Uncle Murda returned to The Breakfast Club to discuss his latest mixtape Ain’t Nothing Sweet, Pawn Right commercial, turning down L&HH, Epic Records deal, Chris Lighty’s passing, Tupac and Biggie murders, Brooklyn gentrification, and more. – Team Yee
Taken from Murda and GMG’s Ain’t Nothing Sweet mixtape, which was supposed to come out today….it looks as if it will now be dropping February 21st.
Taken from Uncle Murda and GMG’s Ain’t Nothing Sweet Vol. 1, dropping Valentine’s Day.
Serious New York collaboration courtesy of Uncle M. Produced by Jerry Wonda.
(Probably) taken from Memphis Bleek’s upcoming mixtape The Movement 2.
Produced by Jahlil Beats and (visual) courtesy of Funkmaster Flex.
Uncle Murda and Chinx Drugz link for up for the latest visual taken from Uncle Murda’s The First 48 mixtape. In the clip, the two rappers show us how to ball in a strip club.
After being co-signed by 50 Cent, Nat Lotto drops off his visual for a record with the G-Unit boss (as well as Uncle Murda), taken from Hell & Paradise. This dude can spit.
The latest from Uncle Murda, featuring Harlem’s Vado and kind-of-a-New-Yorker Waka Flocka.
Sidebar: I don’t really think that the man trying to call himself UM could really change his name if he wanted to.
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Uncle Murda explains the details surrounding Brooklyn rapper Ra Diggs and current charges he’s facing, which was publicized after his lyrics were used against him for indictment. Uncle Murda also explains Ra’s current situation and shares how he feels about lyrics being used against rappers when they face charges.
Courtesy of EME and featuring the likes of Stalley, Uncle Murda, Mavado, Jim Jones, French Montana, Lil Durk, Fabolous and more.
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I think this was an extremely unnecessary topic……his original name is Uncle Murda. I think we can all guess why he went with an abbreviation.
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UM (fka Uncle Murda) was in New York filming his new video for the new single ‘New York City’, featuring fellow New Yorkers Waka Flocka (sort of) and Vado. Check out a few pics above.
This blessing comes from Complex, by way of the trio’s collaborative 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s Pt. II out July 30th.
New York is on fire right now with new music tonight….here’s a new one — and it’s straight to the point — from Uncle M featuring Waka Flocka and Vado.
The Last Champion should be here sooner than you think.
Uncle Murda drops off a new visual with a lot of cake and bad bitches, taken from his previous mixtape The First 48. I wonder how I can RSVP for the next party.
Oh, man…..the gift that keeps on giving. Ray J has somehow found a way to extend his old to Kim Kardashian by including Uncle Murda, Dorrough, Clyde Carson and why-the-fuck-would-you-call-yourself Uiie Popcorn Man in on the joke.
Tahiry keeps this circus moving right along, not only with a video to her new song, but with the addition of two guys who probably just want that ass if it meant they’d have to do 10 songs with her. Enjoy, and download here is you like what you’re hearing.
As you can see above and below, Hot 97 and BET are putting together a serious cypher this coming Monday to honor the great Frank White on the 16th anniversary of his passing. Above is the trailer.
In Flex We Trust liberates Uncle Murda’s latest visual for ‘Brother & Sister’, from The First 48.
Uncle Murda brings his brand of funk to Drake’s ‘Started From The Bottom’ instrumental while on Flex’s show.
