From Vlad TV:
G.O.O.D. Music rapper Pusha T opens up about Kanye West’s fashion sense, and explains that the “skirt” he wore during his “Watch the Throne” tour with Jay Z wasn’t something that he’d rock. He also believes that Kanye’s choice of clothing during the tour was to show the dichotomy between the two rappers.
YRN2 is officially on the way; in the meantime, enjoy a new visual from said project, which drops December 10th. Migos’ <em>Young Rich Niggas mixtape is out now..
Whos Da Boss has a brand new series, and Blizzard is the latest to take on in the above clip.
Dizzy Wright performs at Hard Rock Live for the hometown stop of his Golden Age tour.
Janelle Monae brought her android style to Arsenio’s stage and blew the place up with “Electric Lady.”
Produced by M-Phazes and directed by Court Dunn. His latest project of the same name is out now.
Here is our eleventh episode of brand new series Rated featuring the Little Torment. – GRM Daily
Grimsta, Mayhem NODB and Safone wax poetic over Drake and Hov’s ‘Pound Cake’ instrumental. Visual courtesy of P110 Media.
From Digital Spy:
Fun Lovin’ Criminals and 6 Music DJ Huey Morgan storms off BBC Two quiz show Never Mind the Buzzcocks tonight after falling out with hosts Rizzle Kicks.
The singer started sulking after Rizzle Kicks used Fun Lovin’ Criminals lyrics in the ‘Next Lines’ round of the competition, a standard practice on the comedy music show.
Noticing that Morgan was unhappy, Rizzle Kicks asked: “Are you alright with that?”
Morgan replied: “I’m totally alright with that, I just thought you guys might do something different for a change.”
The hip-hop duo reply: “It’s part of the game Huey… It’s next lines mate.”
Growing increasingly frustrated, Morgan ends the game by smashing his mug on the desk, with pieces shattering across his desk near teammates Phill Jupitus and Laura Whitmore.
“Huey, it’s the game bro, I say a line, you sing the other line. You don’t have to smash a mug in my hair,” laughs Jordan Stephens afterwards.
Morgan continued to grow restless as Rizzle Kicks joked about the incident and rival team captain Noel Fielding mocked the mug smashing incident. As the final shot of the episode was filmed, Morgan walked out of the studio, appearing to be annoyed with the presenters’ behavior.
Rick Ross links with Wale, Whole Slab and Birdman to deliver the official visual for ‘Stack On The Belt’ off Self Made 3 (out now). Directed by DRE Films.
Gibbs drops the sequel to “Still Livin” with OJ Simpson’s pursuit video in the background.
Mixtape Kitchen spoke to Jose Guapo about his new ‘tape, ATL and more.
If you missed the television premiere of Black Girls Rock! (which was hosted by Tracee Ellis Ross and Regina King), you can enjoy the performances — from the likes of Janelle Monáe, Jennifer Hudson, Kelly Rowland, Eve, Sevyn Streeter, Ledisi, Patti Labelle and more — below.
Future releases the first episode of his ‘I’m Just Being Honest’ web series. Future’s upcoming album Honest still has no release date, but I’m sure we will get one very soon.
In this first episode, Future hits New York for the Brooklyn stop on his Would You Like A Tour? with Drake & Miguel. During the stop, he headed over to 106 & Park for a performance and FUSE for a interview. He also shot a video with Mike Will for a new upcoming trackm titled “Faded”.
In related news, his “Real & True” Music Video featuring Miley Cyrus & Mr. Hudson premieres on MTV November 10th.
The Dividends take you behind the scenes of creating Eminem’s “Bad Guy”. MMLP2 in stores Nov. 5th!
Oochie releases another visual for a record off his forthcoming mixtape Dew Print 2, directed by Mack Visions.
‘All About She’ perform their debut single “Higher” for SBTV.
Foams SB releases the visual for his record with Fat Trel off his debut mixtape The Fanango which is available now. If you like ratchets hoes you’re going to love Foams SB’s new video.
Well…..I guess I need to take another listen to Eminem’s new album, as he has apparently disses Asher Roth on the track ‘Asshole’…and they very diss is the subject of Rosenberg’s latest Realness segment on Hot 97.
My favorite female emcee returns with a new record & visual where she takes a few shots at some of the emcees in the game. 3D Na’Tee had this to say about her new record below:
This record was a direct derivative of the emotions I had after a week of linking with Steve Rifkind of All Def Digital/Universal in my hometown, hearing my name mentioned in some of the hottest/heated hip hop debates, and working on several tracks for my next project, The Regime. With all the talk of Hova’s, Kings of New York, Kings of Rap, Yeezus’, and Rap Gods, true rap fiends can be excited that at least a small percentage of artist seem to still care about that competitive gene in hip hop that kept top artist competing to be better lyrically. That same gene compelled new artist to aspire to be like the greats. And, whether Charlamange admits it or not, I will be one of them…
3D Na’Tee. She’s from New Orleans. (when asked, “Who is the best female artist out right now?” by Angela Yee of The Breakfast Club.)The video was shot and edited by @DunnDealDesign and produced by 5StarBeatz who I worked with previously on The Coronation. I’ll be dropping new music on my app soon, so make sure you get it now from the iTunes or Google Play Store.
I forgot about this, which went down during Power 105’s Powerhouse concert. It’s dumb late anyway.
Months after Kendrick drops the infamous “Control” verse, Fabolous addresses it at Powerhouse 2013 at the Barclays Center in NYC.
Eminem rips through the best track on The Marshall Mathers LP 2, which drops tomorrow, at the first annual YouTube awards.
You can read all about how the event went down here.
While performing at Center Stage in ATL, Lupe Fiasco debuts a new song titled ‘Drizzy’s Law’, which — as you may have guessed — seems to tap into Drake’s lane a bit. Hopefully we’ll get a CDQ soon.
