As many seem to only be lenient towards Henny and Vodka being their favorite drinks when they relax,BLiS is on another level when it comes towards keeping calm,enjoying life with having a bottle of "D'usse" and smoke along side.
The STL artist captivates the JCaspersen production with ways of how he elevates less stress in his life from old females still cutting up,causing wanted stress.Not to mention the long days of putting in hard work on a daily as well.Best way in life for him is grabbing a bottle of "D'usse".
Keep an eye for him as his brand is on the horizon coming out of the Midwest as an elite independent rapper.
Brooklyn, New York native andBSB Records CEO, Troy Ave, is ready to get things kicked off in his 2017 campaign by releasing a new mixtape titled "Dope Boy Troy" on March 24.
He just released the cover, which you can check out up top.
Remy Ma and Fat Joe were guests on The Wendy Williams Show Friday, March 3. The two discussed "All the Way Up," being nominated for a Grammy, not understanding how Drake won the award for Best Rap Song when "Hotline Bling" doesn't fit that category, their new album "Plata O Plomo," and Remy's husband Papoose.
Eventually the conversation shifted to Remy's beef with Nicki Minaj and her diss song "Shether."
"It wasn't that she was targeted. I hear people people 'We're waiting for her response.' That was a response. She started it," Remy explains. "And then, I feel that it's weird because she's been doing this to a lot of females. From Lil Kim, to Mariah [Carey], to Taylor Swift, to [Miley Cyrus] ... and no one says anything.
"It wasn't necessarily the little subliminal stuff on records because I don't care," Remy continued. "It was the behind the scenes things that you people would never know about. As far as trying to keep me off of the Red Carpet, trying to make sure awards don't go to me or she's not gonna be in attendance. Or trying to get people to make bad reports about my album sales, or just anything that I'm doing. To make me look less and to make her look better. I have a problem when you're trying to stop my bag ... when you're trying to stop me from taking care of my children I have a problem with that."
At that point Remy acknowledged that Meek Mill gave her some inside information about his ex and explained that she came to the show dressed in all black because it was Nicki Minaj's funeral.
The Bronx, New York native added that Nicki would no longer be a topic of conversation because "my grandmother told me never to speak ill of the dead."
Young Money Records recording artist Cory Gunz stepped up to the mic at New York City radio station Hot 97 to blaze a fire freestyle for Funkmaster Flex.
Boosie Badazzis an example of a rap artist who despite his enormous success, is not afraid to speak his mind. As he watches the drama unfold betweenRemy MaandNicki Minajhe's bothered by what he sees as clit hoppers, abandoning an artist because it's the in thing to do at the moment.
Check out what he posted on his Instagram account.
"Now I'm not taking sides with Nicki r Remy cause that's not what I do, but I do gotta speak on this," read the post. "When did all you bitches start hating Nicki so bad? Y'all the same bitches was just Nicki crazy knowing all her punch lines. Saying she harder than all male rappers, dressing like her, etc. Everywhere I would hear 'Nobody ain't fucking with Nicki.' Now most of the same hoes told me that they have completely turned on this girl. People r so fucking fake. This post go make u think like dam I am a fake ass bitch."
A former female protégé ofToo Shortis accusing him of rape.
TMZ reports that an investigation into the allegations has been launched by police. The alleged victim claims that on November 1, 2016, Short, born Todd Shaw, sexually assaulted her at a Los Angeles home.
She has participated in various music projects and videos alongside the rapper. She says her provocative actions in the videos were not an invitation for sex because she's a virgin.
The assault wasn't reported to police until a month later.
Short denies the allegation. The 50-year old multi-platinum selling artist says the woman is trying to extort him after being dropped from his label.
Sources close to Short say the alleged victim made the story up following her release. Since then she has asked to get back on the label.
Def Jam just released a project titled "Direct Deposit, Vol. 2." It includes a brand new song from Iggy Azalea, "Can't Lose," featuring Lil Uzi Vert. The track will also appear on Iggy's forthcoming "Digital Distortion" album.
Check out the official music video for the collaboration from Quavo, Lil Uzi Vert and Travis Scott titled "Go Off." This is off of "The Fate and the Furious: The Album."
1) Young Thug, 2 Chainz, Wiz Khalifa & PnB Rock - Gang Up 2) Lil Uzi Vert, Quavo & Travis Scott - Go Off 3) G-Eazy & Kehlani - Good Life 4) PnB Rock, Kodak Black & A Boogie Wit da Hoodie – Horses 5) Migos - Seize The Block 6) YoungBoy Never Broke Again – Murder (feat. 21 Savage) [Remix] 7) Bassnectar – Speakerbox (feat. Ohana Bam & Lafa Taylor) [F8 Remix] 8) Post Malone - Candy Paint 9) Kevin Gates - 911 10) Lil Yachty – Mamacita (feat. Rico Nasty) 11) Jeremih, Ty Dolla $ign & Sage The Gemini - Don't Get Much Better 12) Pitbull & J Balvin - Hey Ma (feat. Camila Cabello) [Spanish Version] 13) Pinto “Wahin” & DJ Ricky Luna - La Habana (feat. El Taiger) 14) J Balvin & Pitbull - Hey Ma (feat. Camila Cabello)
KXNG Crooked fka Crooked I flows so effortlessly and with so many bars it wouldn't be surprising if other emcees heard his new "Cut You Loose" freestyle and threw their mics away. Peep it up top to see what we mean.
Remy Ma places her foot firmly on Nicki Minaj's neck as she drops a second diss song titled "Another One." Nicki has not responded yet, but at this point she has to.
Ask any rapper what they think of their skills and he or she will tell you they are the best ... period. That bravado or confidence is a part of the competitive nature of hip hop.
However, there are very few spitters that will compare themselves to Tupac Shakur. Much less, boldly proclaim that they are better than the late hip hop icon, who is widely considered to be the best to ever pick up a mic.
Apparently,Joey Bada$$didn't get that memo. During a recent interview with Genius the 22-year old Brooklyn, New York native gave 2Pac props for being one of his influences, but added that a battle between them would be no competition.
"I already know I'm a better rapper that 2Pac is. That's just facts. One-on-one battle, I'll flame 'Pac," Joey said.
After criticism started to come his way for the comments, Joey took to his Twitter account to defend himself.
"When I said I was better than PAC (my favorite rapper of all time) I was refering to rap skill. Bar for bar. Not accolades or influence," he wrote. "And I back myself 1000 times to that fact... media like twisting up the words but that's I meant when I said it for all you butt hurt bozos. Being said that I’ll leave any further addressing to the #BadassDefenseSquad."
Super producer Mike Will Made-It is preparing the second installment of his "Ransom" mixtape series. Here's a song off of it titled "Gucci On My" featuring Migos, 21 Savage and YG.
Da Cloth family don't believe in taking days off. Whether it's spitting live bars on Shade45 for DJ Kay Slay or laying down murder muzik in the studio, it's all about the lyrics. Check out their latest music video from their "On the Spot" series with Rigz, Symph and Rob Gates.
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