Fred The Godson - 89 Ft. Reef Hustle & Block Montana (Official Music Video)
Bronx, New York emcee Fred the Godson was a supreme lyricist who was taken from the world way too soon. He was an extremely hard worker though and will live on forever through his music.
Check out "89" featuring Reef Hustle and Block Montana off of Fred's 2013 mixtape, "Talking Bout Money Records Volume 1."
Legendary Wu Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah is preparing to release "Supreme Clientele 2." He stops by The Breakfast Club to chop it up about the album, his writing process, the younger generation of artists and much more.
01. GOAT feat. Premo Rice 02. NASCAR 03. Flashlights 04. It Is What It is 05. Fashion 06. Fine Shyt feat. Kamaiyah 07. Bad Bitch 08. Sacrifices 09. Driver 10. I Love This Shit 11. Floating 12. Walk with Me feat. Elcamino & Brother Tom Sos 13. Brand New (New Year) feat. Sammy Sosa
Dave East & Young Chris - I SMELL THE MONEY (New Official Music Video) #FineDiningDeluxe
The deluxe version of Young Chris and Dave East's collaborative album "FINE DINING" has arrived. Check out the official music video for "I SMELL THE MONEY." One of three new bonus songs added to the project.
Directed by Watch the Screen
Produced by High Honors
"Fine Dining" Deluxe Edition album now available now on all streaming platforms
1. Pablo & Gunner 2. Gemstars & Baggies (feat. Cruch Calhoun) 3. Kiss The Sky (feat. Ransom) 4 Ain't Adding Up 5. She's Choosing (feat. ElCamino) 6. We Won't Stop 7. 10 Toes Down 8 Get That Money 9. Casino 10. I Smell the Money 11. Peedi Peedi
Brick City’s Kellz Merlin is back with “Tuluminati Freestyle” Directed by Fah films productions the 4th visual off the “Snacks Raps Mixtape“ which is out now on bandcamp …as The Merlin Man prepares for upcoming “Gift Rap 2” release this year he continues to cook up dope freestyles to hold the supporters over https://kellzmerlin.bandcamp.com/album/snack-raps
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A jury found a man not guilty Thursday of organizing the daytime ambush killing of rapper Young Dolph at a Memphis bakery in November 2021.
A Memphis jury deliberated about 3 hours before finding Hernandez Govan, 45, not guilty of first-degree murder & conspiracy to commit first-degree murder.
Govan was not accused of shooting Young Dolph, but prosecutors claimed he directed the 2 people who did. The jury was not convinced, however, despite a man’s testimony that Govan hired him to “do the hits” & was going to take $10,000 as his cut.
Young Dolph, whose legal name is Adolph Thornton Jr., 36, was a rapper & independent label owner who grew up in Memphis.
Authorities said 2 men exited a white Mercedes Benz & began shooting at the rapper at the bakery. He died after being shot about 20 times.
Testifying against Govan was Cornelius Smith Jr., who has admitted to being 1 of the 2 shooters who ambushed Young Dolph. Smith previously was the main witness against Justin Johnson, who was convicted of first-degree murder in 2024 after Smith named him as the second shooter.
Memphis prosecutors have portrayed the killing as part an effort by Anthony “Big Jook” Mims to get revenge on Young Dolph for diss tracks aimed at Big Jook & the record label he helped run for his brother, rapper Yo Gotti. Smith has testified that Big Jook put out a $100,000 hit on Young Dolph as well as smaller bounties on all the artists at Young Dolph’s record label, Paper Route Empire.
Big Jook was shot & killed outside a restaurant in January 2024.
Prosecutors introduced as evidence dozens of cellphone communications between Johnson, Smith, Govan & Big Jook ahead of the shooting.
Smith is charged with murder & conspiracy to commit murder but has pleaded not guilty.
Benny The Butcher Ft. G Herbo - WHY WOULD I (New Extended Version) (Prod. 1Ryan x Thankutimmy)
Buffalo and Chicago link up as Benny the Butcher recruits G Herbo for the extended version of "WHY WOULD I." The original version appears on Benny's "Summertime Butch 2" album.
Reef Hustle - Demonstration (No Ideas Original) (New Official Music Video) (Dir. GTown Films)
BARS!!!
Reef Hustle is in his bag once again and blesses fans with a heat rock. Peep game as he delivers a "DEMONSTRATION" of fist class wordplay over Nas' "NO IDEA'S ORIGINAL" instrumental.
Lloyd Banks - Arsenal (None Of Y'all Betta Freestyle) (Prod. DJ Premier) (New Audio Visualizer)
Blue Hefner continues his lyrical rampage over your favorite rapper's instrumentals by releasing "ARSENAL." A blistering freestyle over the DJ Premier-produced "NONE OF Y'ALL BETTA" by Jadakiss of The Lox.
Luke Thomas joins W. Kamau Bell to break down the politics swirling inside the UFC — from being “in the belly of the MAGA beast” to exposing the influence of Donald Trump and Dana White. They dig into the UFC’s massive $7.7 billion Skydance–Paramount deal, what it means for fighter pay, and how political power plays are shaping the sport’s future.
Luke explains why engaging with MAGA audiences matters, the dangers of one-sided media diets, and how UFC fighters remain stuck with just 15–20% of revenue despite record profits. Kamau connects the dots between corporate media consolidation, athlete exploitation, and a sport increasingly intertwined with right-wing politics.
If you care about fair pay for fighters, the politics of combat sports, or the fight over who controls the narrative, you won’t want to miss this conversation
Acclaimed Brooklyn hip-hop duo Pockets & Tex are pulling back the curtain on one of their most gripping unreleased tracks to date: “The Evils”. Produced by PocketsBeats, this long-shelved gem from the RX Vault delivers a dark, cinematic soundscape layered with raw storytelling, moral tension, and the unmistakable chemistry that has defined the group’s reputation.
Representing the heartbeat of Brooklyn, Pockets & Tex have carved a name for themselves through relentless lyricism, authentic storytelling, and beats that bridge underground grit with modern polish. Known for their undeniable synergy and ability to turn lived experience into gripping hip-hop narratives, the duo continues to expand their catalog while staying rooted in the streets that shaped them.
Now available for streaming on all music platforms
Flashing wealth in the hood can lead to deadly consequences. This video dives into the harsh realities of street life, where displaying valuables like luxury cars, expensive jewelry, or large sums of money can make you a target. Using the tragic example of a recent incident involving a man in an affluent car and chain, it highlights the risks tied to the "code of the streets." From gang conflicts to rising violence, the video explores how criminal conduct and desperation fuel these dangerous encounters.
CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Chicago West Side Shooting 02:45 - Last Moments 14:15 - Tugg's Presence Explained 21:00 - Tugg's Witness Account 24:44 - August 13 Incident Connection 27:05 - "You Look Like A Bag Of Money" Phrase 27:55 - Importance of Being Low Key 29:45 - Tips If You're Being Robbed 30:50 - Shoutouts and Mentions