At the tail end of the 1990s, Brandy and Monica recorded one of the most popular catfights in history — the multi-platinum “The Boy Is Mine.” Now that they’re older, wiser and done fighting over Mekhi Phifer, they’ve decided to pick up where they left off and update the references of voicemails to Facebook on “It All Belongs To Me.” Read the rest of this entry »

La Flare’s looking to regain the top spot on the block by teaming with DJ Holiday to drop the Trap Back mixtape. With his legal difficulties creating setbacks, the argument can be made that Gucci’s been surpassed by a few others Read the rest of this entry »

If the rap game actually runs parallel to the crack game, taking over one’s town is the first objective in total domination. Don Trip keep this logic in mind and knows that even with his growing prowess in the Hip-Hop world, making sure he remains Memphis’ own remains priority number one. Read the rest of this entry »

After the e-streets severely disapproved of Yo Gotti’s last crossover attempt (yes, Vince Carter), the Memphis grizzled rapper decides to make things a little “Harder” by having Gabriel Hart film a video for Live From The Kitchen’s requisite Rozay feature. Unintentional silliness ensues and nobody is none wiser for it. Read the rest of this entry »

Come next Tuesday, TC will unfortunately have to retire his now classic phrase, “Live From The Kitchen is never coming out.” The reason being is the album will be hitting shelves and the radio-aimed, female-friendly “Go Girl” looks to reel in a new allegiance of fans for Memphis’ current face of Hip-Hop. Read the rest of this entry »

While it’s not the most arduous task to master, by the looks of Yo Gotti’s latest visual “Single,” the trapper rapper of the year seems to have perfected the “Birdman hand-rub.” When you factor in the weight of the ice on his wrist, which probably rivals the density of actual glaciers however, the feat somewhat becomes something to marvel at. Read the rest of this entry »

Am I crazy, or did Yo Gotti just flip the melody from Mortal Kombat and turn it into a trap anthem, called “Cases?” Read the rest of this entry »

Cue up any Snowman ad-lib you like. Somebody said the thugs were in need of deliverance and guess who’s coming through the neighborhood? You can miss Jeezy with the I.O.U.’s, though. He don’t owe anybody “Nothing” and he’s making that point quite clear with TM103 just around the corner. This joint is straight heat, kelvin. Read the rest of this entry »

If TC was writing this, we already know what the first sentence would be. Yo Gotti is preparing yet another release before the now mythical Live From The Kitchen is placed on the dinner table. Currently untitled, the first glimpse is the Gucci Mane and Juelz Santana featured “Colors.” Read the rest of this entry »

The career paths of Boosie and Webbie would be extremely different had Chad Butler never passed away. I’m convinced of this. Listen to any interview from years past with the two and pay attention how highly they speak of their late mentor. The respect went far beyond music, rather someone they genuinely trusted with their careers (a rarity if there ever was one in the music industry). Read the rest of this entry »

Stop browsing around the Internet and get 2 Chainz’s new tape, T.R.U. REALigion, right here. The artist formerly known as Tity Boi cashes in on the buzz that has him as the architect of one of the more anticipated projects this fall, retail or not. To make the situation official, the mixtape world’s almighty landlord, DJ Drama, joins the festivities to add the Gangsta Grillz stamp of approval. With the make up favoring more album than tape, the Codeine Cowboy assembles a who’s-who cast of producers and features. Read the rest of this entry »

For this particular timeout, Freeway is taking a Gatorade break but instead of sitting on the sidelines, he’s cutting a slew of new records for the sake of entertaining you and your iPod. Backed by Superstar Jay and DJ Love Dinero, The Intermission slaps together an all-star cast in Freddie Gibbs, Yo Gotti, Wale, Bink! and hometown homie Meek Mill for rawer-than-shrimp street talk. Read the rest of this entry »

For those wondering why Meek Mill seems to have Rick Ross’ undivided attention instead of seeing a more equal spread amongst Maybach brothers, look no further than their chemistry on wax. “Don’t Panic” was and still is a fan favorite from the Dreamchasers mixtape and along with fellow diesel pusher, Yo Gotti, the hottest unofficial duo in the streets show you exactly what to do if you’re ever harassed by those boys with the Michigan-colored jackets. Read the rest of this entry »

Duct Tape and D5M are back with more Trouble. This time around it’s the release of the Atlanta rapper’s Green Light mixtape, hosted by Don Cannon. Read the rest of this entry »

Gucci Mane’s either already in hibernation or headed there shortly but he always leaves behind plenty of material. Read the rest of this entry »