Lenny Grant a.k.a. Uncle Murda will be dropping his highly anticipated mixtape titled "Don't Come Outside" on October 31st. Features include 50 Cent, Dave East, Don Q, Que Banz, Maino, Trick Trick, Jadakiss, Young Dolph and more.
The legendary lyricist Redman sits down with The Breakfast Club to discuss his new show 'Scared Famous', Wu-tang, his thoughts on Eminem's BET freestyle and much more:
· New Vh1 Show
· Favorite Horror Show
· Inspiring Eminem
· Em’s BET Freestyle
· Being on the Wu-tang album
· Lesson Learned
· Is it for the money
· The rap scene in Jersey now
· Why do you feel the industry is shit now
· Throwback artists still working
· Artists not wanting to follow Red and Meth during shows
· Lip synching
· If someone young has never heard of Redman which album should they listen too
Talib Kweli is preparing to release his eighth solo album titled "Radio Silence" on November 17. The 11-track project features Anderson .Paak, Jay Electronica, Yummy Bingham, Waka Flocka, BJ the Chicago Kid, Bilal, Robert Glasper, Rick Ross and more.
1. The Magic Hour 2. Traveling Light (feat. Anderson .Paak) 3. All of Us (feat. Jay Electronica & Yummy Bingham) 4. She’s My Hero 5. Chips (feat. Wake Flocka Flame) 6. Knockturnal 7. Radio Silence (feat. Amber Coffman & Myka 9) 8. The One I Love (feat. BJ The Chicago Kid) 9. Heads Up Eyes Open (feat. Rick Ross & Yummy Bingham) 10. Let It Roll 11. Write at Home (feat. Datcha, Bilal & Robert Glasper)
E-40 the Ambassador of the Bay Area and Sick Wid It Records owner joins Undaflow on this classic, Candy Remix and video presented by Dope Era watch now on You Tube and follow on Spotify @undaflow! Download song out everywhere!
Lil B was scheduled to perform at the Rolling Loud Bay Area festival on Saturday, October 21, but didn't after allegedly getting jumped and robbed by A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and his crew.
B, born Brandon Christopher McCartney, hit the stage to let the crowd know he wouldn't be performing because of what happened.
damn lil b got jumped by a boogie backstage at rolling loud. heres the video
"I said something about Boogie music and they all got mad, and they jumped me about that," the 28-year old said. "It's all good, I'm still here. I got jumped by like ten motherfuckers. They stole my shit and everything, so I can't even do my show."
I'm disgusted that some of the ppl that stood there & watched this happen 2 Lil B are ppl I not only hella support but thought were real AF pic.twitter.com/Nfm5rYoRzt
Lil B later said he didn't want the beef to go any further via his Twitter account.
"Cry for me tonight out of love and joy! Cry because I have forgiven the 5-10 people who jumped me today, I will not retaliate," he wrote. "It could have been more then 10 people who jumped me today, aboogie and his crew.. I forgive them I mean that love y’all no violence. I want u to take this situation that happened to me, let me be your beacon of strength turn your back to the violence and forgive."
Cry for me tonight out of love and joy! Cry becuase I have forgiven the 5-10 people who jumped me today, I will not retaliate - Lil B
Chicago rapper and Recklezz Renegade Recordz leader, Rico Recklezz, sits down with DJ Smallz and reads a page from Gucci Mane's new book "The Autobiography of Gucci Mane."
Brooklyn, New York rapper and Scum Gang leader, Tekashi69 (6IX9INE), is on a fast upward trajectory. His new music video titled "Gummo" has already amassed over 4.4 million views in a week. Check it out below.
XXXTentacion is preparing to give back to those in need.
The 19-year old has announced that he will be donating $100,000 to domestic violence prevention programs.
“I want to apologize to every single woman that I’ve ever disrespected or made feel violated, by me, saying i am ‘insensitive,'” he wrote in an Instagram post. “I dont take back the remark in a general statement, but I do want to say I would never intentionally try to make a woman feel uncomfortable or in danger by my own conscious will so in order to show progress in my life and show remorse for my remark to the people that support me I want to let you know, that I will be donating over 100 thousand dollars, to domestic violence prevention programs!”
It's a big step forward for XXX born, Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, who is currently facing a series of domestic violence charges from his pregnant girlfriend.
In other news, it's rumored that the 2017 XXL Freshman has inked a $6 million deal for his Bad Vibes Forever imprint, to be distributed by Capitol Music Group's indie arm, Caroline Records.
Swedish-born singer Snoh Aalegra releases her debut album titled "Feels." Features on the 13-track project include Logic, Vince Staples, Vic Mensa and Timbuktu.
1. All I Have (Intro) 2. Sometimes (feat. Logic) 3. Worse 4. You Got Me 5. Out of Your Way 6. You Keep Me Waiting (feat. Vic Mensa) 7. Fool For You 8. Time 9. Nothing Burns Like the Cold (feat. Vince Staples) 10. Feels 11. Like I Used Too (feat. Timbuktu) 12. Walls 13. Recent Times
Chicago rapper and Only the Family boss, Lil Durk comes through with his "Signed to the Streets 2.5" mixtape. The 9-track project features Derez DeShon, MoneyBagg Yo and YFN Lucci.
1.The Story 2.5 2.Dont Love ft Derez DeShon 3.Make It Out 4.India 5.Too Raw 6.Basically 7.Streets Want Me ft MoneyBagg Yo 8.Feels Good ft YFN Lucci 9.True Colors
Eminem's anti-Donald Trump freestyle at the 2017 BET Hip Hop Awards has been applauded by millions of fans across the world. Of course, there were some some dissenting voices who didn't like what was said or the way it was delivered, but don't count Redman as one of them.
The Newark, New Jersey rap legend, born Reggie Noble, sat down with BET to give his opinion on the subject.
"When Eminem do something it's not just a song. It's not just a freestyle. It's a statement," Redman said. "He talks to state things. Not just to have a gang of words come out your mouth and not mean it. And as I watched that BET cypher, I'm like 'wow.'" Eminem could have went up there and blacked out on rhymes ... with flows and killed shit. But he felt, as a person of his color, to represent us on BET with a rhyme addressing the president. Y'all gotta understand that. He's not black, he's white."
Redman went on to say that the Detroit emcee should be applauded for having the guts to speak his mind on such a big stage.
"He has power. And he used his power on that BET cypher to make a statement, for us as well. As a people. But especially for [blacks]. And everyone, anyone, should respect that man for that.," Red continued. "'Cause he didn't have to do it. It's not even many of us that wouldn't even step out the box and did what he did, and took that opportunity to use that platform on the BET cypher to make a motherfucking statement. To feel it's a just do, as not just Eminem the rapper. But as Marshall Mathers, the person To step up of my color, to represent the wrong injustice that's going on in America."
Eminem's freestyle has been viewed over 34 million times on YouTube in just over a week.
112 was the musical guest on The Wendy Williams Show Friday, October 20. The group performed a medley of their hit songs, "Peaches & Cream", "Cupid" and "Dangerous Minds."
Brooklyn, New York emcee Maino was the latest guest on The Breakfast Club.
He talks about his new "Party & Pain" mixtape, being inspired by the Kalief Browder story, learning how to rap in solitary confinement, authenticity, explains why he left Atlantic Records.
Mississippi rapper and producer, Big K.R.I.T., releases a new song off of his forthcoming album, "4 Eva Is a Mighty Long Time." This one is called "Aux Cord."
01. Trunk Music 02. Drop the Ceiling 03. Beautiful Day 04. Rick Ross 05. Fisker 06. For the Weekend 07. Purpose & Flow 08. Japanese Denim 09. Hell No 10. Gucci Linkz 11. Talk About It 12. BCG
Memphis rapper and Paper Route Empire CEO, Young Dolph, delivers his "Thinking Out Loud" album. Features include DRAM, Ty Dolla $ign, Gucci Mane and 2 Chainz.
Mike Will Made-It, Drumma Boy, Honorable C N.O.T.E., Cassius Jay, Zaytoven, Buddha Bless and more provided production.
1. “What's the Deal" (prod. by DJ Squeeky)2. "Pacific Ocean" (prod. by Teddy Walton, co-prod. by Aaron Bow)
3. "Point Across" (prod. by Zaytoven) 4. "Drippy" (prod. by Mike WiLL Made-It) 5. "Believe Me" (prod. by Cassius Jay)
6. "All of Mine" Feat. D.R.A.M. (prod. by OZ) 7. "Go Get Sum Mo" Feat. Gucci Mane, 2 Chainz & Ty Dolla $ign (prod. by Honorable C.N.O.T.E.)
8. "Thinking Out Loud" (prod. by Buddha Bless)
9. "Eddie Cane" (prod. by Buddha Bless) 10 "While U Here" (prod. by Drumma Boy)
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