborators T-Pain and Rawse for another track off the forthcoming Victory album.

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Download — DJ Khaled Feat. T-Pain, Ludacris, Rick Ross & Snoop Dogg – “All I Do Is Win”

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I’ve got a problem. Give or take a few records, I’m a fan of DJ Khaled and the great majority of his catalog. And you know what? I don’t mind dude yelling nonsense over each song either. It’s quite funny and brings added hype to the compilation. That’s the point of a DJ right? Read the rest of this entry »

DJ Khaled is the best and should never forget it, lest he remind you @ every possible opportunity. And while he does have a modest degree of talent, I’ll never fully understand his maverick ability to get the game’s stars to consistently contribute to his projects. Case in point, his latest video for “Fed Up” featuring Young Jizzle from the bottom of the map, Wheelchair Jimmy, Ursher Raymond, Ricky Rawse the bawse and a verse (but no video appearance from) Lil Weezer. Read the rest of this entry »

Not to overtly spoil the campaign towards Khaled’s next project, but I’m gonna anyway. Read the rest of this entry »